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The Community of the Good Shepherd │ 8815 E. Kemper Rd., Cincinnati, OH 45249 │ 513-489-8815 │ www.good-shepherd.org | facebook.com/thecommunityofthegoodshepherd 1

COMING UP

Wed. Book Club …….…..… 1/15

Bon Appétit ……………….. 1/15

Thurs. Book Club ……..….. 1/16

Lunch Bunch ……………… 2/3

Evening Euchre …………… 2/10

Thurs. Book Club ……..….. 2/13

Bon Appétit ……………….. 2/13

Windows PC Security

Workshop …………….…. 2/17

55+ Dinner ………………… 2/19

55+ Luncheon …………….. 2/20

Refresh Your Soul………… 3/16

Taft Museum Tour …....….. 3/18

Life Management Skills

Workshop (Dementia) ….. 3/30

Spring Grove Cemetery

Spring Garden Tour……. 4/23

JanuaryJanuary 2020 | Issue 70

Cost: $12.00 per person

Please register by Noon on

Friday, October 18

Join us for the first

55+ dinner of 2020

where we will once

again host a familiar

favorite—the band SLICE!

On Wednesday, February 19, SLICE will entertain us

with a playlist that includes music by James Taylor,

Frank Sinatra, Michael Bublé, Kenny Loggins, Michael

Franks and many more.

Members of SLICE include vocalist and guitarist, Tom

Steele, Steve Gallant on sax, flute, and electric wind

instrument, drummer Mike Russell and of course Rick

Hagee on the piano.

The dinner begins at 6:00 p.m. in the Community Room

and music will start at approximately 7:00 p.m.

Please register by noon on

Friday, February 14, as we will

be calling our final numbers in

to the caterer at that time.

On Thursday, February 20 we will hear about a

wonderful organization that is leading the movement to

reduce waste in the Cincinnati area and, at the same

time,

feeding those most in need.

Founded in 2014 by renowned

chef and caterer Suzy DeYoung,

La Soupe helps bridge the gap

between food waste and hunger.

They work with

partners to rescue over ordered or “ugly” perishables

that would otherwise be thrown away and transform

them into delicious and highly nutritious meals for

customers, non-profits and food insecure families.

For our luncheon, we will enjoy soups, salad, artisan

breads and desserts freshly made

in La Soupe’s own kitchen. We

will also hear from Merret Collis-

ter, Events Coordinator for La

Soupe, about their mission to res-

cue, transform and share unused

food to feed the hungry. The

luncheon begins at 11:30 a.m. in

the Community Room.

Cost: $15.00 per person Please register by Noon on Friday,

February 14

February dinner

February luncheon

Cost: $10.00 per person Please register by Noon on Friday,

February 14


Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 p.m.

Thursday evening at 7:00 p.m.

To register for The Lunch Bunch or Bon Appétit, contact Colleen Smith at 489-8815 ext. 740, or e-mail her at

[email protected].

January’s Bon Appétit event will take

place on Wednesday, January 15 at

6:00 p.m. at Asian Paradise on Fields Ertel

Rd. in Loveland. Spots were still available

when this newsletter went to print. Please call Colleen to

check availability.

February’s Bon Appétit event will take place on

Thursday , February 13 at

6:00 p.m. at Basil’s On Market in

Mason. We will be seated in a private

room on the first floor. Please register

by Thursday, February 6.

February 19 The Stationery Shop

By Marjan Kamali

F ebruary’s Lunch Bunch

will take place on

Monday, February 3. The

group will meet at Olive Garden

on Fields Ertel Rd. at 11:30 a.m.

The

L unch unch B

If you are interested in joining either book club, or wish to be

put on the reminder list, please call Colleen Smith at 489-8815

ext. 740, or e-mail her at [email protected].

Please register by Friday, January 31

February 13 Between Shades

of Gray by Ruta Sepetys

January 15 Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly

We were unable to find a volunteer to

coordinate the afternoon Euchre sessions

for 2020, so this group will no longer be

meeting. This does not affect the evening

Euchre sessions.

January 16 Snow Flower and the Secret Fan by Lisa See


F i n e A r t E ve n t s

Taft Museum Tour & Lunch Wednesday, March 18

On Wednesday, March 18, you are

invited to join us for a docent-led tour

of the N.C. Wyeth exhibition at the

Taft Museum followed by lunch

on-site in the Linder Café.

This exhibition showcases

the work of N.C. Wyeth

(1882–1945), who was the

patriarch of one of

America’s most prominent

artistic families. This

exhibition brings together

approximately 50 of his

large-scale paintings. Many of Wyeth’s grand images

bring to life the stories of

Treasure Island, The Last of the Mohicans, and The

Boy’s King Arthur—books that are well-loved even

today. However, despite his fame as an illustrator,

Wyeth also earned appreciation for his little-known

fine art paintings. New Perspectives also highlights

his private work revealing a love of nature and the

contemporary American scene.

After our hour long tour, we will have lunch in the

Linder Café from a select

menu. There will be a bit of

time

afterwards to visit the

permanent collection or the

gift shop.

We will plan to meet in the

library at Good Shepherd at 10:30 a.m. to arrange car-

pools and leave in time to arrive at the Taft Museum

for the start of the tour at 11:15 a.m. Our lunch reser-

vations in the Linder Café are at 12:30 p.m.

Spring Grove Cemetery

Spring Garden Tour Thursday, April 23

In October of last year, we

took a lovely tram tour at Spring

Grove Cemetery of the stately

trees. Folks found it so

enjoyable that they requested a

spring tour of the gardens. On

Thursday, April 23 we will

take another tram tour and, with

a little cooperation from mother

nature, see some of their beauti-

ful trees and plants in bloom!

The tour begins at 10:00 a.m.

and will last about an hour and

fifteen minutes. During that

time, our tour guide will take us

around to view the many garden

beds and describe the various

plants and horticulture. After-

wards, we will make the five

minute drive to Ruth’s Parkside Café and enjoy lunch.

We will plan to meet in the library at Good Shepherd

at 9:00 a.m. to arrange carpools to Spring Grove. The

tour cost per person is $4.00 and we have a cap of 24

for the tram, so please register early.

The tram is covered overhead with open sides and is

not handicapped accessible. The tram will run in

light rain, but not strong winds or heavy rain.

Cost: $32.00 per person

Cost includes tour and lunch

Registrations accepted until

Wednesday, February 26 or until

all 24 tickets are sold

Cost: $4.00 per person for the tour

Registrations accepted until

all 24 spots are filled


On Monday, March 30, at 5:30 p.m. in the

Community Room, we will once again host a

Life Management Skills Workshop here at

Good Shepherd. The topic for March’s

workshop will center around dementia and brain change related

challenges.

Most of us know someone, be it a friend or family member who

has dealt with, or is currently dealing with, some form of

dementia. It is a roller coaster ride of emotions, concern and

change for everyone involved. And even with the plethora of

articles and information you can find just a click away, it is still

hard to know what to do or how to manage this condition in the

long-term when it affects someone you know and love.

We will have three speakers each with a wealth of information and

experience as it relates to dementia and navigating the journey.

The workshop is free of charge, but you will need to register so we

can provide enough seating, refreshments and materials.

Dealing with Dementia Monday, March 30 | 5:30—8:30 p.m.

Workshop Series MANAGEMENT

WORKSHOP PRESENTERS:

Dr. Timothy Sigward, Ph.D.

Licensed Psychologist Clinical Geropsychologist,

Neuropsychological Evaluation

Teresa Youngstrom, RN Certified Dementia Practitioner

Speaker, Staff Trainer, Consultant

Anne Ramsey Our Journey with

Early Onset Alzheimers Presented with

Alzheimer's Association of Greater Cincinnati

On Monday, February

17, parishioner Terry Al-

bright, along with members

of

Good Shepherd’s Computer

Recycling Team, will once

again offer a workshop based

on Windows PC Security and how you can protect

yourself against viruses.

The workshop will start with a short introduction about

what is inside your PC. From there, Terry will address

the various types of viruses that can affect your system,

how they attack the PC and how to protect against them.

The workshop will also address how to protect your

important papers, documents, and pictures by creating

back-up copies. And finally, the team will address how

to store the back-up copies that were created.

There is no need to bring your laptop or any device with

you as there will be handouts and supple-

ments for each participant. Everyone will

be able to follow along by way of a

PowerPoint presentation. There will be

both an afternoon and an evening session

offered - choose the one that best suits your schedule.

Please

register by Monday, February 10.

WINDOWS

PC Security

mONDAY,

FEBRUARY 17

Rooms 32/33

Cost: Free

Registration deadline: Monday, March 23

AFTERNOON SESSION: 2:00-4:00 p.m.

EVENING SESSION: 6:00-8:00 p.m.

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January 2020 Newsletter Master Registration Form Lunch Bunch—February

• Date: Monday, February 3

• Time: 11:30 a.m. at Olive Garden on Fields Ertel Rd.

• Registration: Required by Friday, January 31

Bon Appétit—February • Date: Thursday, February 13

• Time: 6:00 p.m. at Basil’s On Market in Mason • Registration: Required by Thursday, February 6

February Dinner Program—SLICE • Date: Dinner—Wednesday, February 19

• Time: 6:00 p.m.

• Cost: $15.00 per person

• Registration: Required by Friday, February 14 at Noon

February Luncheon Program—La Soupe • Date: Lunch—Thursday, February 20

• Time: 11:30 a.m.

• Cost: $10.00 per person

• Registration: Required by Friday, February 14 at Noon

Technology Workshop—Windows PC Security • Date: Monday, February 17

• Time: 2:00-4:00 p.m. or 6:00-8:00 p.m.

• Cost: Free

• Registration: Required by Monday, February 10

Taft Museum—Tour and Lunch • Date: Wednesday, March 18

• Time: Tour at 11:15 a.m. | Lunch at 12:30 p.m.

• Cost: $32.00 per person for tour and lunch

• Registration: Until all 24 tickets are sold

Life Management Skills—Dealing with Dementia • Date: Monday, March 30 at 5:30 p.m.

• Location: Good Shepherd’s Community Room

• Cost: Free

• Registration: Required by Monday, March 23

Spring Grove Cemetery—Spring Garden Tour • Date: Thursday, April 23

• Time: 10:00 a.m.

• Cost: $4.00 per person for tour

• Registration: Until all 24 spots are filled

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Name: ________________________________________ Phone #: (H) _________________________ (C) ________________________

Guests: _____________________________________ E-mail Address: _____________________________________________________

Lunch Bunch—Olive Garden (Mon., Feb. 3)

# of people _____

Bon Appétit—Basil’s On Market (Thurs., Feb. 13)

# of people _____

FEBRUARY DINNER (Wed., Feb. 19) SLICE

Cost: $15.00 x ____ (# of people) = _______ Total

FEBRUARY LUNCHEON (Thurs., Feb. 20) La Soupe


_____ # of people Windows PC Security afternoon session

(Mon., Feb. 17—2:00-4:00 p.m.)

_____ # of people Windows PC Security evening session

(Mon., Feb. 17—6:00-8:00 p.m.)

Taft Museum Tour and Lunch—(Wed., March 18)


Life Management Skills—(Mon., March 30)

# of people _____

Spring Grove Cemetery—Spring Garden Tour (Thurs., April 23)


OVERALL TOTAL: $__________ PAYMENT TYPE: Cash Check # ________ Credit Card (see below)

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Card Type: ____ Discover ____ Visa ____ MasterCard ____ AMEX Today’s Date: ___________

Print name as it appears on card: _____________________________________ Account #:_______________________________________

Expiration Date: _____________ Phone #: _____________________________ Signature: _______________________________________

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