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Lifelong Learning Courses, Excursions, & Service Projects for Adults 55+ in Lancaster County.

TABLE OF CONTENTSDIRECTOR’S WELCOME 1MISSION/PURPOSE 2MEMBERSHIP 3REGISTRATION 3PROCEDURES 4-5DIRECTIONS 5COURSES & EVENTS BY TOPIC (MARCH 4, 2019 – MAY 24, 2019) 6-18

History & Culture 6-8 Local History 8-10Current Topics & Discussions 11-12Nature & Science 12-13Religious Cultures & Topics 13-14Literature 14Music, Movies & Fine Arts 14-15General Interests & Hobbies 15-16Wellness & Personal Development 16-17

SPECIAL EVENTS 18John McCutcheon Concert Sponsored by the Susquehanna Folk Music Society 18

NOTES 19REGISTRATION FORM 20-21SPRING 2019 FEE SCHEDULE 22

DIRECTOR’S WELCOMEThank you for your interest in the Pathways Institute for Lifelong Learning®!

The Pathways Institute provides adults age 55 & better with educational & lifelong learning opportunities in an environment conducive to discussion and sharing.

We welcome you to enroll in the exciting spring 2019 classes and events, and look forward to providing you with many new & enriching learning opportunities!

Susan J. Stauffer, Director

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JOHN MAIETTA is a retired Army officer, lifelong history enthusiast, and long-time member of the Pathways Institute “faculty.” He is currently an adjunct history instructor at York College of Pennsylvania. He is also a popular presenter of cultural and historical programs at libraries, retirement centers, and other community venues in the region.

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REGISTRATION AND ENROLLMENT FORMS ARE LOCATED AT THE BACK OF THE CATALOG

YOU CAN ALSO REGISTER ONLINE AT THEPATHWAYSINSTITUTE.ORG

MISSION/PURPOSE

LANDIS HOMES MISSION The ministry of Landis Homes is to serve aging adults and their families by honoring and enriching their lives in a community of Christ-like love.We commit to these values as we honor God in our service to others:

JOY: Nurturing an atmosphere which is positive, hopeful and thankful, while delighting in serving others, fulfilling responsibilities and celebrating life.

COMPASSION: Demonstrating Christ-like love and concern in our relationships, serving one another with grace, humility, gentleness and sensitivity in a manner which respects diversity and honors the dignity and worth of everyone.

INTEGRITY: Committing ourselves to be honest, sincere, trustworthy and accountable in relationships, communication and decision-making, with a respect for confidentiality.

STEWARDSHIP: Devoting ourselves to faithful and responsible use of resources entrusted to our care, upholding high standards of performance and quality, striving for excellence and serving beyond expectations.

COMMUNITY: Relating with a spirit which is characterized by cooperation, teamwork, encouragement and mutual respect, valuing each person, affirming gifts and abilities, and seeking improvement through learning, creativity and openness to change.

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PATHWAYS INSTITUTE FOR LIFELONG LEARNING MISSION AND PURPOSEThe mission of the Pathways Institute for Lifelong Learning is to foster with persons 55+ a quest for lifelong learning that enriches the mind and spirit to pursue wisdom, service, and understanding.

Established to meaningfully exercise the talents and abilities of older adults, the Pathways Institute for Lifelong Learning recognizes the wealth of resources they have to celebrate, discover and share. Pathways Institute provides older adults with opportunities to engage in mental, cultural, and spiritual activities promoting their overall wellness. In pursuit of Lifelong Learning, the Institute focuses on three key components:

• Personal Development Path – Promotes continued learning opportunities, personal enhancement, and spiritual growth

• Service Path – Provides venues for seniors to share their knowledge, beliefs, and life experiences with others

• Legacy/Sharing Path – Offers older adults unique opportunities to pass on knowledge and experience to future generations

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MEMBERSHIPMembership in the Pathways Institute for Lifelong Learning is open to all adults age 55 and better residing in Lancaster County and surrounding areas. Members pay a membership fee ranging from $75 to $100 per term. This fee allows members to attend Pathways Institute classes, cultural events, and to participate in service learning and legacy sharing opportunities. Pathways Institute membership cards will be issued following receipt of your membership application. The Pathways Institute card must be shown to receive the dining discount on class days.An alternate non-member registration option is also available to persons wishing to register for individual classes at a cost of $25 per course. A few special events may require an additional fee; however, these amounts are generally discounted for groups of Pathways members. Other miscellaneous costs not included in Pathways Institute membership are books, transportation for field trips, supplies, meals and admission fees.

OTHER PATHWAYS INSTITUTE FOR LIFELONG LEARNING MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS:• On Pathways class days, Pathways Institute

members can receive a discount at the Garden Room, Dogwood Café, or the Owl Hill Bistro for select prepared items such as sandwiches, soups, salads, pizza, and hot entrées (beverages, snacks, and other items are not discounted). Pathways members must show a Pathways Institute membership card to receive a discount.

• Coffee and tea at classes• Information about special events and seminars at

Landis Homes and partnering organizations• Invitations and group discounts to special events

REGISTRATION SPRING 2019 – TERM DATES• January 31, 2019 – March 4, 2019 - Registration• March 4, 2019 - First day of classes & events • May 24, 2019 - Final day of classes & events

SPRING 2019 – REGISTRATION DATES Membership & registration forms for the spring 2019 term will be accepted beginning January 31, 2019 through March 4, 2019 (or later until classes are filled).Membership and registration forms can be mailed or delivered directly to the Pathways Institute for Lifelong Learning at the address designated below, Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. Mail to: Landis Homes Pathways Institute for Lifelong Learning 1001 East Oregon Road Lititz, PA 17543-9206Please complete all sections and use a separate form for each person.

REGISTER ONLINEYou may also register for courses online. Please refer to the Pathways Institute catalog for complete details on courses and events. To register online and to view and print an electronic version of the Pathways Institute catalog along with all registration forms, please visit the Pathways website:

ThePathwaysInstitute.org

FOR BOTH PRINT AND ONLINE REGISTRATION:• An invoice will be issued to you through the mail

stating the amount due and confirming classes in which you are enrolled.

• Payment is due within two weeks after you receive your invoice and can be made by check, cash, or money order to:

LANDIS HCBS

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PROCEDURESATTENDANCEAnyone enrolled who must cancel a course, event or trip is asked to notify the Pathways Institute office as soon as possible. This allows someone on a waiting list to attend in your place. Also, if during a term a Pathways member wishes to attend a class for which he or she is not registered, please call the Pathways office to see if space is available. Please feel welcome to discuss any questions with Pathways Institute staff regarding registration and scheduling.

CANCELLATIONS AND DELAYSIn the event of inclement weather, Pathways Institute members can call the main reception desk of Landis Homes at 717.569.3271, or send an email to:

pathwayinquiry@thepathwaysinstitute.orgto inquire if a course or event will be cancelled or delayed. Residents of Landis Homes can also check the campus TV channel (channel 95) for this information.Please note that courses and events are also subject to change and/or cancellation for other reasons unrelated to weather. If this occurs, individuals who are enrolled will be informed promptly. If possible, courses or events will be rescheduled. Courses with ten or fewer enrollments may be canceled at the discretion of the instructor.

CLASSROOM LOCATIONS AND PARKINGFor the spring 2019 Pathways Institute term, most courses will be held at Landis Homes in one of the following locations:• Dogwood Community Room• Harvest Room• Calvin G. & Janet C. High Learning & Wellness Center

Please refer to the Landis Homes campus map for locations and parking areas. Information about locations of the cultural events and field trips is included in the course descriptions.

CONTACT INFORMATIONAnnouncements of special events, etc. are issued by regular mail and email, so please make certain to

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COURSE AND EVENT INFORMATIONThe Pathways Institute provides a forum for education and lifelong learning through discussion and sharing in an open and objective environment. Information presented in courses or events is provided for educational and enrichment purposes only and is not representative of the Pathways Institute for Lifelong Learning or Landis Homes.Pathways Institute courses are non-degree courses. No credits are earned, no grades are assigned, and there are no tests or papers. The Pathways Institute for Lifelong Learning operates on a two-term system, offering classes and events during the spring and fall. Courses typically consist of 1-4 sessions.

DINING ACCOMMODATIONSPathways Institute members are encouraged to continue discussions from class and become better acquainted over lunch. On Pathways class days, Pathways Institute members can receive a discount at the Garden Room, Dogwood Café, or the Owl Hill Bistro for select prepared items such as sandwiches, soups, salads, pizza, and hot entrées (beverages, snacks and other items are not discounted). Pathways members must show their Pathways Institute membership card to receive a discount.

FIELD TRIPSSome courses and events include field trips. Pathways Institute members may sign up for transportation through Landis Homes at an additional cost of $5.00/$9.00/$15.00 per trip based on the mileage of each trip. Trips of longer distances may require chartered bus transportation, which will necessitate additional fees.

In order to use Landis Homes’ transportation for these trips, an Acknowledgment Release & Waiver for Bus or Van Trips is required. All requests for disability accommodation must be made at registration to ensure proper planning.

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GIFT CERTIFICATESGift certificates for Pathways Institute memberships are available for purchase. Please contact the Pathways Institute office for additional information. Memberships are a great way to say “thanks” to a friend, or to celebrate a special occasion!

INVITE A FRIEND!Inviting a friend to attend a course is one way members may share the Pathways Institute experience. Please contact the Pathways Institute office if you would like to bring a friend to class.

PARTNERSHIPSMany special cultural events are offered through partnerships with a variety of organizations in the Lancaster Region.

REFUNDSRefunds can be given up to the start of the spring term on March 4, 2019. After this date, every attempt will be made to work out other arrangements such as taking another class, etc.

RELEASE FORMSThe following release forms are required in order to complete your registration:

• Acknowledgment Release & Waiver for Bus or Van Trips

• Photography Release Form• Emergency Contact Information FormThese forms will be sent to you with your statement. Please complete, sign, date and return these forms with your payment.

WEBSITE INFORMATION:

ThePathwaysInstitute.org

LandisHomes.org(Click on the Pathways Institute link)

2018-2019 PATHWAYS INSTITUTE ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERSMs. Evon Bergey, Vice President, Landis Communities

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Mr. William CaveReverend Richard Cook, ChairMr. Mamo DulaDr. Roger A. GodinMs. Deborah Laws-LandisMs. Rebecca LeathermanReverend L. Guy Mehl Ms. Judy SargentMs. Michele StipeDr. John WolgemuthMr. Larry Zook, President/CEO, Landis Homes

PATHWAYS INSTITUTE PROGRAM MANAGEMENTSusan J. Stauffer, DirectorSharon K. Blouch, CoordinatorDeborah J. Douthart, Coordinator

Landis HomesPathways Institute for Lifelong Learning®

1001 East Oregon RoadLititz, PA 17543-9206

Email: pathwayinquiry@thepathwaysinstitute.orgPhone: 717.381.3577Fax: 717.581.3897

DIRECTIONS TO LANDIS HOMESFrom Lancaster take Route 501 North (Lititz Pike) through Neffsville. At traffic light, turn right onto East Oregon Road (Route 722 East). Continue 2 miles to Landis Homes West entrance on the right or 2.5 miles to the Landis Homes East entrance on the right. For additional information, please check the website or call 717.569.3271.

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LH01THE 1994 RWANDA GENOCIDEInstructor: Dr. Rich Stuebing

Monday, March 4, 20199:00 am – 10:30 amHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

Nearly one million people died in Rwanda during three months of genocide that began in April 1994. Why did the Hutu and Tutsi, originally one people with a shared language and culture, slaughter each other? How were Christians involved? This lecture will evaluate the factors that led to this horrific event and seek to learn lessons from it.

LH02RWANDA, 24 YEARS LATERInstructor: Dr. John Eby

Friday, March 22, 20191:00 pm – 2:30 pmHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

This program is related to the Pathways program on March 4 which examines the Genocide in Rwanda in 1994. It will use slides to show a vignette of Rwanda today. In addition to information on the economy and social structure and a visit to the National Genocide Remembrance on April, 2018, it will include a report of the work of Mennonite Central Committee in peace and development, and a visit to see the animals and birds of the Akagera National Park.

LH03MOLLY KOOL – CAPTAIN OF THE ATLANTICInstructor: Ms. Deborah Douthart

Wednesday, March 27, 201910:30 am – 12:00 noonHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

Molly Kool became the first female sea captain in North America. She started life in Alma, New Brunswick, helping her father sail a lumber scow in the tides of the Bay of Fundy and the Reversing Falls in St. Johns. Earning her captain’s license involved changing some of her country’s oldest laws, including the Shipping Act of Canada.Through photos, interviews and archival collections, we’ll explore Molly Kool’s extraordinary life. Her tireless efforts inspired other women pioneers and shipping practices in the early twentieth century. Call her “Captain” from now on!

LH04THE CODE GIRLS – THE UNTOLD STORY OF THE AMERICAN WOMEN CODE BREAKERS OF WWIIInstructor: Ms. Deborah Douthart

Thursday, March 28, 201910:30 am – 12:00 noonHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

This course focuses on a NY Times best seller about the American women who secretly served as code breakers during WWII. In the aftermath of entry into WWII, the U.S. was able to build an effective code breaking operation practically overnight with more than 10,000 young women cracking German and Japanese codes to help win WWII. These women were behind some of the most significant individual code breaking triumphs of the war. The military and strategic importance of their work was enormous.

High Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

During the 17th and 18th centuries, several Christian religious groups worked to “save the souls of the savages” of the eastern woodlands. These missionaries lived and worked in the backwoods with the Indians. Learn how this European mission work influenced the Indians lives and spiritual beliefs as well as spawning the development of native preachers and prophets.

LH07GWICH’IN, CARIBOU, AND OILInstructor: Dr. Paul E. Brubaker

Wednesday, April 10, 20191:00 pm – 2:30 pmHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

Travel north of the Arctic Circle to Arctic Village, Alaska, and meet the Gwich’in, meaning “people of the caribou.” These Native Americans are dependent on caribou for food, caribou which are born on the Coastal Plain. This one million six-hundred acre plain is considered the source of life to the Gwich’in, but our current administration wants to lease twenty-five percent of this area for oil development by June of 2019. Come meet these people and listen to their dilemma.

LH08ON THE ROUTE OF THE TSARS: AN ENLIGHTENING TRIP THROUGH THE HEART OF RUSSIAInstructor: Mr. John Maietta

Fridays, April 12 and 26, 201910:30 am – 12:00 noonHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

The rise of Vladimir Putin marks a resurgence of one-man rule in Russia – a return to the authoritarian pattern that has dominated the country’s troubled past. This two-part program offers a thousand-year perspective on the dramatic events unfolding in the

The code breakers of WWII advanced what is known as Signal Intelligence. Their work laid the groundwork for the new fields of cybersecurity, the modern computing industry and the national Security Agency. These women played a central role in shortening the war. We’ll explore their amazing contributions to American history through an overview of Liza Mundy’s interviews with these exceptional women.

LH05BEAUTIFUL SOUTHERN CHARM: BEAUFORD, SAVANNAH, CHARLESTONInstructor: Dr. Donald L. Walters

Fridays, March 29 and April 5 & 12, 20191:00 pm – 2:30 pmHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

Springtime – or anytime – is a great time to visit the charming cities of Beauford, SC; Savannah, GA; and Charleston, SC. First stop is Beauford where draperies of Spanish moss on the trees bid welcome to this magical city by the bay. Its majestic mansions served as sets for motion pictures such as “The Prince of Tides,” “The Big Chill,” and “The Great Santini.”Then on to Savannah, that graceful lady high on the bank above the river – remember “Moon River”? In springtime the flowering azaleas give a special brilliance to the city. Of course, Savannah’s Spanish moss gives a ghostly feeling to its cemeteries. And who can forget the mysterious tale of “Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.” Our tour concludes in charming Charleston, where the Atlantic Ocean is said to begin! Its quaint streets, beautiful gardens, and stately mansions dazzle the senses – Charleston provided the setting for Gershwin’s “Porgy and Bess” and “North and South” among others. A survivor of the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, and storms such as Hurricane Hugo, we, too, shall survive to return to Landis Homes.

LH06NATIVE AMERICANS AND CHRISTIANITYInstructor: Mr. Ronald C. Sollenberger

Tuesday, April 2, 201910:00 am – 12:00 noon

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region today. Part travelogue, part history lesson, it follows the popular river route that tourists cruise from Moscow to St. Petersburg. Along the way, you’ll learn about grand palaces and glorious churches… suffering peasants and scheming tyrants… communist revolution and capitalist revival. These highlights, and more, will tell the fascinating story of the Russian nation, its people, its culture, and its enduring tension with the West.

LH09INCA GLORIES: THE RISE AND FALL OF THE GREATEST EMPIRE OF THE AMERICASInstructor: Mr. John Maietta

Friday, May 3, 201910:30 am – 12:00 noonHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

In the 15th century, the greatest empire in the history of the Americas rose to prominence and power. Based in present-day Peru, the Inca Empire was a vast and successful state – ruled without benefit of money, the wheel, or a written language. This program explores the fascinating spiritual and material culture of the Incas; the swift collapse of their society after the Spanish conquest of 1532; the rediscovery of the mountaintop wonders of Machu Picchu in 1911; and the persistence of Inca influence today.

LH10THE SEMINOLES OF FLORIDAInstructor: Mr. Ronald C. Sollenberger

Tuesday, May 7, 201910:00 am – 12:00 noonHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

The story of the Seminoles is a tale of resourcefulness and survival over a period of 300 years. Learn where the Seminoles originated, who they were, and who they are now. The course will give a brief history of the people, their wars and struggles, their removal, and their determination to survive as a nation who created a culture that now flourishes. Join us to learn about these proud “unconquered people”!

LH11THE PANAMA CANAL: THE FIRST CENTURY OF AN ENGINEERING MARVELInstructor: Mr. John Maietta

Friday, May 17, 20192:30 pm – 4:00 pmHarvest Room, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 50

In the 1500s, Spanish kings dreamed of a canal across the Isthmus of Panama. In the nineteenth century, 20,000 workers died in a doomed French attempt to realize that goal. Finally, American know-how, gumption, and “gunboat diplomacy” brought success: in August 1914, one of the “seven wonders of the modern world” officially opened for business. This program charts the dramatic history of the Panama Canal – right up to the present, with the recent addition of a new set of locks guaranteeing another century of service from “The Big Dig.”

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LH12C. EMLEN URBAN: THE STORY CONTINUES - PART I AND PART IIInstructor: Mr. Gregory J. Scott

Mondays, March 11, 18, and 25, 20199:00 am – 10:00 amHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

The body of work discovered since beginning the research has more than doubled in size. Part I and Part II will reveal never before seen work by Lancaster’s most prolific architect.The third session will explore the three most prevalent styles in Lancaster County architecture from 1710 – 1810.

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LH13WHAT MAKES LANCASTER AND LANCASTRIANS UNIQUE?Instructor: Mr. Jack Brubaker

Wednesday, March 20, 20199:00 am - 10:00 amHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

Lancaster is different from any other place primarily because of its fertile farmland and scenic rivers.Lancastrians are different because of their blend of religious, ethnic, political, occupational and charitable characteristics.

LH14EARLY SUSQUEHANNA RIVER VIEWS FROM COLUMBIA TO YORK HAVENInstructor: Mr. Mark W. Arbogast

Wednesday, April 17, 20191:00 pm – 2:00 pmHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

This presentation involves early postcard views along the Susquehanna River from Columbia to York Haven. The talk will include Columbia and the Pennsylvania Railroad, Chickies Rock and the park that operated at Chickies, and views of the iron furnaces that once operated between Columbia and Marietta. We will also see the Accomac and Wildcat Falls resort areas in York County and the ferry boats and hotels that were at this summer vacation spot. This presentation will conclude with Bainbridge and the town of York Haven.

LH15THE INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE OF YORK COUNTYInstructor: Mr. Ronald C. Sollenberger

Tuesday, April 23, 20198:30 am – 4:30 pm*See cost and transportation details below.York, PAEnrollment Limit: 26

The morning will begin with a guided tour of the Harley-Davidson Motor Company and an opportunity to purchase some Harley merchandise. Following lunch at an area restaurant, we will travel to the Agricultural and Industrial Museum for a guided tour and time on your own to revisit exhibits.York County has a long history of agricultural, industrial and transportation development. Many industries developed over the years – some remain where others no longer exist. The trip will include a guided tour of the Agricultural and Industrial Museum, which highlights the evolution of industry and agriculture in York County. The tour of the Harley-Davidson Plant will highlight a present day manufacturing facility.Participants will enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.* Landis Homes bus transportation will depart from the High Learning & Wellness Center entrance at 8:30 am and return by approximately 4:30 pm. Additional costs to participants will be $6.00 museum admission, $9.00 for Harley-Davidson plant guided tour, and $15.00 for transportation, payable at registration. Everyone pays for their own lunch.

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LH16TOUR THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD IN LANCASTER COUNTYInstructor: Mr. Daniel Ness

Monday, April 29, 20198:00 am – 4:00 pm*See cost and transportation details below.Lancaster CountyEnrollment Limit: 25

This special event will include a six-hour bus tour identifying up to fifty sites of Underground Railroad activity in Lancaster County. At several sites the group might also see the secret room used. (Some sites are not handicapped accessible and some walking will be involved.)* The Landis Homes bus will leave from the High Learning & Wellness Center entrance promptly at 8:00 am. Return to Landis Homes will occur by 4:00 pm at the latest. Additional costs to participants include $15.00 for Landis Homes’ bus transportation and $20.00 for the Museum admission and lunch, payable at registration.

LH17TOURING BERKS COUNTY READING PUBLIC MUSEUMInstructor: Ms. Deborah Douthart

Monday, May 6, 20198:00 am – 4:00 pm*See transportation details below.Reading, PAEnrollment Limit: 26

The Reading Public Museum, located in West Reading, was the brainchild of a local school teacher, Dr. Levi Mengel. He believed that sensory learning was important in the sciences and amassed an impressive collection for his science classes. After purchasing over 2,000 items from the 1904 World’s fair in St. Louis, Mengel opened a small museum for his students in a school building in 1907.A century later the museum’s collection has expanded to include 300,000 items related to natural history, world cultures and art. Three floors display permanent art galleries, temporary exhibits which change every three months, Ancient cultures, Native

American artifacts, PA German folk art as well as a fine collection of taxidermy animals provide a wide array of subjects to study.The Neag Planetarium is located next door with daily shows on the hour. A 25-acre arboretum abuts the museum and planetarium. Beautifully landscaped gardens and trees abound on either side of a free flowing brook, allowing for ample opportunities for walking and/or picnicking.Join us for a chance to explore this rare gem in West Reading!* The Landis Homes bus will leave from the High Learning & Wellness Center entrance promptly at 8:00 am. Return to Landis Homes will occur by 4:00 pm at the latest. Additional costs to participants include $10.00 museum admission, $9.00 for boxed lunch, and $15.00 for Landis Homes’ bus transportation, payable at registration.

LH18HOPEWELL FURNACE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITEInstructor: Ms. Deborah Douthart

Thursday, May 16, 20199:00 am – 3:00 pm*See transportation details below.Elverson, PAEnrollment Limit: 26

This historic site, located near Elverson, PA, is an example of a 19th century rural “iron plantation.” It laid the foundation for the transformation of the U.S. into an industrial giant. We’ll explore the park’s visitor center/museum, view a 15-minute introductory film, and then take a self-guided walking tour of the historic community. Afterward, we’ll travel to nearby St. Peter’s Parish to have lunch and visit the charming little village along French Creek.* The Landis Homes bus will leave from the High Learning & Wellness Center entrance promptly at 9:00 am. Return to Landis Homes will occur by 3:00 pm at the latest. Additional costs to participants include $15.00 for Landis Homes’ bus transportation, payable at registration, and lunch will be on your own.

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LH19THE TRUMP PRESIDENCY AND THE 2018 MIDTERM ELECTIONSInstructor: Dr. Joseph J. Karlesky

Thursday, March 7, 201910:00 am – 11:30 amHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

Growing economic inequality, deepening political polarization, and an increasingly fractionated information media environment are striking characteristics of contemporary American politics. This session will explore how the results of the 2018 midterm elections are shaping the Trump presidency within the context of these characteristics.

LH20TAX CUTS AND JOBS ACT 2017Instructor: Dr. William E. Whitesell

Friday, March 8, 20192:30 pm – 4:00 pmHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 40

The presentation will cover the essential features of the legislation and then develop the likely consequences, including both aggregate effects in terms of economic growth impacts and individual taxpayer impacts such as likely gains and possible losses.

LH21A CRASH COURSE IN THE POLITICAL ECONOMYInstructor: Dr. Mike Gumpper

Wednesday, April 3, 20191:00 pm – 2:15 pm

High Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

Topics will include income inequality, government spending, deficits and debt, monetary policy, and taxes. Q&A will guide the discussions and topics covered.

LH22ARE YOU GETTING WHAT YOU PAY FOR?Instructor: Ms. Mary Bach

Tuesday, April 30, 201910:30 am – 12:00 noonHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

Do you ever feel “ripped off” in the marketplace? Do you understand our amusing and confusing sales tax applications? When you pump gas, are you getting true measure? Have you ever been overcharged at a scanner check-out register? Your shopping trips will never be the same after this entertaining and educational presentation packed with important consumer information.

LH23PATROL/EXPLOSIVES K-9 HANDLERInstructor: Deputy David A. Cole

Friday, May 10, 201910:00 am – 11:00 am*Landis Homes East CampusEnrollment Limit: 40

Participants will learn about the training duties and functions of a patrol/explosives working canine. Deputy Cole will also provide a skills demonstration of obedience, detection, and apprehension. There will be time for questions & answers.* Directions to presentation location:

East Campus near the Dogwood Administration entrance. Enter the Landis Homes campus at the East entrance and go straight until you reach a yellow speed bump. Immediately after the yellow speed bump, turn left. Park near the fuel pumps, and the presentation will be on the large grass area off of the parking area. Follow Pathways signs to the east Campus Location.

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LH24NO FREE LUNCH: FLIM FLAMS, SCHEMES, AND SCAMSInstructor: Ms. Mary Bach

Tuesday, May 14, 201910:30 am – 12:00 noonHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

From Sweepstakes and lottery scams to identity theft and investment fraud, there are con artists everywhere. Free meal invitations may be a red flag. Consumers must be pro-active in protecting their hard-earned money by being informed about current scams and frauds. Plan to attend this educational and engaging presentation filled with tips and excellent information.

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LH25HABITAT RESTORATION, SOIL HEALTH, AND THE CHESAPEAKE BAYInstructor: Mr. Lamonte Garber, Stroud Water Research Center

Wednesday, March 6, 20192:30 pm – 4:30 pmHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

Lancaster County is at the epicenter of the multistate effort to restore the Chesapeake Bay. While pollution from Southcentral Pennsylvania harms local streams, do communities suffer further? Local efforts by farmers, volunteers, and businesses are making a real difference.

LH26TELESCOPE VIEWING OF THE NIGHT SKYInstructor: Mr. Rick Abele

Tuesday, March 12, 2019(Rain Date: Tuesday, March 19, 2019)7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

High Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 25

Attendees will have the opportunity to view the Moon, planets, and other celestial objects through an 8-inch reflecting telescope. Participants will meet in the High Auditorium with the instructor prior to going outside. A rain date will be available in case of cloudy conditions.

LH27GEOLOGIC TIMEInstructor: Mr. Rick Abele

Monday, April 8, 20191:00 pm – 2:30 pmHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

This lecture explains how we are able to piece together the history of the Earth from the rock record. We will explore the various types of fossils and the methods for dating ancient objects. We will then look at the major events and fossil records of the last 500 million years.

LH28THE ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF THE EASTERN BLUEBIRDInstructor: Dr. Dean C. Rust

Wednesdays, May 1, 8, and 15, 20199:00 am – 10:30 amHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

The bluebird is one of the most cherished songbirds in the US and has inspired poets, songwriters, playwrights and movie directors for over 100 years. These topics will be covered: types of Bluebird nest boxes, monitoring 101, predator guards, house sparrow control, meal worms, planting for Bluebirds. There will be time for questions and answers.

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LH29HERBS: GOD’S CREATION AND GIFT TO MANInstructor: Ms. Annie C. Boshart

Friday, May 24, 2019 (Classroom Session)10:00 am – 11:30 amDogwood Community Room, Landis Homes

Friday, May 24, 2019 (Field Trip)1:00 pm – 2:30 pm*See transportation details below.Cloverleaf Herb Farm, Elizabethtown, PAEnrollment Limit: 26

Herbs can be planted, harvested and prepared to enhance food dishes with flavor, nutritional value, color appeal, and textures to ordinary meals. We will explore ways to add and create recipes to make a positive, appealing and delectable difference in our diets and enjoyment of foods. Tips and recipes with tasting will be provided. Come prepared to share personal recipes and experiences of success in serving meals with herbs.Participants will be given a first-hand opportunity to walk on farmland to see herbs growing in the habitats and to visit the gift store with herb-related craft items, books, as well as to purchase edible products and the fresh herbs. The owners will speak to us and give orientation.* The Landis Homes bus will leave from the High Learning & Wellness Center entrance promptly at 9:00 am. Return to Landis Homes will occur by 11:15 am at the latest. Additional costs to participants include $9.00 for Landis Homes’ bus transportation, payable at registration.

LH30AEROSPACE SYSTEMS – FROM FLYING CARS TO HYPERSONICSInstructor: Mr. Jerry Lockenour

Wednesday, May 22, 20199:00 am – 10:30 am

High Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

In this class you will learn about some of the key emerging systems in aerospace today. This will include: Unmanned Air Vehicles, Next Generation Commercial Transports, Advanced Airships, Hypersonics, Personal Air Vehicles, Electric Propulsion, Advanced VTOL Concepts, High Altitude Soaring Flight, Sky Dives from High Altitude Balloons, and some interesting discussion of space flight. All technical discussion will be kept at an understandable level for the audience.

RELIGIOUS CULTURES & TOPICS

LH31HOW AND WHY WE HAVE FOUR GOSPELSInstructor: Mr. Paul M. Zehr

Wednesdays, March 6 and 13, 20199:00 am – 10:15 amHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

This course examines the uniqueness of the four gospels. The course will seek to answer questions such as: Why were each of these gospels written? To whom were they written? And how shall we account for and understand the similarities and differences between Matthew, Mark, and Luke?

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LH32THE DEBATE CHALLENGE THAT SPLIT THE WESTERN CHURCH (THE PROTESTANT REFORMATION)Instructor: Professor Clyde A. Ross

Thursdays, April 11, 18, and 25, 20191:00 pm – 2:15 pmHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

The course shall attempt to give a brief introduction to the most important personalities and events of the Protestant Reformation, which began in 1517 when Martin Luther posted on a cathedral door in Wittenberg, Germany, 95 ecclesiastical, theological propositions that he wanted to debate with other Roman Catholic scholars. It will include the historical background information that led up to the great split in the western church.

LITERATURE

LH33MORE AMERICAN SHORT STORY MASTERPIECESInstructor: Dr. Louise Barnett

Wednesdays, May 1, 8, 15, and 22, 20191:00 pm – 2:30 pmHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

The short story delivers pleasure and instruction with a small commitment of time. The stories to be read do not fall into a particular period of time or treat one particular theme– they are simply excellent stories that offer profound insights about life: Ernest Hemingway, “A Clean, Well-Lighted Place” and “In Another Country,” Leslie Marmon Silko, “Tony’s Story,” Stephen Crane, “The Blue Hotel.”

MUSIC, MOVIES & FINE ARTS

LH34RUNAWAY BRIDES, HAPLESS MALES & THE EVER HUMOROUS ROMANTIC BATTLE OF THE SEXES: A ROMP THROUGH HOLLYWOOD’S MADCAP SCREWBALL COMEDIES OF THE 1930s AND 1940sInstructor: Dr. Roger A. Godin

Thursdays, March 7, 14, 21, and 28, 20191:30 pm – 3:30 pmHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

From the mid-1930s until the mid-1940s, the heyday of the Hollywood Studio Era, a genre of rapidly paced movies emerged depicting strong female characters. These women slyly dominated their romantic relationships with males, challenging their masculinity, causing lots of fun, laughter and love to ensue. These “Screwball” comedies provided a unique slant on romance and love, putting more of an emphasis on spoofing the traditional male-female relationship. These fun, fast-paced movies included rapid-fire witty repartee, farcical situations, masquerades and hilarious plot lines involving courtship and marriage.Throughout this course we will be entertained by watching a large sampling of hysterically funny, uproarious, and comic scenes that illuminate the timeless “boy meets girl” scenario of life. Watching these joyful scenes, showcasing many of Hollywood’s great stars of that era, will provide a heart-warming therapy of sheer laughter that will make us all healthier and (maybe) just a bit wiser!

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LH35INTRO TO THEATRE: ITS ORGANIZATION AND HOW A DIRECTOR WORKSInstructor: Professor James W. Thomas

Thursdays, April 11, 18, and 25, 201910:30 am – 12:00 noonHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

This course includes three sessions:1) How a Theatre is organized: Artistic and Business2) How a Director Analyzes a Script3) The Method in the Magic Moment: Techniques and

Principles of Directing

GENERAL INTERESTS & HOBBIES

LH36BEAUTIFUL BEESWAX AND OTHER PRODUCTS FROM THE HIVE!Instructor: Ms. Joyce Wilder

Tuesday, March 12, 20191:00 pm – 3:00 pmDogwood Community Room, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 18

Explore the many various items that can be made with beeswax. Learn to make four rolled beeswax candles. This class will include two tapers and two pillar candles. Make your own set of three beeswax food and container covers. These wax infused wrappers are the perfect natural, reusable replacement for plastic wrap in your kitchen. Enjoy these natural ecological products yourself or give them as beautiful handmade gifts.Additional cost to participants is $15.00 for supplies.

LH37DO YOU SEE WHAT I SEE?Instructor: Pastor Gerald H. Ihle

Wednesdays, March 13, 20, and 27, 20191:00 pm – 2:15 pmHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

In the title of this course “Do You See What I See?” the presenter illustrates with his photography, his science-focused Bible Study book, Awesome Wonders that shows the awesome world and universe that provides evidence of an awesome creator.

LH38CHAIR CANING – WEAVING WITH REEDInstructor: Mr. Ronald C. Sollenberger

Tuesdays, March 19 and 26, 201910:00 am – 12:00 noonDogwood Community Room, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 6

Learn how to weave flat reed on the seat of a decorative stool. This procedure, once learned, can be used to weave a seat on any chair having seat rails. All tools and materials will be provided. Please note that the finished stool should not be used for sitting or standing. You may need to do some “homework” on this project. Please join us to learn a new “heritage craft!”Additional cost: $12.00 for supplies.

LH39PLAN TO DO SOME DIPPING AND EVEN SKINNY DIPPING!Instructor: Ms. Linda Rand

Thursday, April 4, 20191:00 pm – 3:00 pmDogwood Community Room, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 25

This class will look at a number of healthy dips and skinny dips. The skinny dips are low in fat but what you use to dip into these delicious snacks will also 15

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Mondays, March 4, 11, and 18, 20191:00 pm – 2:30 pmHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 35

In three sessions we will discuss how to choose a primary provider (PCP), sharing in choices of treatments, and learning about newest findings in medicine. SESSION ONE - The best PCP prevention and overall care for me: Allopath (MD or Osteopath), Chiropractor, Homeopath, Nutritionist, Naturopath, and Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM).SESSION TWO - The best treatment: Understanding the options, medications, surgery, radiation, lasers, supplements, and physical therapy.SESSION THREE - Newest modes of treatment. There will be a special guest from the Clinic for Special Children; gene therapy; and monoclonal antibodies. The presentation will end with a brief Nobel Prize talk.

LH42UNDERSTANDING LOSS AND GRIEFInstructor: Ms. Dot Landis

Fridays, March 8, 15, and 22, 20199:00 am – 10:30 amHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

Many people think about grief only in relation to death, but we experience many kinds of losses in our lives, and we grieve all of our significant losses. SESSION ONE will focus on various kinds of losses and will provide a brief overview of grief. SESSION TWO will examine the grief process in some detail, laying out the various aspects that people may experience. SESSION THREE includes consideration of how to be helpful to others who are grieving as well as useful information for coping with one’s own personal losses.

determine if they are “skinny.” Dips make a great snack for an evening with friends, watching TV or reading a book and are great to take on a picnic.Participants will receive 12 recipes, one for each month of the year, but you can use them anytime you want to enjoy a delicious dip. Samples of some of these wonderful dips will be provided.Additional cost for prepared treats will be $5.00 per person, payable at time of registration.

LH40A DAY AT THE JESUIT CENTERInstructor: Dr. A. Richard & Mrs. Ruth Weaver

Wednesday, April 24, 20198:30 am – 4:30 pm*See transportation details below.Jesuit Center, Wernersville, PAEnrollment Limit: 20

The Jesuit Center in Wernersville was rededicated in 1979 as a place of prayer for all people. We will tour this wonderful edifice, have time for a short worship experience in the sanctuary and, after a hearty lunch, an organ recital and time for silence.This unique, one-day visit to the Jesuit Center will introduce participants to the wonderful building and grounds where anyone of us, including family members, are welcome to find solace, as well as programs that will enhance our life with God and each other.* The Landis Homes bus will leave from the High Learning & Wellness Center entrance promptly at 8:30 am. Return to Landis Homes will occur by 4:30 pm at the latest. Additional costs to participants include $15.00 for Landis Homes’ bus transportation and $18.00 for snacks and lunch, payable at registration. This trip will involve some walking and standing.

WELLNESS & PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT

LH41MEDICAL CHOICES IN THE 21st CENTURY – TAKING CHARGE OF YOUR HEALTHInstructor: Dr. Ken Brown

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LH43PALLIATIVE CARE: WHAT IS IT AND WHY SHOULD I KNOW ABOUT IT?Instructor: Ms. Dot Landis

Friday, March 29, 20199:00 am – 10:15 amHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

Palliative care is specialized care for persons with a serious illness – at any age and at any stage of illness. It is focused on providing relief from the symptoms and stress of serious illness and works to improve quality of life for the patient and family. This presentation will discuss what Palliative Care provides, how it benefits patients and families, and when and how to seek it for yourself or a loved one.

LH44LIVING YOUNGER LONGER: HOW TO INCREASE THE QUALITY OF YOUR LIFE – PART 2Instructor: Mr. Dick Boyer

Wednesdays, April 3, 10, and 17, 20199:00 am - 11:30 amHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 40

This three-session course will provide health and nutrition that will help participants learn what they can do to contribute to their ultimate health and wellness. SESSION ONE explores the key principles of the whole foods, plant based world of nutrition. SESSION TWO will focus on reading nutrition labels, your guide to plant-based foods, and tips for transitioning from the western diet to a healthier way of eating. SESSION THREE will present a variety of topics that can help attendees develop a healthier lifestyle: real age, fitness age, and heart age.

LH45DECISIONS, DECISIONS, DECISIONS!Instructor: Professor Al Schaub

Tuesdays, April 30 and May 7, 20191:00 pm – 2:30 pmHigh Learning & Wellness Center, Landis HomesEnrollment Limit: 60

A key element of how well our lives go relates to our ability to make sound decisions. This two-part program will explore many of the elements that contribute to both good and bad decision making.PART ONE will review the personality-related aspects of decision making, techniques of effective decision making, and how our decision making capabilities change as we age.PART TWO will explore some historical events whose outcome was influenced by effective or ineffective decision making. Included will be a review of the decision making process that preceded the Space Shuttle Challenger tragedy.

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PLEASE NOTE: New courses and special events are sometimes added to the Pathways Institute schedule after catalogs are printed. Updated information about new opportunities will be available at the Pathways Office and will also be posted on the Pathways Institute website: thepathwaysinstitute.org.

SPECIAL EVENTSJOHN MCCUTCHEON CONCERT SPONSORED BY THE SUSQUEHANNA FOLK MUSIC SOCIETYInstructor: N/A

Friday, April 26, 20196:00 pm – 10:30 pm*See transportation details below.Market Square Church, Harrisburg, PAEnrollment Limit: 12

“ John McCutcheon is not only one of the best musicians in the USA, but also a great singer, songwriter, and song leader. And not just incidentally, he is committed to helping hard-working people everywhere to organize and push this world in a better direction.” —Pete Seeger

John McCutcheon is one of our most respected and loved folksingers. He is a master of a dozen different traditional instruments, most notably the rare and beautiful hammer dulcimer. His songwriting has been hailed by critics and singers around the globe. His thirty recordings have garnered every imaginable honor including seven Grammy nominations. He has produced over twenty albums of other artists, from traditional fiddlers to contemporary singer-songwriters to educational and documentary works. His books and instructional materials have introduced budding players to the joys of their own musicality. And his commitment to grassroots political organizations has put him on the front lines of many of the issues important to communities and workers.Come join in this joyous, expansive celebration of Pete Seeger with one of folk music’s great performers.* The Landis Homes bus will leave from the High Learning & Wellness Center entrance promptly at 6:00 pm. Return to Landis Homes will occur by 10:30 pm at the latest. Additional costs to participants include $15.00 for Landis Homes’ bus transportation, payable at registration.

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> Every attempt will be made to enroll an individual in their first 8 preferred courses for Membership option (special events not included). Requests for additional courses will be considered on a space available basis, so it is important to list all courses you are interested in attending in priority order.

> Please make sure to check the boxes on the reverse side if you wish to attend the special events. Capacity for these events is limited, so please sign up early!

> Service Projects are not to be counted in your course selections. Please use the check boxes to select them.

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> SPRING 2019 FEE SCHEDULE

ADDITIONAL COURSE FEES

COURSE ADMISSION TRANSPORTATION INSTRUCTOR/ SUPPLIESBeautiful Beeswax and Other products From the Hive! *$15.00

Chair Caning – Weaving With Reed *$12.00

Plan To Do Some Dipping and Even Skinny Dipping! *$5.00

The Industrial Heritage of York County *$15.00 *$15.00

A Day at the Jesuit Center *$18.00 *$15.00

Tour the Underground Railroad in Lancaster County *$20.00 *$15.00

Touring Berks County Reading Public Museum *$10.00 *$15.00 *$9.00 (Boxed Lunch)

Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site *$15.00

God’s Creation of Herbs to Grow, Harvest and Prepare to Serve in Meals and Snacks – Field Trip *$9.00

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John McCutcheon Concert Sponsored by the Susquehanna Folk Music Society *$15.00

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(Special Events and Service Projects are not to be counted in your course selections.)

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• Please do not submit payment with registration.

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• Payment is due within two weeks of receiving your statement and can be made by check, cash, or money order to: LANDIS HCBS

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