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APRIL 2018
1472 Roth’s Church Road, Suite 103
Spring Grove, PA 17362
(717) 225-0733
www.WindyHillontheCampus.org
Email: [email protected]
Jeanne Grogg, Jackson Twp Tax Collector – Monday, April 2: 9-10 a.m. Jeanie will be in to
collect and answer questions regarding Jackson Township Property Taxes.
Council Meeting & Entertainment – Monday, April 2; 10 a.m. Entertainment will be provided
by Memory Music. We encourage ALL members to participate in this meeting to learn about what
is happening for the month and to give your input on programs and issues at the center.
Preregister for lunch by Wednesday, March 28 (center is closed March 30).
Meet Miss Pennsylvania, Katie Schreckengast – Tuesday, April 3; 10 a.m. Katie will be in the
center to talk about what led her to become the 2018 Miss Pennsylvania. She will also entertain us
with the talent that helped to win her the Miss Pennsylvania Crown.
Intro to Watercolor Painting – Tuesday, April 3; 12:30 p.m. Cost is $10. Please sign up in the
reception area. See Nancy for the list of recommended supplies if this is your first class.
Ballroom Dancing – Tuesday, April 3; 12:30 p.m. See article inside for more details.
Open Mic! – Thursday, April 5; 10 a.m. This is Windy Hill's version of “American Idol.” Grab the
microphone and express your talent!
Shiloh American Legion Program: Military Share – Monday, April 9; 10 a.m. Veterans and their
families are welcome to attend the program and learn more about this food program.
“Finding a Gambling Balance” – Monday, April 9; 11 a.m. Cecelia Keesey from the Children's
Home of York will speak on signs of gambling addiction and where to find help if you think you or a
loved one needs it.
Rabbit Transit Program – Tuesday, April 10; 10:30 a.m. Michael Bernhardt from Rabbit Transit
will give information on how Rabbit Transit can meet your transportation needs.
Future Leaders of York – Wednesday, April 11; 9-11:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Again this year, we will be
hosting approximately 12 high school students who are enrolled in the Leadership York Future
Leaders program. These students are from various school districts in York County. We will be doing
a special activity with the students to help them learn about older adults and the services we
provide at Windy Hill. We will need about 12 members to sign-up to participate. Please sign-up on
the form provided in the reception area.
Word Link – Thursday, April 12; 10 a.m. Exercise your brain and have fun at the same time with
this popular word game.
Dime Bingo – Monday, April 16; 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. Join in this small group of bingo players for
some small stakes bingo. Stay for lunch, sign up by April 12.
SGAHS Jazz Ensemble Concert – Tuesday, April 17; 10 a.m. The Ensemble in under the direction
of Mr. Dan Brenner and they specialize in various styles of jazz music. Sign up for lunch by April 13.
Tammy MillerEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Nancy WagnerADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT / RECEPTIONIST
Nancy WaltonHDM COORDINATOR
Risa AndersonPROGRAM ASSISTANT
Carolyn AbelFOOD SERVICES COORDINATOR
CENTER HOURSMonday - Friday
8:30 am - 2:30 pm
Windy Hill has a congregate
meal program for adults Age
60 and older. Please sign up
by 9:30 am the day before to
join us for lunch catered by
the Nutrition Group. Meal
donations are appreciated.
MEALS
Free door-to-door
transportation is available
for ages 65+ through Rabbit
Transit to bring you to Windy
Hill. Call the center for
more details.
TRANSPORTATION
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What's Happening??
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April Birthday and Anniversary Party- Thursday, April 19; 10 a.m. Entertainment featuring Tall thin the Saddle. Preregister for lunch early. Last day to register for lunch is April 17 .
thBingo Bonanza – Friday, April 20; 9:30 a.m. Sign up for lunch by Wednesday, April 18 , for a bag thlunch let Nancy know by April 4 !
Rocket Building and Launch – Monday, April 23; 10 a.m. Join the Spring Grove Area High
School's award winning Rocket Club to build a workable rocket. Once completed, the rockets will
be launched out front of the center. This is a popular activity; you must sign up in the Lobby if you
plan to attend. Last day to sign up is April 13 (we have to order the rocket kits). No charge for this
activity but the Rocket Club will always accept donations towards their competition costs. If there is
rain then we will build rockets on this day and launch them on a future date.
stState Representatives Hold 1 Annual Shuffleboard Tournament- Tuesday, April 24; 10 a.m.
State Representative Seth Grove and State Representative Kate Klunk will go head to head in a
competitive match, not to be missed, on our shuffleboard court.
Mind Matters & Lunch – Tuesday, April 24; 11 a.m. Viewing and Discussion of “HEDY! The Life
and Inventions of Hedy Lamarr.” Remember to sign up for lunch by Friday, April 20.
Scrapbooking w/Bev – Wednesday, April 25; 10 a.m. Bring your pictures and enthusiasm and
Bev will help you turn your memories into beautiful works of art. Supplies are provided.
th5 Annual Wellness & Life Fair – Thursday, April 26; 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Local vendors, workshops,
Bingo and Patsy Cline will make this day informative and full filled. More details inside.
Blood Pressure Check – Friday, April 27; 9:15 a.m. Screenings take place in the lunchroom.
Please check “Health Screenings” on the CoPilot when you sign in.
Hospice & Community Care presents “Comfort and Care When It's Needed Most” - Monday, ndApril 30; 10:00 a.m. Sign up for lunch by April 26 .
Quilts for Kids – Mondays, April 9 & April 16; 5 p.m. and Thursday, April 12; 10 a.m. Join the
Quilts for Kids group to help make quilts to give to ill or needy children. You don't need to know
how to sew. They can always use assistance cutting fabric, etc.
Lucky Bingo (no caller)– Tom Uffelman will be providing some bingo play in the Café on April 4
and April 18 at 10 a.m.
What’s Happening? - Continued from page 1
STAFF
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WINDY HILL2017-18
Board of Directors
Directors:
President Donna Hake
Vice President Dave Brown
Secretary Brenda Flory
Treasurer Tom Uffelman
Fred Burns
Dr. Rosemary Cugliari
Brenda Flory
Dr. Terry Lehr
Tamara Ramer
Don Reichard
Michael Robinson
Claudette Shear
Chris Stock
Sandy Sferrella-Taylor
SPONSORS
Dining Room is open to the public Wednesdays and Fridays;
4:30-8:00 p.m. (play Bingo for cash prizes – no caller) Tracy HaperASSISTANT DIRECTOR
Sunday, June 24 - Scholarship Fund Raffle Ticket & Feed
Auxiliary Sub Sale, $3.50 each, order by April 11, pick up April 18 or 19.
Country Line Dancing with Lessons, April 16th, 7-10 pm, $8
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DONATIONS
THANK YOU TO THESE ORGANIZATIONS
AND INDIVIDUALS WHO MADE MONETARY
DONATIONS IN THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY
WISH LIST
NEWSLETTER SPONSOR WELCOME NEW MEMBERS! The newsletter for April is sponsored by:
A special thank you for donations in the month of February. Donations included food, supplies and other items to our center.
Jeffrey Anderson
Brenda Bartos
Theodore Culp III
Eve & Walter Dill
Janice Drew
Donald Ganther
Mary Gromen
Nancy Hanson
Thomas Harman
Richard Hershey
Linda Hoffman
Carol Laughman
Jane Lazarek
Larry Lentz
Walter Lobodinsky
Andrew & Marian Luther
Gloria Miller
Marion Miller
Susan Mundis
William Myers
Patricia & Jac Reichley III
Barbara Rodich
Robert Sell
Susan Shue
Shelly Smith
Karen Spadafora
John Spahr
Phyllis Steiner
Debra Yokem
UPCOMING ACTIVITIES:
* Greater Need
Postage Stamps *
13 gal. size Trash bags*
Canned Soda *(Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Coke*,
Diet Coke*, Mug Root beer, Orange Crush*)
Bottled Water
Paper Towels
Tissues
Gallon Freezer Bags*
Bleach
Toilet Paper
Dinner & Dessert Plates
Grape & Strawberry Jelly
Peanut Butter
Doris Gladfelter
Debbie Gorth
Carolyn Hagan
Dick Hartsough
Leroy & Darlin Heiner
Don & Dolores Hoover
Susan Howes
Joann Rohrbaugh
Ellen Johnson
Susan Kanwischer
Bob & Gloria Kramer
Linda Krebs
Larry Kress
Harlyn & Grace Laughman
Susanne Littlestar
Betty Mitchell
Ella Murphy
Dawn Ness
Byron & Pat Pomraning
Ruth Reichert
Thelma Russell
Naomi Shearer
Harry & Dorothy Baer
Gloria Geesey
Larry Grothey
Pat Franklin
Larry Wolf
Philip Carlise
Elaine Walker
Don Mitzel
PRAYER LIST
THANKYOU
Bob & Maryann Brenneman - In Honor of our 50th Wedding AnniversarySam Thieret - In Memory of my wife, Helen
Friday, May 4 - Give Local York.Monday, May 7 - Council Meeting with entertainment by Cameron SutphinMonday, May 28 - Center Closed for Memorial DayThursday, May 31 - Birthday and Anniversary Party
April Book Club Selection – The Curious Charms of Arthur Pepper by Phaedra PatrickBook Club Meets Tuesday, April 17; 12:30 p.m.
Also, thank you to our anonymous donors.
We appreciate your continued support of Windy Hill.
Sixty-nine-year-old Arthur Pepper lives a simple life.
He gets out of bed at precisely 7:30 a.m., just as he
did when his wife, Miriam, was alive. He dresses in
the same gray slacks and mustard sweater vest, waters
his fern, Frederica, and heads out to his garden.
But on the one-year anniversary of Miriam's death,
something changes. Sorting through Miriam's possessions, Arthur finds an exquisite gold charm bracelet he's never seen before. What follows is a surprising and unforgettable odyssey that takes Arthur from London to Paris and as far as India in a quest to find out the truth about his wife's secret life before they met--a journey that leads him to find hope, healing and self-discovery in the most unexpected places.
FRIEND
Clair Bortner
Bob & Maryann Brenneman
Jim Burgard
Pauline Diehl
Ethel Donner
Wanda Doverspike
Linda Eubank
Connie Fackler
Doris Fodor
Kathryn Fourhman
Glenda Funkhouser
Richard HartsoughRobert Yeater
North Codorus TownshipVFW Post 5265 Spring Grove
Kennies
Fred Burns
OTHER
DONATIONS MADE IN MEMORY
OF STERLING SAUBLE
Beautiful Spring Days are right around the corner; consider spending some of those warm days helping out with Meal on Wheels. Nancy is always looking for back- up drivers but now specifically needs delivery riders. It is always preferable to send two volunteers to deliver the meals as some days several days of meals are delivered at one time. If you are able to help, please see Nancy Walton for more information.
Have you wondered why folks are heading across the main lobby and into the room on the far right corner? Wonder no longer… It's the new and improved Billiards Room. Thanks to donations made by The Oddfellows Lodge and the Republican Club of Hanover, the pool players now have a room to call their own. Fresh paint and new carpet make the room inviting… Just no food or drinks Please! Go check it out! The official ribbon cutting was in March and the room is now open from 8:30 am until 2:30 pm.
Meals on Wheels News
Louise Slade
Elaine Smeigh
Barry & Bev Strausbaugh
Dan & Charlotte Valenti
Betty Yohe
Country Meadows
Kennies Markets
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry BallMr. & Mrs. Paul BortnerMr. & Mrs. Harold DeardorffNancyD oerfleinRobert E. GlassMr. & Mrs. Frank L. HoffmanMrs. Joan Homan
Mr. & Mrs. Carl KesslerMr. & Mrs. William McCannonThomas MillerKenneth ShafferMr. & Mrs. Paul ShouckDean Zeigler
Susan BeseckerMr. & Mrs. Robert BortnerMr. & Mrs. Donald CrumbleJoan FarenceMr. & Mrs. Kenneth KroutJeff LauchmanMary Laughman
Mr. & Mrs. John LehanAnna May NaceBarbara SchultzMr. & Mrs. Wayne SmeltzerMr. & Mrs. David SprenkleMr. & Mrs. Don Summers
STEWARDJudy BrennemanMr. & Mrs. Harold EdrisMr. & Mrs. Michael Kleiman
Mr & Mrs. Richard Reidy George SmithDoris White
Please remember to update your contact information with the front office. Many members are switching from land line telephones to cell phones. Please provide your cell phone number to the front desk so we can keep our records up to date.
Update your Contact Information
The Pool Table has a new home!
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Fitness Programs at Windy Hill Mondays:
10:00 Basketball (Free)
11:00 Chair Exercise (Free)
11:00 T'ai Chi Chih ($5)*
12:30 Yoga 101 ($5)*
Tuesdays:
9:00 Silver Sneakers Classic
($2, Free to Silver Sneakers)
10:00 Shuffleboard (Free)
10:00 Zumba Gold ($5)*
11:00 Line Dancing ($2)
1:00 Pickleball (Free)
Wednesdays:
10:00 Walking Club (Free)
10:00 Basketball (Free)
11:00 Chair Exercise (Free)
Friday:
10:00 Walking Club (Free)
10:00 Tap Dance ($5)
11:00 Chair Exercise (Free)
The fitness room is open everyday from 8:30 a.m.—2:30 p.m.
*These classes are covered under Silver & Fit and Silver Sneakers
and are $2 for participating members.
Thursday:
10:00 Pickleball (Free)
11:00 Walking Club (Free)
12:30 Yoga 101 ($5)*
1:30 Yoga 102 ($5)*
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rd Beginning April 3 grab your dancing shoes and let's Rhumba… or foxtrot… or East Coast Swing… or Waltz! Every Tuesday from 12:30 until 2 pm, Windy Hill Members Dan and Brenda Miller will teach you how to ballroom dance. Classes will be held in the lunchroom in the area previously occupied by the billiards table. Partners are preferred but don't let that stop you, everyone is welcome. Classes are $2 per person. No previous dancing experience or special shoes required, be prepared to learn something new and have fun doing it!
50/50 Fundraiser Raffle
Shiloh American Legion presents “Military Share”
Windy Hill will be holding a 50/50 raffle, which began
on February 20th and will continue until the drawing at
our 2018 Vendor Fair on Thursday, April 26. We are
asking members to sell or purchase a minimum of 5
tickets. The tickets are $10 each, and, if all tickets are
sold, will provide a total cash payout of $5,000. Here's
what you could win: • 1st Place - $3,000
• 2nd and 3rd Place - $1,000 each
If all tickets are not sold, the payout will be 30% for first
and 10% for 2nd and 3rd of the total amount sold. We
ask all members to pick up tickets, which will be
available at the center between February 20 and April
23. All ticket stubs and money must be returned by
noon on April 25. The drawing will be held at 2:00
p.m. the afternoon of April 26. You need not be present
to win. Please support Windy Hill by selling and/or
purchasing a minimum of 5 tickets. The proceeds
from this fundraiser will support the future facility
needs of the center. Tickets available for sale each day
at noon in the activity/lunch room.
Casino Trip to Delaware ParkOn Monday June 11 the bus will depart Windy Hill at 9:30 am or Dick's Sporting Good Store in West York at approximately 9:45 am and return at approximately 8:15 pm. The live horse track will be active starting at approximately 1:15 pm. Sign up before May 18 and the cost is $35 per person; includes $30 of slot play and a bag lunch. After May 18 the cost will be $45. Payment must be made in full at time of registration.
Through the efforts of a Nutrition Task Force consisting of representatives of the York County senior centers, York County Area Agency on Aging and County Commissioner, Susan Byrnes, we are pleased to announce that we are working closely with our food provider, The Nutrition Group, to provide healthier food options and nutrition education for our members and staff. You will notice in this month's menu that there are quite a few new, healthier menu items including salads, soups and fresh fruits and vegetables. The Nutrition Group has committed to be responsive to recommendations and suggestions expressed by senior center members regarding menu items. In the future, we will be addressing adding an alternate meal choice and offering special dietary meals. Please keep in mind that the funding Windy Hill receives from the York County Area Agency on Aging is directly tied into the meal program. No funding is received for members who do not eat lunch at the center. Please make a commitment to eat a few days during the month, and try one of the new menu items! A hot/healthy meal for just a donation … it's the best deal in town!
New and Improved Nutrition Program
We are very excited to welcome Bob back to our Fitness
Room on Thursday, April 12 and Thursday, April 19 from
12:30 – 2:00 pm. Bob is a Hanover Hospital Physical
Therapy Assistant and Athletic Trainer. Bob can help you
put together a physical fitness plan of attack. Note:
Starting in May, Bob will be in the Fitness Room on the nd th
2 and 4 Thursdays of the month. Stop in and welcome
him back!
Our Fitness Trainer, Bob Spertzel, Is BACK!!
Ballroom Dancing Classes
Windy Hill will be participating in a York County-wide 24-hour online giving program on Friday, May 4. We are asking members to help us distribute flyers and index-sized cards encouraging your friends, neighbors and relatives to make a donation on May 4. Flyers and cards will be available at the front desk. To make a donation, please go to , and enter www.GiveLocalYork.orgWindy Hill in the search bar. All money raised on May 4 will go directly to Windy Hill and will be
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matched by local foundations and organizations. Also, please make a point to watch Fox 43 news at 7 :20 a .m. on . Wednesday, Apr i l 25Representatives from Windy Hill will appear on the news program to advertise Windy Hill. In addition, there will be a number of activities planned for the day on May 4 including entertainment and door prizes. We are looking for volunteers to help out that day. Please sign-up in the registration area. Stay tuned for more information.
thOn Monday, April 9 at 10am, Donna Monfelt of the Shiloh American Legion will present information on the Military Share Program. This program provides free food distribution for active service members, veterans and their families. All Veterans and Veterans Families are eligible for this program. Please bring your Military
thID with you on April 9 so that you can be signed up immediately. The Military ID consists of DD214, Discharge Papers, VA Medical Card, Veterans ID issued by York County, or a PA Driver's License with the American Flag on it.
4/26 - Joyce Danneker Linda Richards 4/27 - Faye Edsall Phyllis Forry Patricia Hoff Charles Rider 4/28 - Nancy Gillespie William Grammar Norman Kearney 4/29 - Joan Farence Lucy Glatfelter 4/30 - Phillip Keener Carol Lillich David Loeffler Gloria Sterner Kevin Weimer
Needlework Club
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ANNIVERSARIES
APRIL BIRTHDAYS
Our Celebration for
Birthdays and Anniversaries
in April will be held
on Thursday, April 19th at
10:00 a.m. with entertainment
by Tall in the Saddle. Sign up
for lunch by April 17th.
Birthday cupcakes are provided
by Country Meadows
Randy Walton will be available on
Thursday, April 12 from 9 to noon
to provide 15 minute chair
massages. Have arthritis, swollen
fingers? Randy does hand
massages too, just ask! Cost is $10
and pre-registration and payment
are required. Sign-up sheet in the
reception area.
Would you like to create your own pastel paintings? Using soft chalk pastels, class members will learn to both appreciate works of art and produce a painting focused on one of the foundations of art. These elements of art are line, shape, color, value, form, texture and space. Each class will include related exercises to actively understand the specific art topic followed by the opportunity to complete your own work of art. The first class will center on value and how an artist uses it to create beauty. The second one will be on shape. The third will be on the topic of line. And the fourth will be on color. Please join in the fun! Materials will be provided. The classes will be held on Thursdays; May 10 & 24 and June 7 & 21 from 12:30 – 2:30 pm in the lunchroom. $10 per class, sign up in the Reception area.
Classes will be taught by certified Health Ambassadors and APPRISE Counselors from the York County Area Agency on Aging. Developed by the Center for Aging and Population Health at the University of Pittsburgh, along with the CDC Prevention Research Center, this health promotion program provides many no-cost and low-cost preventative services to promote successful aging. Each of the “10 Keys” is an important step in preventing disease and improving quality of life. They include lowering blood pressure, stopping smoking, participating in cancer screenings, getting immunizations, regulating blood glucose, lowering cholesterol, being physically active, maintaining healthy bones, joints and muscles, socialization and combating depression. A resource manual will be provided. The free workshops will be held on Fridays for five weeks beginning on April 6 through May 4 from 9:30 am to 11:30 am.
Chair Massages
Pastel Classes start in May
10 Keys to Aging Healthy
REMINDER - Do Not Park in the Grass
If we missed your birthday or anniversary, please contact
our office at 225-0733 so we can put you on our list!
Join us for weekly Bible discussion,
prayer and fellowship. Bring paper
and pencil. See Wanda Doverspike
with any questions. This group will
meet Thursdays from 9:30 a.m.
until 10 a.m. in the Yoga Room. No
Prayer Group on April 26, Prayer
Group will resume May 3.
Prayer Group
Do Not Park on any grassy area around the building. The parking lot at the rear of the building is available to our members and guests. If you are unable to walk the required distance please pull to the front doors and let the front desk know. We will find someone to park your car in a properly, designated, marked parking spot. Remember, we share these driveways with the School District and there will be busses and new drivers sharing the right of ways. Be on your best driving behavior.
Looking for Card Players
Anyone interested in playing cards? Stop in the Café on Wednesday mornings at 9 am to get a game together. If interest is great we will move this club into the lunch room.
4/1 - Sandra Bigsby Yvonne Geiger Richard Hansford Bonita Kauffman Daniel Miller Richard Stewart 4/2 - Salvatore Fama Doris Utz4/3 - Doris Deardorff Arlene Eisenhart Robert Stine 4/4 - Edward Benton4/5 - David Brown John Spahr 4/6 - Sandra Allie Jeffrey Anderson Brenda Costello Betty Mitchell 4/7 - Joann Arnold Carl Flandermyer Sheila Myers 4/8 - Carl Diehl Linda Hoffman 4/9 - Laura Connor Alesa Joseph Larry Slagle M. Peggy Welch
4/10 - Patti Flandermyer Mimi Knaub William Rider Samuel Thieret4/11 - Kenneth Shaffer Victoria Staub Dale Stough Deborah Wire 4/12 - Donna Dunnett Julian Grote Lois Zartman 4/13 - Ruth Lehr Carla Plitt Michael Staub Carldene Stough 4/14 - Violet Bortner 4/15 - Barry Fultz Paul Treynor4/16 - Deanna Furman Gary Hortch Margie Shue4/17 - Hershell Adams Pat Baker Harold Edris Dianne Giampietro Joan Graybill Nancy Hanson Suzanne Smith Nancy Watson
4/18 - Suzanne Brown Melvin Eckenrode Irene Molison Shirley Werner4/19 - Martin Antkowiak Earl Bosserman, Jr. Frank Decello Barbara Miller Andrea Zellmer4/20 - Beatrice Auchey Rena Efford Janice Hoke4/21 - Josephine Brown Lois Snyder4/22 - Donna Hake Lilly Laird Rodney Lentz Cecelia Sell4/23 - John David 4/24 - Douglas Sorensen Nancy Wenschhof4/25 - James Decker Terry Luckenbaugh Katherine Moubrey Martha Phillips Charles Snyder, Jr.
Saul & Vicki Friedland 04/01/84
Kelly & Sharon Garrett 04/03/76
John & MiMi Knaub 04/04/70
John & Jane Trostle 04/04/79
Norman & Susan Platt 04/05/69
Dale & Delores Brillhart 04/06/52
Frank & Jacqueline Martin 04/08/60
Donald & Ethel Donner 04/10/60
Degno & Charlottte Valenti 04/11/53
Thomas & Patricia Orndorff 04/14/56
Leroy & Darlin Heiner 04/18/86
Gary & Janey Kopp 04/19
Henry & Deanna Furman 04/19/02
Jeffrey & Tana Stambaugh 04/2/78
John & Andrea Zellmer 04/21/66
Bruce & Carole Lightner 04/22/67
Karl & Joan Hershey 04/22/72
Dean & Cora Rohrbaugh 04/24/54
David & Deborah Kaczynski 04/25/70
George & Phyllis Thomas 04/26/03
Russell & Betty Snyder 04/26/75
Robert & Maryann Brenneman 04/27/68
Do you love to crochet, knit,
needlepoint, etc.? Join this group on
Wednesdays at 9 a.m. in the Café.
Members should bring their own
materials. Some instruction may be
available.
Lars Lovegren will be available every Wednesday at 10 am in the room next to the main office to assist anyone with their family
genealogy questions. No need to bring anything, Lars will have a workstation available and will assist in your search. If you
require a more personal approach, Lars will make himself available for one hour appointments. Bring any previous research and
any family clues and Lars will sit and help you find those family connections through time. Lars can be reached for appointments
or questions on Wednesdays from 10-12 or at [email protected].
Genealogy Wednesdays and One on One Appointments
April 2018Congregate Meal Menu
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
April 2 April 3 April 4 April 5 April 6Easter Special
Grilled Chicken Cordon Bleu Sandwich Chicken Cobb Salad Pasta and Meatballs (4) 1/2 cup BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich 3 ounces Baked Ham with Clovees(1 piece each Chicken, Ham, Cheese) with 1 cup Mixed Greens, 2 ounces Diced 3/4 cup Pasta with Marinara Sauce 1 cup Summer Corn Chowder with Crackers 1/2 cup Mashed Sweet Potato Supreme1/2 cup Parmesan Potatoes Chicken, ½ ounce Cheddar Cheese, 1/2 cup Italian Green Beans Sandwich Roll 1/2 cup Mixed Vegetables1/2 cup Tomato and Cucumber Salad ½ Egg, Cucumber, and Bacon Bits and Italian Bread Fresh Seasonal Fruit Rye BreadSandwich Roll Ranch Dressing 1/2 cup Sliced Peaches White Cake with Strawberry ToppingOrange Dream Cake 1 cup Vegetable Noodle Soup with Crackers
Wheat Bread 1/2 cup Pineapple Tidbits
April 9 April 10 April 11 April 12 April 13Breakfast For Lunch
Roasted Pork Loin with Gravy Egg Omelet Chicken Marsala Antipasto Salad Baked Haddock1/2 cup Stuffing Sausage Patty 1/2 cup Buttered Bowtie Noodles with 1½ ounces Ham and Salami 1/2 cup Cheesy Twists1/2 cup Whipped Potatoes English Muffin with Jelly 1/2 cup Sliced Carrots ½ ounce Mozzerella Cheese, 2 Olives 1/2 cup Stewed Tomatoes1/2 cup Green Beans 4 ounces Orange Juice Wheat Bread 1 cup Tossed Salad with Tomato and Wheat Bread Cookie Fresh Banana 1/2 cup Sliced Pears Italian Dressing Fresh Seasonal Fruit
1 cup Wedding Soup with Crackers Breadstick1/2 cup Sunset Peaches
April 16 April 17 April 18 April 19 April 20Baked Chicken with Gravy Chicken Caesar Salad 1/2 cup Beef Stroganoff with Gravy Turkey, Bacon, and Cheese Jr. Club Sandwich Stuffed Pepper with Tomato Sauce1/2 cup Mashed Potatoes 1 cup Mixed Greens with 3 ounces Chicken, 1/2 cup Buttered Bowtie Noodles with 2½ ounces Turkey, ½ ounce Cheese 1/2 cup Garlic Whipped Potatoes1/2 cup Creamy Coleslaw Parmesan Cheese, Croutons, and 1/2 cup Mixed Vegetables ½ ounce Bacon and Condiments 1/2 cup Coin CarrotsWheat Bread Caesar Dressing Wheat Bread 1 cup Cream of Broccoli Soup with Crackers Wheat Bread1/2 cup Chocolate Pudding 1 cup Minestrone Soup with Crackers Fresh Seasonal Fruit Sandwich Roll Strawberry Shortcake
Breadstick 1/2 cup Applesauce 1/2 cup Sliced Peaches
April 23 April 24 April 25 April 26 April 273 ounces Pork Carnita Taco Meatloaf with Gravy Sweet and Sour Meatballs (4) Chicken, Spinach, and Cranberry Salad Steak Sandwich (3 ounce slice) Topped with 2 ounces Sweet and Sour 1/2 cup Whipped Potatoes 1/2 cup Egg Noodles with Balsamic Dressing, 3 ounces Chicken, with 2 ounces Onions and Peppers and Slaw 1/2 cup Green Beans 1/2 cup Hawaiian Coleslaw and 1 tablespoon Cranberries ½ ounce Cheese and Condiments1/2 cup Rice with Chives White Bread Dinner Roll 1 cup Mixed Greens and Spinach 1/2 cup Ranch Seasoned Potatoes1/2 cup Corn 1/2 cup Banana Pudding with 1/2 cup Sliced Pears with Cucumber Sandwich RollTortilla 2 Vanilla Wafers 1/2 cup Pickled Diced Beets Fresh Seasonal Fruit Fresh Seasonal Fruit Breadstick
Cookie
April 30Salisbury Steak with Gravy1/2 cup Cheesy Whipped Potatoes1/2 cup Sweet PeasWhite BreadBrownie
*** All meals are subject to change ****** Served Daily: 8 ounces Milk and 1 teaspoon Margarine
MON TUE WED THU FRI 2 3 4 5 6
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APRIL2018 WEEKDAYS 8:30-2:30 717-225-0733
Bowling at Colony Park Bowling at Colony Park
Bowling at Colony Park
Bowling at Colony Park
Open Gym Basketball
Open Gym Basketball
1472 Roth’s Church Road, Suite 103 Spring Grove, PA 17362
Open Gym Basketball
Bowling at Colony Park
DAILY: Fitness Studio (8:30-2:30) Billiards (8:30-2:30) Activity Lounge & Wi-Fi (8:30-2:30) Craft Room (8:30-2:30) Lunch (Noon—reserve)
Open Gym Basketball Bowling at Colony Park
Open Gym Basketball
Bowling at Colony Park
9...Apprise (Appt req) 9...Breakfast in the Café 9-11:30...Future Leaders of York 9-11...Matter of Balance 9...Needlework Club 9...Playing Cards Club 10…Genealogy Club 10...Walking Club 11…Chair Exercise
Open Gym Basketball
Bowling at Colony Park
9:30...10 Keys Program 9:30...Quarter Bingo 10...Tap Dance 10...Walking Club 11...Chair Exercise
Easter Meal
9-10...Jeanie Grogg Jackson Twp Tax Collector 10...Council Meeting with Enter-tainment by Memory Music 11...Chair Exercise 11...T’ai Chi Chih 12:30...Yoga 101
9...Apprise (Appt req) 10...Rocket Building and Launch 11...Chair Exercise 11...T’ai Chi Chih 12:30...Yoga 101
9:30...10 Keys Program 9:30...Bingo Bonanza 10...Tap Dance 10...Walking Club 11...Chair Exercise
9:15...Blood Pressure 9:30...10 Keys Program 9:30...Quarter Bingo 10...Tap Dance 10...Walking Club 11...Chair Exercise
9:30...10 Keys Program 9:30...Quarter Bingo 10...Tap Dance 10...Walking Club 11...Chair Exercise
9…Silver Sneakers Classic 10...SGAHS Jazz Band Concert 10...Zumba Gold 10...Shuffleboard 11...Line Dancing 12:30...Book Club Meeting 12:30...Ballroom Dancing 1...Pickleball
9...iPad Class Level 2 9:30…Prayer Group 10...Pickleball 10...Open Mic 11...Walking Club 12:30...Yoga 101 1:30...Yoga 102
9...Breakfast in the Café 10...Lucky Bingo 9-11...Matter of Balance 9...Needlework Club 9...Playing Cards Club 10…Genealogy Club 10...Walking Club 11…Chair Exercise
9...Breakfast in the Café 9-11...Matter of Balance 9...Needlework Club 9...Playing Cards Club 10...Scrapbooking w/Bev 10…Genealogy Club 10...Walking Club 11…Chair Exercise
9…Chair Massage 9:30...Prayer Group 10...Word Link 10...Quilts for Kids 10...Pickleball 11...Walking Club 12:30...Yoga 101 12:30-2...Fitness Trainer 1...iPad Class Level 2 1:30...Yoga 102
9...iPad Class Level 2 Makeup 9:30...Prayer Group 10...Birthday/Anniversary Party w/ Tall in the Saddle 10...Pickleball 11...Walking Club 12:30...Yoga 101 12:30-2...Fitness Trainer 1:30...Yoga 102
8:30-12:30...Income Tax Prep (Appt req) 9...Seth Grove’s Office 9...Silver Sneakers Classic 10...Zumba Gold 10...Shuffleboard 10:30...Rabbit Transit Program 11...Line Dancing 12:30...Ballroom Dancing 1...Pickleball
9...Silver Sneakers Classic 10...Zumba Gold 10...Shuffleboard Tournament of State Reps 11...Mind Matters: HEDY! The Life and Inventions of Hedy Lamarr 11...Line Dancing 12:30...Ballroom Dancing 1...Pickleball
Open Gym Basketball
Open Gym Basketball
Open Gym Basketball
10...Hospice & Community Care: Comfort & Care When It’s Needed Most 11...Chair Exercise 11...T’ai Chi Chih 12:30...Yoga 101
9...Breakfast in the Café 9-11...Matter of Balance 9...Needlework Club 9...Playing Cards Club 10...Lucky Bingo 10…Genealogy Club 10...Walking Club 11…Chair Exercise
8:30-12:30...Income Tax Prep (Appt req) 9...Seth Grove’s Office 9...Silver Sneakers Classic 10...Miss PA Program 10...Zumba Gold 10...Shuffleboard 11...Line Dancing 12:30...Intro to Watercolor 12:30...Ballroom Dancing 1...Pickleball 4...Board Meeting
9:30-11:30 Dime Bingo 11...Chair Exercise 11...T’ai Chi Chih 12:30...Yoga 101 5...Quilts for Kids
Wellness Vendor Fair 8:30-2 Visit our 40+ Vendors 9-10...Free Gift Card Bingo 10...Workshop 10...Pickleball 11...Workshop 12:30...Yoga 101 1-2...Entertainment by “Patsy Cline & Friends 1:30...Yoga 102
10...Shiloh American Legion Pro-gram: Military Share 11...Chair Exercise 11...T’ai Chi Chih 11...Presentation on “Finding a Gambling Balance” 12:30...Yoga 101 5...Quilts for Kids
Note** Because of the Wellness Fair, the Birthday/
Anniversary Party is moved to April 19
4/26 - Joyce Danneker Linda Richards 4/27 - Faye Edsall Phyllis Forry Patricia Hoff Charles Rider 4/28 - Nancy Gillespie William Grammar Norman Kearney 4/29 - Joan Farence Lucy Glatfelter 4/30 - Phillip Keener Carol Lillich David Loeffler Gloria Sterner Kevin Weimer
Needlework Club
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ANNIVERSARIES
APRIL BIRTHDAYS
Our Celebration for
Birthdays and Anniversaries
in April will be held
on Thursday, April 19th at
10:00 a.m. with entertainment
by Tall in the Saddle. Sign up
for lunch by April 17th.
Birthday cupcakes are provided
by Country Meadows
Randy Walton will be available on
Thursday, April 12 from 9 to noon
to provide 15 minute chair
massages. Have arthritis, swollen
fingers? Randy does hand
massages too, just ask! Cost is $10
and pre-registration and payment
are required. Sign-up sheet in the
reception area.
Would you like to create your own pastel paintings? Using soft chalk pastels, class members will learn to both appreciate works of art and produce a painting focused on one of the foundations of art. These elements of art are line, shape, color, value, form, texture and space. Each class will include related exercises to actively understand the specific art topic followed by the opportunity to complete your own work of art. The first class will center on value and how an artist uses it to create beauty. The second one will be on shape. The third will be on the topic of line. And the fourth will be on color. Please join in the fun! Materials will be provided. The classes will be held on Thursdays; May 10 & 24 and June 7 & 21 from 12:30 – 2:30 pm in the lunchroom. $10 per class, sign up in the Reception area.
Classes will be taught by certified Health Ambassadors and APPRISE Counselors from the York County Area Agency on Aging. Developed by the Center for Aging and Population Health at the University of Pittsburgh, along with the CDC Prevention Research Center, this health promotion program provides many no-cost and low-cost preventative services to promote successful aging. Each of the “10 Keys” is an important step in preventing disease and improving quality of life. They include lowering blood pressure, stopping smoking, participating in cancer screenings, getting immunizations, regulating blood glucose, lowering cholesterol, being physically active, maintaining healthy bones, joints and muscles, socialization and combating depression. A resource manual will be provided. The free workshops will be held on Fridays for five weeks beginning on April 6 through May 4 from 9:30 am to 11:30 am.
Chair Massages
Pastel Classes start in May
10 Keys to Aging Healthy
REMINDER - Do Not Park in the Grass
If we missed your birthday or anniversary, please contact
our office at 225-0733 so we can put you on our list!
Join us for weekly Bible discussion,
prayer and fellowship. Bring paper
and pencil. See Wanda Doverspike
with any questions. This group will
meet Thursdays from 9:30 a.m.
until 10 a.m. in the Yoga Room. No
Prayer Group on April 26, Prayer
Group will resume May 3.
Prayer Group
Do Not Park on any grassy area around the building. The parking lot at the rear of the building is available to our members and guests. If you are unable to walk the required distance please pull to the front doors and let the front desk know. We will find someone to park your car in a properly, designated, marked parking spot. Remember, we share these driveways with the School District and there will be busses and new drivers sharing the right of ways. Be on your best driving behavior.
Looking for Card Players
Anyone interested in playing cards? Stop in the Café on Wednesday mornings at 9 am to get a game together. If interest is great we will move this club into the lunch room.
4/1 - Sandra Bigsby Yvonne Geiger Richard Hansford Bonita Kauffman Daniel Miller Richard Stewart 4/2 - Salvatore Fama Doris Utz4/3 - Doris Deardorff Arlene Eisenhart Robert Stine 4/4 - Edward Benton4/5 - David Brown John Spahr 4/6 - Sandra Allie Jeffrey Anderson Brenda Costello Betty Mitchell 4/7 - Joann Arnold Carl Flandermyer Sheila Myers 4/8 - Carl Diehl Linda Hoffman 4/9 - Laura Connor Alesa Joseph Larry Slagle M. Peggy Welch
4/10 - Patti Flandermyer Mimi Knaub William Rider Samuel Thieret4/11 - Kenneth Shaffer Victoria Staub Dale Stough Deborah Wire 4/12 - Donna Dunnett Julian Grote Lois Zartman 4/13 - Ruth Lehr Carla Plitt Michael Staub Carldene Stough 4/14 - Violet Bortner 4/15 - Barry Fultz Paul Treynor4/16 - Deanna Furman Gary Hortch Margie Shue4/17 - Hershell Adams Pat Baker Harold Edris Dianne Giampietro Joan Graybill Nancy Hanson Suzanne Smith Nancy Watson
4/18 - Suzanne Brown Melvin Eckenrode Irene Molison Shirley Werner4/19 - Martin Antkowiak Earl Bosserman, Jr. Frank Decello Barbara Miller Andrea Zellmer4/20 - Beatrice Auchey Rena Efford Janice Hoke4/21 - Josephine Brown Lois Snyder4/22 - Donna Hake Lilly Laird Rodney Lentz Cecelia Sell4/23 - John David 4/24 - Douglas Sorensen Nancy Wenschhof4/25 - James Decker Terry Luckenbaugh Katherine Moubrey Martha Phillips Charles Snyder, Jr.
Saul & Vicki Friedland 04/01/84
Kelly & Sharon Garrett 04/03/76
John & MiMi Knaub 04/04/70
John & Jane Trostle 04/04/79
Norman & Susan Platt 04/05/69
Dale & Delores Brillhart 04/06/52
Frank & Jacqueline Martin 04/08/60
Donald & Ethel Donner 04/10/60
Degno & Charlottte Valenti 04/11/53
Thomas & Patricia Orndorff 04/14/56
Leroy & Darlin Heiner 04/18/86
Gary & Janey Kopp 04/19
Henry & Deanna Furman 04/19/02
Jeffrey & Tana Stambaugh 04/2/78
John & Andrea Zellmer 04/21/66
Bruce & Carole Lightner 04/22/67
Karl & Joan Hershey 04/22/72
Dean & Cora Rohrbaugh 04/24/54
David & Deborah Kaczynski 04/25/70
George & Phyllis Thomas 04/26/03
Russell & Betty Snyder 04/26/75
Robert & Maryann Brenneman 04/27/68
Do you love to crochet, knit,
needlepoint, etc.? Join this group on
Wednesdays at 9 a.m. in the Café.
Members should bring their own
materials. Some instruction may be
available.
Lars Lovegren will be available every Wednesday at 10 am in the room next to the main office to assist anyone with their family
genealogy questions. No need to bring anything, Lars will have a workstation available and will assist in your search. If you
require a more personal approach, Lars will make himself available for one hour appointments. Bring any previous research and
any family clues and Lars will sit and help you find those family connections through time. Lars can be reached for appointments
or questions on Wednesdays from 10-12 or at [email protected].
Genealogy Wednesdays and One on One Appointments
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Fitness Programs at Windy Hill Mondays:
10:00 Basketball (Free)
11:00 Chair Exercise (Free)
11:00 T'ai Chi Chih ($5)*
12:30 Yoga 101 ($5)*
Tuesdays:
9:00 Silver Sneakers Classic
($2, Free to Silver Sneakers)
10:00 Shuffleboard (Free)
10:00 Zumba Gold ($5)*
11:00 Line Dancing ($2)
1:00 Pickleball (Free)
Wednesdays:
10:00 Walking Club (Free)
10:00 Basketball (Free)
11:00 Chair Exercise (Free)
Friday:
10:00 Walking Club (Free)
10:00 Tap Dance ($5)
11:00 Chair Exercise (Free)
The fitness room is open everyday from 8:30 a.m.—2:30 p.m.
*These classes are covered under Silver & Fit and Silver Sneakers
and are $2 for participating members.
Thursday:
10:00 Pickleball (Free)
11:00 Walking Club (Free)
12:30 Yoga 101 ($5)*
1:30 Yoga 102 ($5)*
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rd Beginning April 3 grab your dancing shoes and let's Rhumba… or foxtrot… or East Coast Swing… or Waltz! Every Tuesday from 12:30 until 2 pm, Windy Hill Members Dan and Brenda Miller will teach you how to ballroom dance. Classes will be held in the lunchroom in the area previously occupied by the billiards table. Partners are preferred but don't let that stop you, everyone is welcome. Classes are $2 per person. No previous dancing experience or special shoes required, be prepared to learn something new and have fun doing it!
50/50 Fundraiser Raffle
Shiloh American Legion presents “Military Share”
Windy Hill will be holding a 50/50 raffle, which began
on February 20th and will continue until the drawing at
our 2018 Vendor Fair on Thursday, April 26. We are
asking members to sell or purchase a minimum of 5
tickets. The tickets are $10 each, and, if all tickets are
sold, will provide a total cash payout of $5,000. Here's
what you could win: • 1st Place - $3,000
• 2nd and 3rd Place - $1,000 each
If all tickets are not sold, the payout will be 30% for first
and 10% for 2nd and 3rd of the total amount sold. We
ask all members to pick up tickets, which will be
available at the center between February 20 and April
23. All ticket stubs and money must be returned by
noon on April 25. The drawing will be held at 2:00
p.m. the afternoon of April 26. You need not be present
to win. Please support Windy Hill by selling and/or
purchasing a minimum of 5 tickets. The proceeds
from this fundraiser will support the future facility
needs of the center. Tickets available for sale each day
at noon in the activity/lunch room.
Casino Trip to Delaware ParkOn Monday June 11 the bus will depart Windy Hill at 9:30 am or Dick's Sporting Good Store in West York at approximately 9:45 am and return at approximately 8:15 pm. The live horse track will be active starting at approximately 1:15 pm. Sign up before May 18 and the cost is $35 per person; includes $30 of slot play and a bag lunch. After May 18 the cost will be $45. Payment must be made in full at time of registration.
Through the efforts of a Nutrition Task Force consisting of representatives of the York County senior centers, York County Area Agency on Aging and County Commissioner, Susan Byrnes, we are pleased to announce that we are working closely with our food provider, The Nutrition Group, to provide healthier food options and nutrition education for our members and staff. You will notice in this month's menu that there are quite a few new, healthier menu items including salads, soups and fresh fruits and vegetables. The Nutrition Group has committed to be responsive to recommendations and suggestions expressed by senior center members regarding menu items. In the future, we will be addressing adding an alternate meal choice and offering special dietary meals. Please keep in mind that the funding Windy Hill receives from the York County Area Agency on Aging is directly tied into the meal program. No funding is received for members who do not eat lunch at the center. Please make a commitment to eat a few days during the month, and try one of the new menu items! A hot/healthy meal for just a donation … it's the best deal in town!
New and Improved Nutrition Program
We are very excited to welcome Bob back to our Fitness
Room on Thursday, April 12 and Thursday, April 19 from
12:30 – 2:00 pm. Bob is a Hanover Hospital Physical
Therapy Assistant and Athletic Trainer. Bob can help you
put together a physical fitness plan of attack. Note:
Starting in May, Bob will be in the Fitness Room on the nd th
2 and 4 Thursdays of the month. Stop in and welcome
him back!
Our Fitness Trainer, Bob Spertzel, Is BACK!!
Ballroom Dancing Classes
Windy Hill will be participating in a York County-wide 24-hour online giving program on Friday, May 4. We are asking members to help us distribute flyers and index-sized cards encouraging your friends, neighbors and relatives to make a donation on May 4. Flyers and cards will be available at the front desk. To make a donation, please go to , and enter www.GiveLocalYork.orgWindy Hill in the search bar. All money raised on May 4 will go directly to Windy Hill and will be
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matched by local foundations and organizations. Also, please make a point to watch Fox 43 news at 7 :20 a .m. on . Wednesday, Apr i l 25Representatives from Windy Hill will appear on the news program to advertise Windy Hill. In addition, there will be a number of activities planned for the day on May 4 including entertainment and door prizes. We are looking for volunteers to help out that day. Please sign-up in the registration area. Stay tuned for more information.
thOn Monday, April 9 at 10am, Donna Monfelt of the Shiloh American Legion will present information on the Military Share Program. This program provides free food distribution for active service members, veterans and their families. All Veterans and Veterans Families are eligible for this program. Please bring your Military
thID with you on April 9 so that you can be signed up immediately. The Military ID consists of DD214, Discharge Papers, VA Medical Card, Veterans ID issued by York County, or a PA Driver's License with the American Flag on it.
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DONATIONS
THANK YOU TO THESE ORGANIZATIONS
AND INDIVIDUALS WHO MADE MONETARY
DONATIONS IN THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY
WISH LIST
NEWSLETTER SPONSOR WELCOME NEW MEMBERS! The newsletter for April is sponsored by:
A special thank you for donations in the month of February. Donations included food, supplies and other items to our center.
Jeffrey Anderson
Brenda Bartos
Theodore Culp III
Eve & Walter Dill
Janice Drew
Donald Ganther
Mary Gromen
Nancy Hanson
Thomas Harman
Richard Hershey
Linda Hoffman
Carol Laughman
Jane Lazarek
Larry Lentz
Walter Lobodinsky
Andrew & Marian Luther
Gloria Miller
Marion Miller
Susan Mundis
William Myers
Patricia & Jac Reichley III
Barbara Rodich
Robert Sell
Susan Shue
Shelly Smith
Karen Spadafora
John Spahr
Phyllis Steiner
Debra Yokem
UPCOMING ACTIVITIES:
* Greater Need
Postage Stamps *
13 gal. size Trash bags*
Canned Soda *(Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Coke*,
Diet Coke*, Mug Root beer, Orange Crush*)
Bottled Water
Paper Towels
Tissues
Gallon Freezer Bags*
Bleach
Toilet Paper
Dinner & Dessert Plates
Grape & Strawberry Jelly
Peanut Butter
Doris Gladfelter
Debbie Gorth
Carolyn Hagan
Dick Hartsough
Leroy & Darlin Heiner
Don & Dolores Hoover
Susan Howes
Joann Rohrbaugh
Ellen Johnson
Susan Kanwischer
Bob & Gloria Kramer
Linda Krebs
Larry Kress
Harlyn & Grace Laughman
Susanne Littlestar
Betty Mitchell
Ella Murphy
Dawn Ness
Byron & Pat Pomraning
Ruth Reichert
Thelma Russell
Naomi Shearer
Harry & Dorothy Baer
Gloria Geesey
Larry Grothey
Pat Franklin
Larry Wolf
Philip Carlise
Elaine Walker
Don Mitzel
PRAYER LIST
THANKYOU
Bob & Maryann Brenneman - In Honor of our 50th Wedding AnniversarySam Thieret - In Memory of my wife, Helen
Friday, May 4 - Give Local York.Monday, May 7 - Council Meeting with entertainment by Cameron SutphinMonday, May 28 - Center Closed for Memorial DayThursday, May 31 - Birthday and Anniversary Party
April Book Club Selection – The Curious Charms of Arthur Pepper by Phaedra PatrickBook Club Meets Tuesday, April 17; 12:30 p.m.
Also, thank you to our anonymous donors.
We appreciate your continued support of Windy Hill.
Sixty-nine-year-old Arthur Pepper lives a simple life.
He gets out of bed at precisely 7:30 a.m., just as he
did when his wife, Miriam, was alive. He dresses in
the same gray slacks and mustard sweater vest, waters
his fern, Frederica, and heads out to his garden.
But on the one-year anniversary of Miriam's death,
something changes. Sorting through Miriam's possessions, Arthur finds an exquisite gold charm bracelet he's never seen before. What follows is a surprising and unforgettable odyssey that takes Arthur from London to Paris and as far as India in a quest to find out the truth about his wife's secret life before they met--a journey that leads him to find hope, healing and self-discovery in the most unexpected places.
FRIEND
Clair Bortner
Bob & Maryann Brenneman
Jim Burgard
Pauline Diehl
Ethel Donner
Wanda Doverspike
Linda Eubank
Connie Fackler
Doris Fodor
Kathryn Fourhman
Glenda Funkhouser
Richard HartsoughRobert Yeater
North Codorus TownshipVFW Post 5265 Spring Grove
Kennies
Fred Burns
OTHER
DONATIONS MADE IN MEMORY
OF STERLING SAUBLE
Beautiful Spring Days are right around the corner; consider spending some of those warm days helping out with Meal on Wheels. Nancy is always looking for back- up drivers but now specifically needs delivery riders. It is always preferable to send two volunteers to deliver the meals as some days several days of meals are delivered at one time. If you are able to help, please see Nancy Walton for more information.
Have you wondered why folks are heading across the main lobby and into the room on the far right corner? Wonder no longer… It's the new and improved Billiards Room. Thanks to donations made by The Oddfellows Lodge and the Republican Club of Hanover, the pool players now have a room to call their own. Fresh paint and new carpet make the room inviting… Just no food or drinks Please! Go check it out! The official ribbon cutting was in March and the room is now open from 8:30 am until 2:30 pm.
Meals on Wheels News
Louise Slade
Elaine Smeigh
Barry & Bev Strausbaugh
Dan & Charlotte Valenti
Betty Yohe
Country Meadows
Kennies Markets
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry BallMr. & Mrs. Paul BortnerMr. & Mrs. Harold DeardorffNancyD oerfleinRobert E. GlassMr. & Mrs. Frank L. HoffmanMrs. Joan Homan
Mr. & Mrs. Carl KesslerMr. & Mrs. William McCannonThomas MillerKenneth ShafferMr. & Mrs. Paul ShouckDean Zeigler
Susan BeseckerMr. & Mrs. Robert BortnerMr. & Mrs. Donald CrumbleJoan FarenceMr. & Mrs. Kenneth KroutJeff LauchmanMary Laughman
Mr. & Mrs. John LehanAnna May NaceBarbara SchultzMr. & Mrs. Wayne SmeltzerMr. & Mrs. David SprenkleMr. & Mrs. Don Summers
STEWARDJudy BrennemanMr. & Mrs. Harold EdrisMr. & Mrs. Michael Kleiman
Mr & Mrs. Richard Reidy George SmithDoris White
Please remember to update your contact information with the front office. Many members are switching from land line telephones to cell phones. Please provide your cell phone number to the front desk so we can keep our records up to date.
Update your Contact Information
The Pool Table has a new home!
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APRIL 2018
1472 Roth’s Church Road, Suite 103
Spring Grove, PA 17362
(717) 225-0733
www.WindyHillontheCampus.org
Email: [email protected]
Jeanne Grogg, Jackson Twp Tax Collector – Monday, April 2: 9-10 a.m. Jeanie will be in to
collect and answer questions regarding Jackson Township Property Taxes.
Council Meeting & Entertainment – Monday, April 2; 10 a.m. Entertainment will be provided
by Memory Music. We encourage ALL members to participate in this meeting to learn about what
is happening for the month and to give your input on programs and issues at the center.
Preregister for lunch by Wednesday, March 28 (center is closed March 30).
Meet Miss Pennsylvania, Katie Schreckengast – Tuesday, April 3; 10 a.m. Katie will be in the
center to talk about what led her to become the 2018 Miss Pennsylvania. She will also entertain us
with the talent that helped to win her the Miss Pennsylvania Crown.
Intro to Watercolor Painting – Tuesday, April 3; 12:30 p.m. Cost is $10. Please sign up in the
reception area. See Nancy for the list of recommended supplies if this is your first class.
Ballroom Dancing – Tuesday, April 3; 12:30 p.m. See article inside for more details.
Open Mic! – Thursday, April 5; 10 a.m. This is Windy Hill's version of “American Idol.” Grab the
microphone and express your talent!
Shiloh American Legion Program: Military Share – Monday, April 9; 10 a.m. Veterans and their
families are welcome to attend the program and learn more about this food program.
“Finding a Gambling Balance” – Monday, April 9; 11 a.m. Cecelia Keesey from the Children's
Home of York will speak on signs of gambling addiction and where to find help if you think you or a
loved one needs it.
Rabbit Transit Program – Tuesday, April 10; 10:30 a.m. Michael Bernhardt from Rabbit Transit
will give information on how Rabbit Transit can meet your transportation needs.
Future Leaders of York – Wednesday, April 11; 9-11:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Again this year, we will be
hosting approximately 12 high school students who are enrolled in the Leadership York Future
Leaders program. These students are from various school districts in York County. We will be doing
a special activity with the students to help them learn about older adults and the services we
provide at Windy Hill. We will need about 12 members to sign-up to participate. Please sign-up on
the form provided in the reception area.
Word Link – Thursday, April 12; 10 a.m. Exercise your brain and have fun at the same time with
this popular word game.
Dime Bingo – Monday, April 16; 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. Join in this small group of bingo players for
some small stakes bingo. Stay for lunch, sign up by April 12.
SGAHS Jazz Ensemble Concert – Tuesday, April 17; 10 a.m. The Ensemble in under the direction
of Mr. Dan Brenner and they specialize in various styles of jazz music. Sign up for lunch by April 13.
Tammy MillerEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Nancy WagnerADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT / RECEPTIONIST
Nancy WaltonHDM COORDINATOR
Risa AndersonPROGRAM ASSISTANT
Carolyn AbelFOOD SERVICES COORDINATOR
CENTER HOURSMonday - Friday
8:30 am - 2:30 pm
Windy Hill has a congregate
meal program for adults Age
60 and older. Please sign up
by 9:30 am the day before to
join us for lunch catered by
the Nutrition Group. Meal
donations are appreciated.
MEALS
Free door-to-door
transportation is available
for ages 65+ through Rabbit
Transit to bring you to Windy
Hill. Call the center for
more details.
TRANSPORTATION
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April Birthday and Anniversary Party- Thursday, April 19; 10 a.m. Entertainment featuring Tall thin the Saddle. Preregister for lunch early. Last day to register for lunch is April 17 .
thBingo Bonanza – Friday, April 20; 9:30 a.m. Sign up for lunch by Wednesday, April 18 , for a bag thlunch let Nancy know by April 4 !
Rocket Building and Launch – Monday, April 23; 10 a.m. Join the Spring Grove Area High
School's award winning Rocket Club to build a workable rocket. Once completed, the rockets will
be launched out front of the center. This is a popular activity; you must sign up in the Lobby if you
plan to attend. Last day to sign up is April 13 (we have to order the rocket kits). No charge for this
activity but the Rocket Club will always accept donations towards their competition costs. If there is
rain then we will build rockets on this day and launch them on a future date.
stState Representatives Hold 1 Annual Shuffleboard Tournament- Tuesday, April 24; 10 a.m.
State Representative Seth Grove and State Representative Kate Klunk will go head to head in a
competitive match, not to be missed, on our shuffleboard court.
Mind Matters & Lunch – Tuesday, April 24; 11 a.m. Viewing and Discussion of “HEDY! The Life
and Inventions of Hedy Lamarr.” Remember to sign up for lunch by Friday, April 20.
Scrapbooking w/Bev – Wednesday, April 25; 10 a.m. Bring your pictures and enthusiasm and
Bev will help you turn your memories into beautiful works of art. Supplies are provided.
th5 Annual Wellness & Life Fair – Thursday, April 26; 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Local vendors, workshops,
Bingo and Patsy Cline will make this day informative and full filled. More details inside.
Blood Pressure Check – Friday, April 27; 9:15 a.m. Screenings take place in the lunchroom.
Please check “Health Screenings” on the CoPilot when you sign in.
Hospice & Community Care presents “Comfort and Care When It's Needed Most” - Monday, ndApril 30; 10:00 a.m. Sign up for lunch by April 26 .
Quilts for Kids – Mondays, April 9 & April 16; 5 p.m. and Thursday, April 12; 10 a.m. Join the
Quilts for Kids group to help make quilts to give to ill or needy children. You don't need to know
how to sew. They can always use assistance cutting fabric, etc.
Lucky Bingo (no caller)– Tom Uffelman will be providing some bingo play in the Café on April 4
and April 18 at 10 a.m.
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STAFF
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WINDY HILL2017-18
Board of Directors
Directors:
President Donna Hake
Vice President Dave Brown
Secretary Brenda Flory
Treasurer Tom Uffelman
Fred Burns
Dr. Rosemary Cugliari
Brenda Flory
Dr. Terry Lehr
Tamara Ramer
Don Reichard
Michael Robinson
Claudette Shear
Chris Stock
Sandy Sferrella-Taylor
SPONSORS
Dining Room is open to the public Wednesdays and Fridays;
4:30-8:00 p.m. (play Bingo for cash prizes – no caller) Tracy HaperASSISTANT DIRECTOR
Sunday, June 24 - Scholarship Fund Raffle Ticket & Feed
Auxiliary Sub Sale, $3.50 each, order by April 11, pick up April 18 or 19.
Country Line Dancing with Lessons, April 16th, 7-10 pm, $8
