PLEASE NOTE:

TO SIGN UP FOR LUNCH & RABBIT TRANSIT (BUS) YOU MUST CALL THE CENTER AT 225-0733 NO LATER THAN 9:00 AM THE DAY BEFORE TO REGISTER. TO CANCEL BUS TRANSPORTATION, PLEASE CALL RABBIT TRANSIT AT 846-7433 AND NOTIFY THE CENTER.

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August, 2014

What’s Happening in August?

Now You Have It… (Now You Don’t): Wednesday, August 6, 10 a.m. A Windy Hill classic! Players bring a wrapped, inexpensive (around $1) gift. When your number is called, pick a gift. Every player wins a prize! Extreme Hangman: Thursday, August 7, 9:30 a.m. The beloved game of Hangman in competitive team form where you can win points! Keep the team going for as long as you can Watercolor: Session 4; Thursday, August 7, 12:30

p.m. This is a continuation of methods learned in Session 1, 2 and 3. New students are also welcome. Cost is $10. Please sign up in advance. Class limit: 12 Word Link: Tuesday, August 12, 9:15 a.m. Another Windy Hill classic! Build off a word, with a word that begins with the last two letters of the previous one. Example: the word is “kitchen” then “enlist” then “street”.

Protecting Yourself Against Fraud and Identity Theft,

Wednesday, August 13, 10 a.m. Detective Baker from

the Northern York County Regional Police Department will

be on hand to discuss ways to protect yourself against

fraud and identity theft.

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1472 Roth’s Church Road Spring Grove, PA 17362

(717) 225-0733 www.WindyHillontheCampus.org TAMMY MILLER, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

NANCY WAGNER, ADMIN. ASSIST./RECEPTIONIST BEV LEPPO, FOOD SERVICES COORDINATOR

LAURA FISHER, HDM COORDINATOR ALEXANDER HARRINGTON, PROGRAM COORDINATOR

Email: Info@windyhillonthecampus.org

A SPECIAL THANK YOU FOR DONATIONS IN THE MONTH OF JUNE

Donations Include Food, Supplies and other Items donated to the Center.

Thank you to these organizations

and individuals who made monetary

donations for the month of June

Baker, Jean

Baker, Pat & Doug

Bankert, Earl

Baron, Make

Brillhart, Delores

Crites, Ralph ;& pat

David & Nancy

Donner, Ethel

Eckert, Rose

Fourhman, Kathryn

Garrison, Rich & Gynger

Gingerich, Nova

Glatfelter, Lucy

Hagan, Carolyn

Harrold, Paul & Grace

Hartman, Andrew

Hartsough, Dick

Hoover, Don & Dolores

Johnson, Ellen

Kanwischer, Susan

Krebs, Donna

Krout, Ken & Bonna

Laughman, Harlyn & Grace

Leppo, Delores

Lightner, Bruce & Carole

Mansberger, Bob

Myers, Herm

Overmiller, Bob & Lyn

Pahl, Mick & Barb

Pomraning, Byron & Pat

Rahe, Martha

Reichard, Terry

Rider, Charles

Riley, Yvonne

Shearer, Naomi

Smith, George

Stambaugh, Anna Lee

Stayman, Dixie

Valentine Edna

Wagner, Nancy

Wallick, Chester

White, Doris J.

Giant Foods

Martin’s Chips

Kennies Markets

VFW Spring Grove

Tom Leese Pat McCannon

Wayne & Theda Jacoby

Since we do not charge an annual membership fee, we encourage all members to make an annual

donation to Windy Hill. Donation cards are avail-able at the front desk.

York Fair Ushers Needed: We will, once again, be providing ushers for the York Fair Circus this year. A schedule is on the table. You will receive admission tickets and a parking pass for your ushering service. You may sign up as many times as you want. Members are permitted to bring their families to help out. Ushers must be over 16 years of age.

Lost & Found A number of lost items has been col-lected at the front desk. Please see Nancy if you are missing the follow-ing: • Ladies Grey Cardigan • 16oz Insulated Tumbler/ open handle • Convenience Gas Card • Restaurant Gift Card

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NEEDING OUR PRAYERS

Newsletter Editor: Doug Baker—dreemworks2@juno.com

Special thanks to our community

partner:

Pvt. Allen J. Beck, Jr. VFW Post 5265

225-4010

Chicken BBQ—August 16

Dining Room is open Wednesdays

& Fridays starting at

4:30 p.m.

Bingo available on Wednesdays!

Please support your Spring Grove VFW!

Social memberships are available at a

minimal cost.

Check out their website at:

www.vfw5265.org

Windy Hill Wish List

Dessert PlatesDessert PlatesDessert PlatesDessert Plates Postage StampsPostage StampsPostage StampsPostage Stamps

TissuesTissuesTissuesTissues 15 gal. size Trash bags15 gal. size Trash bags15 gal. size Trash bags15 gal. size Trash bags

Fresh fruit and vegetables Fresh fruit and vegetables Fresh fruit and vegetables Fresh fruit and vegetables ( c elery/carr( c elery/carr( c elery/carr( c elery/carrots )ots )ots )ots )

Toilet TissueToilet TissueToilet TissueToilet Tissue

Sponsor for the JulyNewsletter

Bob & Lyn Overmiller –

In memory of our Daughter-in-law

Our thoughts and prayers go out

to the Rohrbaugh family on the

loss of Marlet. He served on the

board for many years as Presi-

dent and Fundraising Chair. He

facilitated the apple dumpling

fundraisers for many years,

which brought in thousands of

dollars in revenue for the organi-

zation. Windy Hill will not be the

same. We will miss you Marlet!

Dolly Goodling

Hank Wivell Frank Samborski

Ethel Mummert Sandy Uffelman

Charles Shaffer Linda Shaffer

Bill Forry Gloria Geesey

Marie Miller

Robert Kellenberger Shirley Arbushites

August

BIRTHDAY/

ANNIVERSARY

(If we missed your birthday or

anniversary, please contact our

office at 225-0733 so we can put

you on our list!).

August 1—Robert Keller

August 3—Alverta Shick

William Lentz

August 4—Hilda Eyster

August 6—Leo Foreman

Theresa Reichard

Deitra Cover

John Runk

August 7—Naomi Shearer

Barbara Grosberger

August 8—Dolores Hoover

Susan Myers

Joann Sterner

Larry Waddell

Gene Wise

August 9—Renna Weaver

Glenn Keeney

Kenneth Krout

Leo Hortch

August 10—Robert Abreght

Marian Kessler

Edwin Osborn

August 11—Loretta Hamme

Kathy Leese

Barbara Dauber

Larry Linebaugh

August 13—Linda Hoover

Willie Eastwood

Lois Baumgardner

August 14—Sally Fringer

August 15—Barbara Pahl

Rosa Luckenbaugh

August 16—Mary Laughman

Anna Stambaugh

Judith Wood

August 17—Arlene Miller

William Peoples

August 18—Ronald Sollenberger

August 19—Gweneth Englebreth

August 20—Connie Fentiman

August 21—Sandra Crue

August 22—Samuel Spalla

Elgia Myers, Jr.

August 23—Milton Myers

Mary Krick

August 24—Maryann Brenneman

Joan Langeheine

Steve Senft

Stephen LoPiccolo

August 25—Kathryn Fourhman

Kenneth Copp

August 26—Shirley Rhoads

Linda Krebs

August 27—Linda Hill

Susan McClintock

August 28—Nita Althouse

Dean Bentzel

James Carbaugh

August 29—Geradine Lucabaugh

Maria Baranauskas

August 30—Doris White

ANNIVERSARIES: Ed & Pat Warner August 4, 1962

Bob & Nelda Kellenberger

August 9, 1947

Charles & Gerry Hershey August 9, 1958

Jim & Sandy Decker August 23, 1964

Ken & Doris White August 27, 1964

Phil & Ruth Reichert August 31, 1957

Sandy & Gary Hoffman

August 29, 1970

We will be

celebrating our August birthdays and anniversaries on

Thursday, August 21st

with Paul Seipp at 10:00 a.m.

Please come and help us

celebrate!

Windy Hill E-News

Windy Hill is now offering a weekly e-newsletter each Friday with updates on coming events for the next week. Members who would like to get a copy of the e-newsletter need to sign-up on the form available in the reception area. In addition, if you are currently receiving the e-news and do not wish to receive it, there is an option to un-subscribe at the bottom. Please just unsubscribe, but do not mark as Spam.

Health & Fitness Programs at Windy Hill • Monday—Walking Club—9 a.m. (Free) • Monday & Wednesday—Basketball—10 a.m. (Free) • Tuesday– 10 a.m.—Zumba Gold ($5.00) • Tuesday—Line Dancing-1:30 p.m. ($2.00) • Tuesday & Thursday—Chair Exercise—11 a.m. (Free) • Wednesday—Healthy Steps in Motion—11 a.m. (Free) • Thursday—Yoga—1:15 p.m. ($5.00)

Fitness Room open from 8:30 a.m.—2:30 p.m. each day

Please note: T’ai Chi Chih class will resume on September 8th from 11 a.m.—noon.

Please call Windy Hill 225-10073 to register for this class.

Meals on Wheels Volunteers Needed

Our meal deliveries are growing everyday. We are in desperate need of volun-teer drivers to commit to approximately 1-2 times per month to assist in deliv-ering meals to homebound seniors in the area. If you are interested in helping out as a volunteer driver, please see Laura for more information.

Windy Hill Library Since our relocation, we have been able to build quite a library at Windy Hill. The books have been organized and categorized for your convenience. There are no check-out rules. You may take books and keep or return them in the “Book Return Receptacle.” A big “Thank You” to Nellie Brickner who has spent many hours organizing our library.

Upcoming Trips: We are not getting many people to sign up for these trips. If we do not have a certain number, we will be forced to cancel the trip. Wednesday, August 13 – Tour Warehime-Myers Mansion, 305 Baltimore Street, Hano-ver, PA; Cost is $8.00 per person and includes guided tour from 10 – 11:30 a.m. This trip is limited to 12 guests. We will be carpooling from the center. September 23-25 – Dover Downs Casino & Resort – 3 Days/2 Nights - $250.00 (based on double occupancy) Includes: Round-trip Motor Coach, 2 Nights accommodations at Dover Downs Casino 2 Breakfast Buffets; 1 Dinner Buffet; Admission to Governor’s Mansion; Shopping at Rehobeth Outlets; $30 in slot play; taxes, gratuities and baggage handling. A deposit of $100 is due at time of registration. If you are seriously interested in this trip, we need your deposit NOW! Please do not wait until the last minute, or we might cancel the trip based on lack of interest! Wednesday, November 12, 2014 Christmas Show at American Music Theatre and lunch at Shady Maple. Cost: $55/per person. This trip has been planned as a car-pool. A bus is available through Bailey Travel. However, there would be an additional $35 fee per person to use the bus transportation. We will determine transportation based on those interested in the trip. September 25 – 30, 2015 – 6-Night Bermuda Cruise – 6 Night cruise from Baltimore, MD to Kings Wharf, Bermuda on the Royal Caribbean’s Grandeur of the Seas. Cost per person starts at $997.00. This trip will benefit Windy Hill and travel arrangement provided by Travel Time (Bailey Travel). An information meeting is scheduled for Thursday, August 14, at 10 a.m. at Windy Hill. If you would like more detailed information on this trip, flyers are available

Coming in September …

September 8—Council Meeting, 10 a.m. with York Music Ministry

September 9—AARP Smart Driver Refresher Class

September 17—8:30-11 a.m. Rite Aid Flu Shot Clinic

September 19—Make Apple Dumplings for Septemberfest on September 20

NEW MEMBERS:

Please welcome these new members when you see them!

Kay Arians

Jody Bechtold

Carl & Andrea Berryman

Joyce Brown

Anita Dahms

Roseann Ecker

Dennis Elicker

Dolly Emig

Connie Fentiman

Pat Franklin

Joan Fuhrman

Yvonne Geiger

Drexel Goodwin

Tom Gorman

Agnes Jackson

Ken & Bonna Krout

Pat Lobodinsky

Nancy Luckenbaugh

Bea Margelot

Maureen Markle

Curtis Miller

Ken & Barb Morrison

Kass Moubrey

Ed & Helen Osborn

Vincent & Vicki Poleo

Christine Pownell

Mike Robinson

Diana Rohrbaugh

Tony Slagle

Ron & Carol Sollenberger

Carole Stair

Kane & Diane Stambaugh

Larry & Nancy Vickers

Elaine Walker

Chester Wallick

Jackie Wilson

Brenda Wisner

Thank you to our volunteers!

Congratulations to Dixie Stayman, winner of last month’s $20 gift card. Don’t forget to put your name on the board when you come in each day to sign up for a job. Fill out one slip per day to indicate your volunteer service. At the Council Meeting each month we pull one lucky winner to win a $20 gift card. We have many volunteers who donate many hours of their time to keep Windy Hill up and running. We would like to recognize a few of them, who have been nominated for recognition:

Virginia & Richard Garrison – Whenever Gynger is at the center, she always volunteers to serve lunch and assists with the clean up. Richard can be found assisting Bev in the kitchen washing the big food pans.

Barbara Pahl – Barbara volunteers on many levels from calling bingo to assisting mem-bers with their lunch. If you would like to nominate an outstanding volunteer, please fill out a nomina-tion slip and return it to the front desk.

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The Quilts for Kids group will meet on Wednesday, August 13 at 10 a.m.

and Thursday, August 14 at 5 p.m. Please feel free to join this group.

Quilts are presented to sick and disadvantaged children in the area.

Program Clan: Monday, August 18, at 12:45; We need your input to plan

upcoming programs, events and trips. Please plan to attend.

Smart Driver: Session 1-Tuesday, August 19: Session 2- Wednesday, August 20 from 10 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. AARP Safe Driver Class is for individuals who have not taken the class; Cost is $15 for AARP members and $20 for non-AARP Members; registration required. Class is limited.

Millionaire!: Wednesday, August 20, 10 a.m.“Who Wants to be a Millionaire?” You do (except the prizes are a little less expensive). Birthday/Anniversary Party: Thursday, August 21, 10 a.m. This popular event recognizes all members born or married in the month of August. A celebratory cake is served donated by Kennies Markeplace. Paul Seipp will provide musical entertainment. Simple Wellness: Sleep Disorders; Monday, August 25, 10:15 a.m. Windy Hill introduces a new monthly series of health talks delivered by local experts. Our very own Bev Leppo, Licensed Practical Nurse, kicks it off with vital information on how you can be in control of your nightly 8-hours. Apples to Apples: Tuesday, August 26, 9:15 a.m. In this card game, players do their best to match up their cards, featuring an adjective or noun or adverb, to a card in the center of the table. The player who places the card with the best match or best humor wins the round.

Just Because: Wednesday, August 27, 8:30 a.m. In honor of National “Just Because” Day we will be distributing discreet slips of paper with a friendly dare or good deed that you’re challenged to follow through. Unwind Wednesday: “150 Years of Sustainability” Wednesday, August

27, 10 a.m. Unwind Wednesday features uplifting films for your relaxation. This month we will show the story of iconic local corporation P.H. Glatfelter which is documented in this 2014 film.

Ladder Golf: Thursday, August 28, 10:30 a.m. Not good at climbing ladders or playing golf? Then play Ladder Golf! Neither is required, as you pitch balls attached to strings hoping to wrap around a point pole. You’ll get it when you start playing.

Quarter Bingo: Every Friday at 9:30 a.m. Cost is 3 cards for a quarter per

game. Approximately 40 games are played. On the third Friday, we have

Bingo Bonanza. A $1 is collected from every game, and the last game is the

jackpot worth close to $40. You must be signed up and eat lunch at Windy Hill

that day to participate in the jackpot game.