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DECEMBER 2017
1472 Roth’s Church Road, Suite 103
Spring Grove, PA 17362
(717) 225-0733
www.WindyHillontheCampus.org
Email: [email protected]
Council Meeting & Entertainment – Monday, December 4; 10 a.m. Entertainment will be
provided by Country Diamonds. 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. Nominations for Board positions will be accepted during the December meeting and we
will hold the official vote at the February, 2018 Council Meeting.. If you are interested, please plan
to attend this meeting.
Apple Dumplings – Tuesday & Wednesday, December 5 & 6; 7 a.m.
We will be making approximately 1300 apple dumplings, and we will need a lot of help. Volunteer
sign-up sheets are located in the reception area. Business orders will be filled on Tuesday, personal
orders filled on Wednesday. On Wednesday, please do not attempt to pick up personal orders
before 11 a.m. Thank you in advance for your help in making one of our bigger fundraisers a
success!
No Breakfast in the Café on December 6 due to the Apple Dumpling Fundraiser.
Open Mic! – Thursday, December 7; 10 a.m. This is Windy Hill's version of “American Idol.” Grab
the microphone and express your talent!
Popcorn Plus Movie & Lunch – Tuesday, December 7; TBD Rabbit Transit 3P presents Popcorn
Plus. Rabbit Transits 3P Program and the Appell Center for the Performing Arts join together to
present a day at the movies, including activities and lunch. The movie feature will be La La Land
(2016) starring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone. Transportation will be arranged from Windy Hill, or
your home, to the theater and back. There will be a minimal fee.
Rita's Ice Treat at Lunch – Monday, December 11; Lunch A representative from Rita's Ice @ thHickory Falls will be serving Ice samples after lunch. Preregister by Wed, Dec 6 , so that we can let
them know how much icy goodness to bring.
Dime Bingo – Monday, December 11; 10 a.m. Join in this small group of bingo players for some
small stakes bingo.
Scrapbooking with Bev – Monday, December 11; 10 a.m. Bring your pictures and Bev will help
you turn them into beautiful pieces of art. Supplies are provided.
Now You Have It … - Tuesday, December 12; 10 a.m. Please bring a wrapped $1 gift that you
would like to receive. You must bring a gift in order to play the game. No gifts will be provided by
the center.
Gingerbread House Creations – Tuesday, December 12; 11 a.m. Join us and show your
creativity by decorating Gingerbread houses that will be placed on display through the holidays in
our Lobby.
Stamping with Grace – Wednesday, December 13; 10 a.m. Grace Harrold will share her love of
making stamped greeting cards. (Cost: $1)
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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Wear your ugliest, most festive, most creative Holiday Sweater – Wednesday, December 13
Lunch & Learn featuring Eleanor Isaacson - Thursday, December 14; 10:30 a.m. Holocaust
Survivor and Motivational Speaker, Ms. Isaacson will discuss Be The Best You Can Be From The
Inside Out At Any Age.
Blood Pressure Check – Friday, December 15; 9:15 a.m. Screenings take place in the lunchroom.
UPMC Pinnacle Hanover Hospital presents Falls Prevention - Monday, December 18; 10:00
a.m. Tamara Ramer, CHES, Health Educator from Pinnacle Hanover Hospital, and Windy Hill Board
Member will provide information on Falls Prevention.
Monday, December 18; 9:30 a.m. Holiday Entertainment with Spring Grove Middle School’s
Orion Choral Group and Strings
Christmas Meal & Program – Tuesday, December 19; music at 10 a.m., lunch at noon.
Entertainment will be provided by SGAHS Choral Group Expressions performing with a strings
accompaniment. Santa will be available to listen to your Christmas wishes. Get your picture taken
with him! Please preregister by December 13, we are expecting a crowd!
Secret Santa – Thursday, December 21; 10 a.m. The “Big Man”, himself will make a return
appearance to help hand out the gifts. If you didn't get a picture with Santa, there will be another
opportunity on this day. It will be a festive morning with games and treats; bring your Christmas
Cheer!
Merry Christmas - Center is Closed – Monday, December 25
Family Feud – Tuesday, December 26; 10 a.m. Join us in this fun game. It is a favorite with our
regulars!
December Birthday and Anniversary Party- Thursday, December 28; 10 a.m.
Entertainment featuring DJ Pebbles. Preregister for lunch early!
Quilts for Kids – Monday, December 11; 5 p.m., Thursday, December 14; 10 a.m. and Monday,
December 18; 5 p.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
December 20 and December 26 at 10 a.m.
What’s Happening? - Continued from page 1
STAFF
to s ok un r Pa LAh T RIT NU OSM S NPO
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)
December 10 – Children's Christmas Party (Ticket required)
December 16 – Shrimp Raffle
Tracy HaperASSISTANT DIRECTOR
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DONATIONS
THANK YOU TO THESE ORGANIZATIONS
AND INDIVIDUALS WHO MADE MONETARY
DONATIONS IN THE MONTH OF OCTOBER
WISH LIST
NEWSLETTER SPONSOR WELCOME NEW MEMBERS! The newsletter for December is sponsored by:
A special thank you for donations in the month of October. Donations included food, supplies and other items to our center.
Steven A. Baumgardner
Maryann & Robert Beaver
Sandra A. Bigsby
Ricky L. Cordell
Donald & Patricia Davenport
Carol B. Deland
Elizabeth Y. Diehl
Barbara & William Fleishell
JT Forbes
Suzanne C. Gates
Patricia M. Hoff
Sally A. Hoover
Norman P. Kearney
Donald K. Ilyes
Susanne V. Littlestar
Sharon L. Madenfort
Raymond & Grace Metherell
Steven D. Miller
John A. Mitchell
Fairy M. Mummert
Connie L. Novotny
Thomas W. O'Connor
Christin D. Place
Patricia & Daniel Rabine
Cecelia R. Sell
RandyL. Senft
Mercedes Sharp
Anna M. Smith
Theresa & Blair Smith
Adalyn Stevens-Player
Marsha & Dale Stough
Rose & David Wilhelm
Carolyn M. Yankovitz
UPCOMING ACTIVITIES:
* Greater Need
Dick HartsoughJackie WilsonBarry RiddleGrace HarroldSusan HowesBill Wood
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
Carolyn Abel
Clair Bortner
Bob & Maryann Brenneman
Allen Costella
Pauline Diehl
Ethel Donner
Wanda Doverspike
Tom Gorman
Debbie Gorth
Paul & Grace Harrold
Dick Hartsough
Sandy Hinkle
Don & Dolores Hoover
Sue Howes
Ellen Johnson
Susan Kanwischer
Harlyn & Grace Lauchman
Susanne Littlestar
Joann Rohrbaugh
Janet Maher
Doris Meckley
Betty Mitchell
Dawn Ness
Anna Peterson
Byron & Pat Pomraning
Pat Rabine
Leo & Sandy Reaver
Tim & Jane Reinaman
JoAnn Rohrbaugh
Gail Secrist
Naomi Shearer
Louise Slade
Elaine Smeigh
Grace Laughman
Harry & Dorothy Baer
Bob Szczechowiak
Rod Abel
Libby Beck
Gloria Geesey
Treva Myers
Larry Grothey
Pat Franklin
Larry Wolf
Philip Carlise
Nick Nixon
PRAYER LIST
THANKYOU
Don & Shirley Mitzel- in Memory of their grandson, Sam Mitzel
Monday, January 7
Cary Hollis speaking about Emergency Preparedness
Thursday, January 17
Soothing Hypnotic Sounds with Shelba Purtle
Thursday, January 25
Birthday/Anniversary Party with The Wayne and Gene Show
Friday, January 26
Lunch & Learn with Scott Mingus Sr.
APPEAL DONATIONS
December Book Club Selection – At the Edge of the Orchard by Tracy Chevalier
Nancy Wagner
Jackie Wilson
Ruth Wagner
Country Meadows of York
Kennie's Markets
Also, thank you to our anonymous donors. We appreciate your continued
support of Windy Hill.
What happens when you can't run any further from
your past?
Ohio, 1838. James and Sadie Goodenough have
settled in the Black Swamp, planting apple trees
to claim the land as their own. Life is harsh in the
swamp, and as fever picks off their children, husband
and wife take solace in separate comforts. Their fighting takes its toll
on all of the Goodenoughs - a battle that will resonate over the years
and across America.
Fifteen years later their youngest son, Robert, is drifting through Gold
Rush California. He is haunted by the broken family he fled years earlier,
but when he finds steady work for a plant collector, peace seems finally to
be within reach. But the past is never really past, and one day Robert is
forced to confront the reason he left behind everything he loved.
Discussion will be held Tuesday, December 19 at 12:30 p.m.
BenefactorGlatfelter
FriendMary Landis
Wanda DoverspikeSeven Valleys BoroRoth VillageVFW Post 5265 Spring GrovePeople's BankRepublican Club of Hanover
Meals on Wheels NewsWe are in need of a few more Monday Hanover route drivers. Please see Nancy Walton for more information.
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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:
10:00 Shuffleboard (Free)
10:00 Zumba Gold ($5)*
11:00 Line Dancing ($2)
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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Our Fitness Trainer, Bob Spertzel, is currently on medical leave.
He will not return for several months. In the meantime, we are
searching for another trainer through UPMC Pinnacle. Thank
you for your patience!
There will be no Line Dancing on December 26th
If your health insurance plan is changing in January, please be aware that many plans include programs such as
the Silver & Fit and Silver Sneakers Fitness Incentives. These allow the Center to receive partial reimbursement
for certain fitness classes and the fitness center. Please see Nancy at the reception desk and let her know if your
account number has changed or if your new plan includes one of these incentive programs.
Silver & Fit and Silver Sneakers Reminder
2016-17 Wrap-Up
I'm pleased to report that our 2016-17 Annual
Report has been completed. And, as we enter our nd32 year of operation, we have, once again, seen an
increase in the number of individuals served and
the number and types of programming offered.
Another important milestone was that our largest
age group that we are now serving is the 65-69 year
olds. This was a goal that was set in place when the
organization moved to its current location on the
school campus. We are extremely pleased that the
organization was able to attract those younger
seniors through the diversification of our
programming including the introductory tap
dance, yoga, T'ai Chi Chih, and technology classes.
A copy of the 2016-17 Annual Report is available on
the website at www.windyhillonthecampus.org or
paper copies are available at the reception desk
upon request. We look forward to another
successful year of providing quality programs and
services to the older adults in our community. We
are especially grateful to the organizations and
individuals who continue to support Windy Hill, and
enable us to accomplish our mission.
Tammy Miller
Executive Director
Holocaust Survivor, Ballroom Dancer, Author, and Motivational Speaker, Ms. Isaacson will discuss Be The Best You Can Be From The Inside Out At Any Age on Thursday, December 14, at 10:30 a.m. She will emphasize focusing on a positive attitude in all situations, healthy eating habits for maximum energy all day, good posture, and aiming toward a beautiful future with every birthday. Senior? – if you think you have reached the last gas station in your life, it's time to refuel and keep moving on! Widowed? – a new, interesting and productive life can be yours now that you are one instead of two… just different! Ms. Isaacson has spoken before at Windy Hill and is a member favorite. Please register for lunch no later than December 12, if you plan to attend her Program.
Lunch & Learn featuring Eleanor Isaacson -
We would like to take this opportunity to wish each
one of you a very Merry Christmas. It is a pleasure
to work with everyone throughout the year. We
wish you and your families an enjoyable holiday and
happy and healthy New Year!
Merry Christmas to our Members!
Lunch is served Monday through Friday at 12:00 Noon. The cost for the lunch for seniors 60 and older is by
donation (recommended donation is $2.00). Those 59 and younger pay $3.75. Windy Hill receives
funding through the York County Area Agency on Aging solely based on the members who join us for
lunch each day. Please consider signing up for lunch so that we can be compensated by the Agency on
Aging and, thus, support the daily operation of Windy Hill on the Campus. Please be advised that lunch
reservations must to be made on the Copilot by 9:30 a.m. the day before you desire to eat lunch. Please
remember to cancel your lunch as soon as you realize that you are unable to attend. This will allow us to
offer that lunch to someone who may not have ordered in advance.
Windy Hill Lunch Program
On December 13, help us get into the Holiday Spirit
by wearing your “Ugly Holiday Sweater”. If none of
your sweaters are ugly, you are welcome to show off
your most creative, festive, inspirational, etc Holiday
sweater. Don't have one, make one. Show
off your Christmas Spirit and creativity!
Let’s Get into the Holiday Spirit
Thank you to all who have contributed so far this
Holiday Season. The campaign runs until Friday, thDecember 15 with boxes in the reception area. The
National Honor Society at the high school is organizing
the campaign and they are asking for your help to reach
their goal. They collect non-perishable food items to
restock the shelves of the Harvest of Hope food pantry
following their holiday break distributions. The goal for
this year is 10,000 pounds of food. Let's help them make
that goal!
Fill the Bus
Looking for a Gift?
LiHeap Application Available
Please consider making a donation to Windy Hill in
honor or memory of someone. The recipient will
receive a holiday card informing them of your kind
donation. In addition, coffee punch cards are available
for $5 and $10 for your coffee lover!
Applications for the Low-Income Home Energy
Assistance Program (LIHEAP) will be available after
December 1. This program helps low-income families
pay their heating bills. It is a grant, which does not need
to be paid back. Crisis grants are also available if you are
in jeopardy of losing your heat due to broken heating
equipment or leaking lines, lack of fuel, and termination
of utility services or danger of being without fuel.
Individuals may apply online or by picking up an
application at the front desk.
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ANNIVERSARIES
DECEMBER BIRTHDAYS
Our Celebration for
Birthdays and Anniversaries
in December will be held
on Thursday, December 30th at
10:00 a.m. with entertainment
by D.J. Pebbles
12/1 -
12/2 -
12/3 -
/4 -
12/6 -
12/7 -
Harlyn LaughmanChester Wallick
Edith BrennemanLouise Bushey
Grace Harrold
12 Charles WardLarry SheridanJacqueline MartinMarlene Eline
12/5 - George SweitzerRobert YeaterMona Dutterer
Fern BelfordDonald Weaver
Betty YoheRobert ShuttRobert BeaverBeverly StrausbaughCarolyn AlbrightBetty Gingerich
12/8 - Clyde Kaltreider
12/9 - Elaine LauerRobbie RohrbaughJames Hobday
12/10 - Arlene NiedzielskiJean GrossJohn McMaster
Nancy SmithBettylou Smith
Shirley BortnerNewell DevilbissAnne Jones
12/13 - Ralph StambaughDiana JubbBarbara DeCello
12/14 - Margaret LeeseDiana RhodesRon Alphin
12/15 - Donna ZortmanDean FuhrmanWayne BaublitzBarbaraGaultHarry WagnerKathy Murphy
12/11 -
12/12 -
Connect Café
Birthday cupcakes are provided
by Country Meadows
Don't forget to have breakfast in
the café each Wednesday. We
have egg muffin sandwiches in
the café in the morning for sale
($2). Please invite your friends to
come enjoy breakfast in our café!
Please note that breakfast is
served at 9 a.m.
Randy Walton will be available on
Thursday, December 14, from 9
a.m. – noon to provide 15 minute
chair massages. Cost is $10, and
pre-registration and payment are
required. Check the sign-up sheet
in the reception area. Other dates
may be added if needed.
Chair Massages
Harold & Doris Utz
12/1/1991
Douglas & Gwen Sorensen
12/3/2016
William & Karen Grammer
12/8/1962
Ray & Phyllis Grogg
12/14/2012
Kane & Diane Stambaugh
12/15/1957
Wayne & Faye Winemiller
12/21/1975
Samuel & Dorothy McCurry12/23/1967
Salvatore & Gloria Fama12/24/1959
Gerry Rice & Barbara Witman12/24/1969
Lester & Susan Erlemeier12/28/1961
Randy & Nancy Walton12/27
Michael & Amanda Forry12/30
Gregory & Janice Smith12/31
If we missed your birthday or anniversary, please contact
our office at 225-0733 so we can put you on our list!
12/17 - Michael Baron
12/18 - Richard HartsoughJudith BarnhartRuth GruverThomas LeeseAdalyn Stevens-Player
12/19 - Gaylord FerreeDale SeaksBetty Strickler
12/20 - Daniel UstinovichSusan KanwischerMary WivellHilda GrotheyShirley SmithNadine Siar
12/21 - Fairy MummertJay Fogelsanger
12/22 - David SprenkleThomas Hollabaugh
Café Volunteers Needed
Volunteers are needed to work the Connect Café mornings between 8:30 -10:45 a.m. If you can help out with the
whole time or just an hour, one day or more, any and all help is appreciated. A sign-up sheet is located in the
cafeteria. No experience needed, we will train on the coffee machines and cash register. In appreciation of our
Connect Café volunteers, we welcome them to enjoy 1 complimentary cup of coffee per volunteer shift per day
on us!
Library Support
Be Thankful
Did you know that you can borrow books from the Glatfelter Memorial
Library (Spring Grove) without ever walking into the building? The library
has a large selection of electronic books that can be checked out and read
on a Kindle, iPad, tablet or phone. A library representative will be
available on December 6, at 12:30 p.m. to give you a tutorial and help you
get started. Please bring your device and your library card. If you don't
have a card, you can fill out an application.
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.
Needlework Club
The Medicare Open Enrollment period is until December 7th. This is an
opportunity for older adults to review their current plans, compare and
switch their current Medicare Advantage Plan or Part D Prescription Drug
plans with new, upcoming plans for 2018. There are various events
scheduled throughout the county. Please see the list in the reception
area. Individuals must schedule an appointment by calling 717-771-
9042. Please be aware that there may be individual insurance companies
holding events at various locations throughout the county. Their intent is
to sell you a policy with their company. We recommend that you attend
one of the events that are coordinated by the Apprise service with the PA
Department of Aging.
Medicare Open Enrollment
12/24 -
12/25 -
Erma MillerElizabeth DiehlSandra Karwacki
Donald IlyesAlan SternerFaith FuhrmanDeborah Richardson
12/26 - Jammie O'Leary
12/27 - Leo ReaverJeffrey Waybright
12/28 - Joan RobertsBrent Leppo
12/29 - Flora Marshell
12/30 - Barbara KephartBrian RohrbaughGeorge Mummert
Warm, Yummy OatmealBeginning Wednesday, December 13, there will be a new addition to our
Wednesday breakfasts – Hot Oatmeal! In addition to the oatmeal a
selection of toppings will be available. Oatmeal with toppings will cost $2
and be available through the winter months.
Our “Be Thankful” wall will remain up through the end of December.
Choose a shape, jot down what you are thankful for (sign it or not) and
hang it with a clothespin on the line. Let's fill the wall with our blessings
during the holiday season.
Don't forget our Genealogy Club
meets on Wednesdays at 10 a.m.
Whether a beginner or seasoned
researcher, all can benefit from the
exchange of research techniques.
Please sign-up in the reception area.
Genealogy Class
December 2017
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
December 1Baked Salmon with Dill Sauce1/2 cup Brown Rice1/2 cup Green BeansWhite Bread1/2 cup Pineapple Tidbits
December 4 December 5 December 6 December 7 December 8
BBQ Chicken Breast Veal Roulade with Gravy Tomato and White Wine Braised Porcupine Ball Cheeseburger1/2 cup Scalloped Potatoes 1/2 cup Mashed Potatoes Chicken Thigh with 2 ounces Tomato Sauce with Lettuce and Tomato1/2 cup Sweet and Sour Coleslaw 1/2 cup Coin Carrots 1/2 cup Rice Pilaf 1/2 cup Garlic Whipped Potatoes 1 cup Homemade Vegetable SoupWheat Bread White Bread 1/2 cup Mixed Bean Medley 1/2 cup Green Beans with CrackersBrownie 1/4 cup Cottage Cheese Wheat Bread Dinner Roll Hamburger Roll
with 1/2 cup Sliced Peaches Fresh Seasonal Fruit 1/2 cup Cinnamon Apples 1/2 cup Sliced PearsCake
December 11 December 12 December 13 December 14 December 15Center Cut Pork Chop 1 cup Chili Con Carne 4 ounces Burgundy Beef 1/2 cup Pizza Burger Potato Crusted Pollock with 2 ounces Gravy 1 cup Tossed Salad with Mushrooms (Ground Beef, Marinara, Mozzarella) 1/2 cup Cheesy Shells 1/2 cup Whipped Potatoes with Chives with Tomato and Dressing Served over 1/2 cup Egg Noodles 1/2 cup Baked Sweet Potato Bites 1/2 cup Stewed Tomatoes1/2 cup Braised Red Cabbage 1/2 cup Baked Potato with Sour Cream 1/2 cup Yellow Beans 1/2 cup Creamy Coleslaw White BreadWhite Bread Biscuit Wheat Bread Hamburger Roll Fresh Seasonal Fruit1/2 cup Apple Cranberry Crisp Mandarin Oranges 1/2 cup Mixed Fruit Salad 1/2 cup Ice Cream
December 18 December 19 December 20 December 21 December 22Holiday Special
Kielbasa Chicken Cordon Bleu with Gravy Pot Roast with 1 ounce Gravy 1 cup Chicken Pot Pie Beef Burrito1/2 cup Loaded Diced Potatoes 3 ounces Homemade Stuffing 1/2 cup Baked Potato with Sour Cream with Mixed Vegetables 3 ounces Meat and Cheese1/2 cup Baked Beans 1/2 cup Whipped Potatoes 1/2 cup Sliced Carrots 1/2 cup Coleslaw with 1/4 cup Lettuce and TomatoHot Dog roll 1/2 cup Sweet Peas and Carrots Italian Bread White Bread 1/2 cup Warm Fiesta CornFresh Seasonal Fruit Dinner Roll Sugar Cookie Fresh Seasonal Fruit 1/2 cup Spanish Rice
Boston Crème Pie Tortilla Shell1/2 cup Baked Pineapple
December 25 December 26 December 27 December 28 December 29Swiss Steak Roasted Porkloin with 1 ounce Gravy Baked Sweet Sausage Sandwich Baked Chicken Breast with Gravy
Merry with 2 ounces Onion Gravy 1/2 cup Rosemary Seasoned Redskins with 2 ounces Peppers & Sauce 1/2 cup Blended Rice PilafChristmas 1/2 cup Whipped Potatoes 1/2 cup Green Beans and 1/2 ounce Mozzarella Cheese 1/2 cup Oriental Vegetable Blend
1/2 cup Lima Beans Biscuit with Apple Butter 1 cup Cheesy Potato Soup White BreadWheat Bread Fresh Seasonal Fruit with Crackers 1/2 cup Pineapple Delight1/2 cup Sliced Pears Hoagie Roll
Peach Cobbler Delight
Congregate Meal Menu
*** All meals are subject to change ****** Served Daily: 8 ounces Milk and 1 teaspoon Margarine
MON TUE WED THU FRI
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11 12 13 14 15
18 19 20 21 22
25 26 29 27 28
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
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
DEC 2017
Bowling at Colony Park
Open Gym Basketball
Bowling at Colony Park
Christmas Day Center Closed
9:30...Quarter Bingo 10...Tap Dance 10...Walking Club 11...Chair Exercise
10...Council Meeting - Entertainment by Country Diamonds 11...Chair Exercise 11...T’ai Chi Chih 12:30...Yoga 101
10...Dime Bingo 10… Scrapbooking w/Bev 11...Chair Exercise 11...T’ai Chi Chih 12:30...Yoga 101 5...Quilts for Kids
* Rita’s Ice Treat for Lunch
9:30...Spring Grove Middle School Choral Group—Orion 10...Hanover Hospital—Falls Prevention 11...Chair Exercise 11...T’ai Chi Chih 12:30...Yoga 101
9:30...Quarter Bingo 10...Tap Dance 10...Walking Club 11...Chair Exercise
9:15...Blood Pressure 9:30...Bingo Bonanza 10...Tap Dance 10...Walking Club 11...Chair Exercise
9:30...Quarter Bingo 10...Tap Dance 10...Walking Club 11...Chair Exercise
9:30...Quarter Bingo 10...Tap Dance 10...Walking Club 11...Chair Exercise
7...Apple Dumplings 9-12…Blood Pressure Health Screenings—Penn State York Student Nurses 9...Seth Grove’s Office 10...Zumba Gold 10...Shuffleboard 11...Line Dancing
10...Now you have it... 10...Zumba Gold 10...Shuffleboard 11...Gingerbread House Making 11...Line Dancing 4...Board Meeting
7...Apple Dumplings 9...Needlework Club 9:30-12...Chronic Disease Self Man-agement Program 10…Genealogy Club 10...Walking Club 11…Chair Exercise 12:30...Library Support
No Breakfast Today
10...Pickleball 10...Open Mic 11...Walking Club 12:30...Yoga 101 1:30...Yoga 102 *Popcorn Plus Movie & Lunch
9...Breakfast in the Café 9...Needlework Club 10…Genealogy Club 10… Stamping w/Grace 10...Walking Club 11…Chair Exercise *Wear your ugly holiday sweater
9...Breakfast in the Café 9...Needlework Club 10… Lucky Bingo 10…Genealogy Club 10...Walking Club 11…Chair Exercise
9...Breakfast in the Café 9...Needlework Club 10…Genealogy Club 10...Walking Club 11…Chair Exercise
9-12… Chair Massage 10...Pickleball 10:30-12...Lunch & Learn: Eleanor Isaacson 11...Walking Club 12:30...Yoga 101 1:30...Yoga 102
10...Secret Santa 10...Pickleball 11...Walking Club 12:30...Yoga 101 1:30...Yoga 102
10...Birthday /Anniversary Party with DJ Pebbles 10...Pickleball 11...Walking Club 12:30...Yoga 101 1:30...Yoga 102
10...Lucky Bingo 10...Zumba Gold 10...Shuffleboard 11...Family Feud
10...Entertainment w/Expressions & Strings 10...Zumba Gold 10...Shuffleboard 11...Line Dancing 12… Christmas Lunch w/Santa 12:30…Book Club Meeting
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ANNIVERSARIES
DECEMBER BIRTHDAYS
Our Celebration for
Birthdays and Anniversaries
in December will be held
on Thursday, December 30th at
10:00 a.m. with entertainment
by D.J. Pebbles
12/1 -
12/2 -
12/3 -
/4 -
12/6 -
12/7 -
Harlyn LaughmanChester Wallick
Edith BrennemanLouise Bushey
Grace Harrold
12 Charles WardLarry SheridanJacqueline MartinMarlene Eline
12/5 - George SweitzerRobert YeaterMona Dutterer
Fern BelfordDonald Weaver
Betty YoheRobert ShuttRobert BeaverBeverly StrausbaughCarolyn AlbrightBetty Gingerich
12/8 - Clyde Kaltreider
12/9 - Elaine LauerRobbie RohrbaughJames Hobday
12/10 - Arlene NiedzielskiJean GrossJohn McMaster
Nancy SmithBettylou Smith
Shirley BortnerNewell DevilbissAnne Jones
12/13 - Ralph StambaughDiana JubbBarbara DeCello
12/14 - Margaret LeeseDiana RhodesRon Alphin
12/15 - Donna ZortmanDean FuhrmanWayne BaublitzBarbaraGaultHarry WagnerKathy Murphy
12/11 -
12/12 -
Connect Café
Birthday cupcakes are provided
by Country Meadows
Don't forget to have breakfast in
the café each Wednesday. We
have egg muffin sandwiches in
the café in the morning for sale
($2). Please invite your friends to
come enjoy breakfast in our café!
Please note that breakfast is
served at 9 a.m.
Randy Walton will be available on
Thursday, December 14, from 9
a.m. – noon to provide 15 minute
chair massages. Cost is $10, and
pre-registration and payment are
required. Check the sign-up sheet
in the reception area. Other dates
may be added if needed.
Chair Massages
Harold & Doris Utz
12/1/1991
Douglas & Gwen Sorensen
12/3/2016
William & Karen Grammer
12/8/1962
Ray & Phyllis Grogg
12/14/2012
Kane & Diane Stambaugh
12/15/1957
Wayne & Faye Winemiller
12/21/1975
Samuel & Dorothy McCurry12/23/1967
Salvatore & Gloria Fama12/24/1959
Gerry Rice & Barbara Witman12/24/1969
Lester & Susan Erlemeier12/28/1961
Randy & Nancy Walton12/27
Michael & Amanda Forry12/30
Gregory & Janice Smith12/31
If we missed your birthday or anniversary, please contact
our office at 225-0733 so we can put you on our list!
12/17 - Michael Baron
12/18 - Richard HartsoughJudith BarnhartRuth GruverThomas LeeseAdalyn Stevens-Player
12/19 - Gaylord FerreeDale SeaksBetty Strickler
12/20 - Daniel UstinovichSusan KanwischerMary WivellHilda GrotheyShirley SmithNadine Siar
12/21 - Fairy MummertJay Fogelsanger
12/22 - David SprenkleThomas Hollabaugh
Café Volunteers Needed
Volunteers are needed to work the Connect Café mornings between 8:30 -10:45 a.m. If you can help out with the
whole time or just an hour, one day or more, any and all help is appreciated. A sign-up sheet is located in the
cafeteria. No experience needed, we will train on the coffee machines and cash register. In appreciation of our
Connect Café volunteers, we welcome them to enjoy 1 complimentary cup of coffee per volunteer shift per day
on us!
Library Support
Be Thankful
Did you know that you can borrow books from the Glatfelter Memorial
Library (Spring Grove) without ever walking into the building? The library
has a large selection of electronic books that can be checked out and read
on a Kindle, iPad, tablet or phone. A library representative will be
available on December 6, at 12:30 p.m. to give you a tutorial and help you
get started. Please bring your device and your library card. If you don't
have a card, you can fill out an application.
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.
Needlework Club
The Medicare Open Enrollment period is until December 7th. This is an
opportunity for older adults to review their current plans, compare and
switch their current Medicare Advantage Plan or Part D Prescription Drug
plans with new, upcoming plans for 2018. There are various events
scheduled throughout the county. Please see the list in the reception
area. Individuals must schedule an appointment by calling 717-771-
9042. Please be aware that there may be individual insurance companies
holding events at various locations throughout the county. Their intent is
to sell you a policy with their company. We recommend that you attend
one of the events that are coordinated by the Apprise service with the PA
Department of Aging.
Medicare Open Enrollment
12/24 -
12/25 -
Erma MillerElizabeth DiehlSandra Karwacki
Donald IlyesAlan SternerFaith FuhrmanDeborah Richardson
12/26 - Jammie O'Leary
12/27 - Leo ReaverJeffrey Waybright
12/28 - Joan RobertsBrent Leppo
12/29 - Flora Marshell
12/30 - Barbara KephartBrian RohrbaughGeorge Mummert
Warm, Yummy OatmealBeginning Wednesday, December 13, there will be a new addition to our
Wednesday breakfasts – Hot Oatmeal! In addition to the oatmeal a
selection of toppings will be available. Oatmeal with toppings will cost $2
and be available through the winter months.
Our “Be Thankful” wall will remain up through the end of December.
Choose a shape, jot down what you are thankful for (sign it or not) and
hang it with a clothespin on the line. Let's fill the wall with our blessings
during the holiday season.
Don't forget our Genealogy Club
meets on Wednesdays at 10 a.m.
Whether a beginner or seasoned
researcher, all can benefit from the
exchange of research techniques.
Please sign-up in the reception area.
Genealogy Class
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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:
10:00 Shuffleboard (Free)
10:00 Zumba Gold ($5)*
11:00 Line Dancing ($2)
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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Our Fitness Trainer, Bob Spertzel, is currently on medical leave.
He will not return for several months. In the meantime, we are
searching for another trainer through UPMC Pinnacle. Thank
you for your patience!
There will be no Line Dancing on December 26th
If your health insurance plan is changing in January, please be aware that many plans include programs such as
the Silver & Fit and Silver Sneakers Fitness Incentives. These allow the Center to receive partial reimbursement
for certain fitness classes and the fitness center. Please see Nancy at the reception desk and let her know if your
account number has changed or if your new plan includes one of these incentive programs.
Silver & Fit and Silver Sneakers Reminder
2016-17 Wrap-Up
I'm pleased to report that our 2016-17 Annual
Report has been completed. And, as we enter our nd32 year of operation, we have, once again, seen an
increase in the number of individuals served and
the number and types of programming offered.
Another important milestone was that our largest
age group that we are now serving is the 65-69 year
olds. This was a goal that was set in place when the
organization moved to its current location on the
school campus. We are extremely pleased that the
organization was able to attract those younger
seniors through the diversification of our
programming including the introductory tap
dance, yoga, T'ai Chi Chih, and technology classes.
A copy of the 2016-17 Annual Report is available on
the website at www.windyhillonthecampus.org or
paper copies are available at the reception desk
upon request. We look forward to another
successful year of providing quality programs and
services to the older adults in our community. We
are especially grateful to the organizations and
individuals who continue to support Windy Hill, and
enable us to accomplish our mission.
Tammy Miller
Executive Director
Holocaust Survivor, Ballroom Dancer, Author, and Motivational Speaker, Ms. Isaacson will discuss Be The Best You Can Be From The Inside Out At Any Age on Thursday, December 14, at 10:30 a.m. She will emphasize focusing on a positive attitude in all situations, healthy eating habits for maximum energy all day, good posture, and aiming toward a beautiful future with every birthday. Senior? – if you think you have reached the last gas station in your life, it's time to refuel and keep moving on! Widowed? – a new, interesting and productive life can be yours now that you are one instead of two… just different! Ms. Isaacson has spoken before at Windy Hill and is a member favorite. Please register for lunch no later than December 12, if you plan to attend her Program.
Lunch & Learn featuring Eleanor Isaacson -
We would like to take this opportunity to wish each
one of you a very Merry Christmas. It is a pleasure
to work with everyone throughout the year. We
wish you and your families an enjoyable holiday and
happy and healthy New Year!
Merry Christmas to our Members!
Lunch is served Monday through Friday at 12:00 Noon. The cost for the lunch for seniors 60 and older is by
donation (recommended donation is $2.00). Those 59 and younger pay $3.75. Windy Hill receives
funding through the York County Area Agency on Aging solely based on the members who join us for
lunch each day. Please consider signing up for lunch so that we can be compensated by the Agency on
Aging and, thus, support the daily operation of Windy Hill on the Campus. Please be advised that lunch
reservations must to be made on the Copilot by 9:30 a.m. the day before you desire to eat lunch. Please
remember to cancel your lunch as soon as you realize that you are unable to attend. This will allow us to
offer that lunch to someone who may not have ordered in advance.
Windy Hill Lunch Program
On December 13, help us get into the Holiday Spirit
by wearing your “Ugly Holiday Sweater”. If none of
your sweaters are ugly, you are welcome to show off
your most creative, festive, inspirational, etc Holiday
sweater. Don't have one, make one. Show
off your Christmas Spirit and creativity!
Let’s Get into the Holiday Spirit
Thank you to all who have contributed so far this
Holiday Season. The campaign runs until Friday, thDecember 15 with boxes in the reception area. The
National Honor Society at the high school is organizing
the campaign and they are asking for your help to reach
their goal. They collect non-perishable food items to
restock the shelves of the Harvest of Hope food pantry
following their holiday break distributions. The goal for
this year is 10,000 pounds of food. Let's help them make
that goal!
Fill the Bus
Looking for a Gift?
LiHeap Application Available
Please consider making a donation to Windy Hill in
honor or memory of someone. The recipient will
receive a holiday card informing them of your kind
donation. In addition, coffee punch cards are available
for $5 and $10 for your coffee lover!
Applications for the Low-Income Home Energy
Assistance Program (LIHEAP) will be available after
December 1. This program helps low-income families
pay their heating bills. It is a grant, which does not need
to be paid back. Crisis grants are also available if you are
in jeopardy of losing your heat due to broken heating
equipment or leaking lines, lack of fuel, and termination
of utility services or danger of being without fuel.
Individuals may apply online or by picking up an
application at the front desk.
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DONATIONS
THANK YOU TO THESE ORGANIZATIONS
AND INDIVIDUALS WHO MADE MONETARY
DONATIONS IN THE MONTH OF OCTOBER
WISH LIST
NEWSLETTER SPONSOR WELCOME NEW MEMBERS! The newsletter for December is sponsored by:
A special thank you for donations in the month of October. Donations included food, supplies and other items to our center.
Steven A. Baumgardner
Maryann & Robert Beaver
Sandra A. Bigsby
Ricky L. Cordell
Donald & Patricia Davenport
Carol B. Deland
Elizabeth Y. Diehl
Barbara & William Fleishell
JT Forbes
Suzanne C. Gates
Patricia M. Hoff
Sally A. Hoover
Norman P. Kearney
Donald K. Ilyes
Susanne V. Littlestar
Sharon L. Madenfort
Raymond & Grace Metherell
Steven D. Miller
John A. Mitchell
Fairy M. Mummert
Connie L. Novotny
Thomas W. O'Connor
Christin D. Place
Patricia & Daniel Rabine
Cecelia R. Sell
RandyL. Senft
Mercedes Sharp
Anna M. Smith
Theresa & Blair Smith
Adalyn Stevens-Player
Marsha & Dale Stough
Rose & David Wilhelm
Carolyn M. Yankovitz
UPCOMING ACTIVITIES:
* Greater Need
Dick HartsoughJackie WilsonBarry RiddleGrace HarroldSusan HowesBill Wood
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
Carolyn Abel
Clair Bortner
Bob & Maryann Brenneman
Allen Costella
Pauline Diehl
Ethel Donner
Wanda Doverspike
Tom Gorman
Debbie Gorth
Paul & Grace Harrold
Dick Hartsough
Sandy Hinkle
Don & Dolores Hoover
Sue Howes
Ellen Johnson
Susan Kanwischer
Harlyn & Grace Lauchman
Susanne Littlestar
Joann Rohrbaugh
Janet Maher
Doris Meckley
Betty Mitchell
Dawn Ness
Anna Peterson
Byron & Pat Pomraning
Pat Rabine
Leo & Sandy Reaver
Tim & Jane Reinaman
JoAnn Rohrbaugh
Gail Secrist
Naomi Shearer
Louise Slade
Elaine Smeigh
Grace Laughman
Harry & Dorothy Baer
Bob Szczechowiak
Rod Abel
Libby Beck
Gloria Geesey
Treva Myers
Larry Grothey
Pat Franklin
Larry Wolf
Philip Carlise
Nick Nixon
PRAYER LIST
THANKYOU
Don & Shirley Mitzel- in Memory of their grandson, Sam Mitzel
Monday, January 7
Cary Hollis speaking about Emergency Preparedness
Thursday, January 17
Soothing Hypnotic Sounds with Shelba Purtle
Thursday, January 25
Birthday/Anniversary Party with The Wayne and Gene Show
Friday, January 26
Lunch & Learn with Scott Mingus Sr.
APPEAL DONATIONS
December Book Club Selection – At the Edge of the Orchard by Tracy Chevalier
Nancy Wagner
Jackie Wilson
Ruth Wagner
Country Meadows of York
Kennie's Markets
Also, thank you to our anonymous donors. We appreciate your continued
support of Windy Hill.
What happens when you can't run any further from
your past?
Ohio, 1838. James and Sadie Goodenough have
settled in the Black Swamp, planting apple trees
to claim the land as their own. Life is harsh in the
swamp, and as fever picks off their children, husband
and wife take solace in separate comforts. Their fighting takes its toll
on all of the Goodenoughs - a battle that will resonate over the years
and across America.
Fifteen years later their youngest son, Robert, is drifting through Gold
Rush California. He is haunted by the broken family he fled years earlier,
but when he finds steady work for a plant collector, peace seems finally to
be within reach. But the past is never really past, and one day Robert is
forced to confront the reason he left behind everything he loved.
Discussion will be held Tuesday, December 19 at 12:30 p.m.
BenefactorGlatfelter
FriendMary Landis
Wanda DoverspikeSeven Valleys BoroRoth VillageVFW Post 5265 Spring GrovePeople's BankRepublican Club of Hanover
Meals on Wheels NewsWe are in need of a few more Monday Hanover route drivers. Please see Nancy Walton for more information.
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DECEMBER 2017
1472 Roth’s Church Road, Suite 103
Spring Grove, PA 17362
(717) 225-0733
www.WindyHillontheCampus.org
Email: [email protected]
Council Meeting & Entertainment – Monday, December 4; 10 a.m. Entertainment will be
provided by Country Diamonds. 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. Nominations for Board positions will be accepted during the December meeting and we
will hold the official vote at the February, 2018 Council Meeting.. If you are interested, please plan
to attend this meeting.
Apple Dumplings – Tuesday & Wednesday, December 5 & 6; 7 a.m.
We will be making approximately 1300 apple dumplings, and we will need a lot of help. Volunteer
sign-up sheets are located in the reception area. Business orders will be filled on Tuesday, personal
orders filled on Wednesday. On Wednesday, please do not attempt to pick up personal orders
before 11 a.m. Thank you in advance for your help in making one of our bigger fundraisers a
success!
No Breakfast in the Café on December 6 due to the Apple Dumpling Fundraiser.
Open Mic! – Thursday, December 7; 10 a.m. This is Windy Hill's version of “American Idol.” Grab
the microphone and express your talent!
Popcorn Plus Movie & Lunch – Tuesday, December 7; TBD Rabbit Transit 3P presents Popcorn
Plus. Rabbit Transits 3P Program and the Appell Center for the Performing Arts join together to
present a day at the movies, including activities and lunch. The movie feature will be La La Land
(2016) starring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone. Transportation will be arranged from Windy Hill, or
your home, to the theater and back. There will be a minimal fee.
Rita's Ice Treat at Lunch – Monday, December 11; Lunch A representative from Rita's Ice @ thHickory Falls will be serving Ice samples after lunch. Preregister by Wed, Dec 6 , so that we can let
them know how much icy goodness to bring.
Dime Bingo – Monday, December 11; 10 a.m. Join in this small group of bingo players for some
small stakes bingo.
Scrapbooking with Bev – Monday, December 11; 10 a.m. Bring your pictures and Bev will help
you turn them into beautiful pieces of art. Supplies are provided.
Now You Have It … - Tuesday, December 12; 10 a.m. Please bring a wrapped $1 gift that you
would like to receive. You must bring a gift in order to play the game. No gifts will be provided by
the center.
Gingerbread House Creations – Tuesday, December 12; 11 a.m. Join us and show your
creativity by decorating Gingerbread houses that will be placed on display through the holidays in
our Lobby.
Stamping with Grace – Wednesday, December 13; 10 a.m. Grace Harrold will share her love of
making stamped greeting cards. (Cost: $1)
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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Wear your ugliest, most festive, most creative Holiday Sweater – Wednesday, December 13
Lunch & Learn featuring Eleanor Isaacson - Thursday, December 14; 10:30 a.m. Holocaust
Survivor and Motivational Speaker, Ms. Isaacson will discuss Be The Best You Can Be From The
Inside Out At Any Age.
Blood Pressure Check – Friday, December 15; 9:15 a.m. Screenings take place in the lunchroom.
UPMC Pinnacle Hanover Hospital presents Falls Prevention - Monday, December 18; 10:00
a.m. Tamara Ramer, CHES, Health Educator from Pinnacle Hanover Hospital, and Windy Hill Board
Member will provide information on Falls Prevention.
Monday, December 18; 9:30 a.m. Holiday Entertainment with Spring Grove Middle School’s
Orion Choral Group and Strings
Christmas Meal & Program – Tuesday, December 19; music at 10 a.m., lunch at noon.
Entertainment will be provided by SGAHS Choral Group Expressions performing with a strings
accompaniment. Santa will be available to listen to your Christmas wishes. Get your picture taken
with him! Please preregister by December 13, we are expecting a crowd!
Secret Santa – Thursday, December 21; 10 a.m. The “Big Man”, himself will make a return
appearance to help hand out the gifts. If you didn't get a picture with Santa, there will be another
opportunity on this day. It will be a festive morning with games and treats; bring your Christmas
Cheer!
Merry Christmas - Center is Closed – Monday, December 25
Family Feud – Tuesday, December 26; 10 a.m. Join us in this fun game. It is a favorite with our
regulars!
December Birthday and Anniversary Party- Thursday, December 28; 10 a.m.
Entertainment featuring DJ Pebbles. Preregister for lunch early!
Quilts for Kids – Monday, December 11; 5 p.m., Thursday, December 14; 10 a.m. and Monday,
December 18; 5 p.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
December 20 and December 26 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)
December 10 – Children's Christmas Party (Ticket required)
December 16 – Shrimp Raffle
Tracy HaperASSISTANT DIRECTOR
