1. Healthcare

1472 Roth’s Church Road, Suite 103
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 YOHE, HDM/PROGRAM COORDINATOR
Email: [email protected]
February, 2015
CENTER HOURS
MONDAY-FRIDAY
8:30 AM—2:30 PM
MEALS
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.
DONATION ONLY
TRANSPORTATION
TRANSPORTION IS
AVAILABLE THROUGH
RABBIT TRANSIT TO
BRING YOU TO WINDY
HILL. CALL THE CENTER
FOR MORE DETAILS.
Let’s Move in 2015! According to a recent article that appeared
in the York Daily Record, “there are four things that seniors can do
to stay healthy in 2015.” Those things include 1) mental exercise,
including playing cards, puzzles and learning 2) physical activity
including walking, upper
body exercises both
standing and sitting 3)
Socialization including
volunteering and taking a
class and 4) Eating healthy
including eating more fruits
and vegetables and limiting
sugar and salt. All of
these things can be
accomplished at Windy
Hill at little to no cost.
Windy Hill provides a
variety of activities and programs to help you stay fit and keep
moving. We now have several pieces of new fitness equipment
including hand weights, and weighted body bars. The equipment is
located in the weight room. The room is open Monday-Friday from
8:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. No sign-up is necessary, and there is no
fee. Members are asked to wipe off equipment with the sanitizer
wipes after each use.
A variety of classes is available each day:
Mondays 11 a.m. - T'ai Chi Chih with Jean Markey ($5.00/class)
Mondays & Wednesdays 10 a.m. - noon - Gym Open for Basketball (Free)
Tuesdays & Thursdays 9:00 a.m. - Bowling at Lincolnway Bowling Lanes ($6.50)
Tuesdays 10 a.m. - Zumba Gold with Sharon Saltzgiver ($5.00/class)
Tuesdays 11 a.m. - Beginner Line Dance Instruction with Joanne Overmiller
($2.00/class)
Tuesdays & Thursdays 11 a.m. - Chair Exercise with Bev Leppo (Free)
Tuesdays 1 p.m. - Line Dance Class with Joanne Overmiller ($2.00/class)
Wednesdays 11 a.m. - Healthy Steps in Motion with Treva Myers - (Free). This
class focuses on building strength and balance to prevent falls
Thursdays 1 p.m. - Yoga with Lori Houck-Ruffner ($5.00/class)
PLEASE NOTE:
TO SIGN UP FOR LUNCH & RABBIT TRANSIT (BUS) YOU MUST CALL THE CENTER AT 2250733 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.
DAILY:
MON
Open Gym Basketball
Fitness Studio (8:30-2:30)
Activity Lounge & Wi-Fi
(8:30-2:30)
Craft Room (8:30-2:30)
Lunch (Noon—reserve)
2
10…Council Meeting
10:30...Jerry Overby
11...T’ai Chi Chih
THU
717-225-0733
WEEKDAYS 8:30-2:30
FEB 2015
WED
1472 Roth’s Church Road, Suite 103
Spring Grove, PA 17362
TUE
Bowling at Lincolnway
5
Open Gym Basketball
4
10...Craft with SG Intermediate
10…Stamping Cards
11… Chair Exercise
12:30… Yoga
1...Joy El
Bowling at Lincolnway
3
9...Bible Study
10...Unwind Wednesday...Bill &
Gloria Gaither “Ryman Gospel
Reunion”
10...Scrapbooking “Valentine
Project”
11...Healthy Steps
Bowling at Lincolnway
Bowling at Lincolnway
Bowling at Lincolnway
10...Birthday/Anniversary
Party with Tom Shultz
11...Chair Exercise
12:30...Yoga
1...Joy El
26
10...Red Cross Presentation—”Make a Plan, Make a
Kit, Be Informed”
11...Chair Exercise
12:30...Yoga
1...Joy El
19
10...Greed
10...Quilts for Kids
11...Chair Exercise
12:30...Yoga
1...Joy El
12
9...Seth Grove’s Office
10... Karaoke
10...Zumba Gold
11...Chair Exercise
11...Beginners Line Dancing
1...Line Dancing
4...Board Meeting
8:30-11:30...Income Tax
11
Open Gym Basketball
10
Bowling at Lincolnway
9
Open Gym Basketball
10...Dime Bingo
11...T’ai Chi Chih
9...Apprise
10...Entertainment with
Jay Wachter
10...Mind Matters
11...Healthy Steps
5...Quilts for Kids
12...Valentine’s Meal
Open Gym Basketball
Open Gym Basketball
7...Apple Dumpling Making
10:30…Watercolor
11… Healthy Steps
1:00 Windy Hill Video by Rep.
Grove’s Office
5...Quilts for Kids
25
1...I-Pad Training
9...Bible Study
10:30...Program Clan
11...Healthy Steps
18
10...Trivia
10...Zumba Gold
11...Chair Exercise
11...Beginners Line Dancing
1...Line Dancing
8:30-11:30...Income Tax
7...Apple Dumpling Making
9...I-Pad Training
10...Zumba Gold
11...Chair Exercise
11...Beginners Line Dancing
1...Line Dancing
8:30-11:30...Income Tax
24 Bowling at Lincolnway
10...Cooking on the Campus
with River Rock Students
10… Zumba Gold
11… Chair Exercise
11...Beginners Line Dancing
1...Line Dancing
8:30-11:30...Income Tax
Apple Dumpling Deadline
Bowling at Lincolnway
17
Open Gym Basketball
CENTER
CLOSED
President’s Day
16
23
9...Apprise
10...Hanover Hospital
presentation on
Heart Health
11...T’ai Chi Chih
6
FEB 2015
FRI
9:30… Quarter Bingo
13
9:30...Quarter Bingo
20
9:30...Bingo Bonanza
27
9:15 Blood Pressure Check
9:30...Quarter Bingo
FEBRUARY MENU
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
February 5
February 6
Cheeseburger
Potato Crusted Fish
with 1/4 cup Lettuce, 1 Slice Tom. 1/2 cup Macaroni and Cheese
TUESDAY
February 4
1 cup Chicken Pot Pie
over 1/2 cup Pot Pie Noodles
MONDAY
February 3
Baked Onion Steak
with 1/4 cup Gravy
1/2 cup Mixed Vegetable Blend
1 cup Homemade Vegetable Soup
with Crackers
Sandwich Roll
1/2 cup Diced Pears
Whole Wheat bread
1/2 cup Pineapple Tidbits and
Mandarin Oranges
1/2 cup Stewed Tomatoes
1/2 cup Rice Pilaf
1/2 cup Fresh Coleslaw
Oatmeal Cookie
February 2
Baked Chicken Breast
with 1/4 cup Gravy
1/2 cup Cheesy Noodles
1/2 cup Broccoli
Whole Wheat Bread
Fresh Seasonal Fruit
Sandwich Roll
1/2 cup Sliced Peaches
February 19
Sloppy Joe Sandwich
1 cup Creamy Potato Soup
with Crackers
1/2 cup Three-Bean Salad
February 27
Roast Pork
1/2 cup Whipped Potatoes
1/2 cup Sauerkraut
Rye Bread
1/2 cup Applesauce
2 Slices White Bread
1/2 cup Pineapple Tidbits
February 20
Baked Swiss Steak
with 1/4 cup Mushroom Gravy
1/2 cup O'Brien Potatoes
1/2 cup Sweet Peas
February 13
1 cup Chili Con Carne
1 cup Tossed Salad with Tomato,
Carrots, and Red Cabbage
Corn Bread Square
Crackers
1/2 cup Mandarin Oranges
February 26
Tuna Salad Sandwich
with 1/4 cup Lettuce, 1 Slice Tom.
1 cup Cheesy Broc/Caulif Soup
with Crackers
2 Buttermilk Waffles
1/2 cup Sliced Peaches
February 12
1/2 cup Chicken and Gravy
1/2 cup Baby Carrots
1/2 cup Fresh Pepper Slaw
1/2 cup Green Beans
4 ounces Apple Juice
Whole Wheat Bread
1/2 cup Mixed Fruit Cocktail
"Sweetest Lunch"
February 11
Baked Chicken Rosa
over 1/2 cup Pasta
1/2 cup Fresh Tossed Salad
February 9
3 ounces Roast Beef
with 1/4 cup Gravy
1/2 cup Whipped Potatoes
February 10
Baked Ham Slice with Cloves
1/2 cup Sweet Potatoes
1/2 cup Cauliflower
Rye Bread
Cake
with Tomato
1/2 cup Baby Carrots
Italian Bread
1/2 cup Strawberry Fluff Dessert
February 25
Baked Salisbury Steak
with 1/4 cup Gravy
1/2 cup Bkd Potato w/ Sour Cream
1/2 cup Braised Cabbage
2 Slices Whole Wheat Bread
1/2 cup Mixed Fruit Salad
1/2 cup Green Beans
White Bread
Fresh Seasonal Fruit
February 24
Baked Meat Lasagna
with Marinara Sauce
1 cup Tossed Salad with Tomato,
Carrots, and Red Cabbage
Whole Wheat bread
Fresh Seasonal Fruit
"Ash Wednesday"
February 17
February 18
3 Swedish Mtballs w/ 1/4 cup Gravy Grilled Salmon Fillet
1/2 cup Parsley Noodles
1/2 cup Rice Pilaf
1 cup Tossed Salad with Tomato
1/2 cup Winter Vegetable Blend
1/2 cup Sliced Carrots
Whole Wheat Bread
1/2 cup Tropical Fruit Salad
February 23
Mock BBQ Spare Ribs
1/2 cup Seasoned New Potatoes
1/2 cup Sliced Carrots
Sandwich Roll
Garlic Bread Stick
1/2 cup Sherbet
1/2 cup Butterscotch Pudding
1/2 cup Sliced Pears
A SPECIAL THANK YOU FOR DONATIONS IN THE MONTH OF
DECEMBER
Donations Include Food, Supplies and other Items donated to the Center.
Arians, Kay
Rider, Charlie
Baker, Jean
Rohrbaugh, Joann
Baker, Pat & Doug
Shearer, Naomi
Brenneman, Maryanne & Bob
Shue, Spurg
Crites, Pat & Ralph
Siar, Nadine
Decker, Sandy & Jim
Smith, Nancy
Donner, Ethel
Stayman, Dixie
Emig, Dolly
Strausbaugh, Barry
Franklin, Pat
Thieret, Jean
Garrison, Rich & Gynger
Trostle, Jane
Gingerich, Nova
Wagner, Nancy
Glatfelter, Lucy
White, Doris & King
Haberkam, Linda
Wilson, Jackie
Hagan, Carolyn
Harrold, Grace
Giant
Hartmann, Andy
Kennies
Hartsough, Dick
SOS/SING Organizations
Hoover, Dolores & Don
PA Sports Merchandise
Kanwischer, Susan
Krebs, Linda
Leppo, Bev
Luckenbaugh, Bonnie
Mansberger, Bob
Meyers, Roger
Moubrey, Kass
Myers, Herm
Overmiller, Lyn & Bob
Pahl, Mick & Barb
Pomraning, Pat & Byron
Rahe, Martha
Reichert, Ruth
Thank you to these organizations
and individuals who made monetary
donations for the month of December.
George Smith
Rod Abel
Don & Terry Reichard
Jackie Wilson
Mr. & Mrs. Dale Shirey
Bob & Lyn Overmiller
Doris Meckley
Spring Grove VFW
Janice Swartz
Larry & Treva Myers
Vicki Miller
Jim & Sandy Decker
Jerry Lucabaugh
Betty Borger
Mt. Zion UCC
Windy Hill Wish List
Dessert Plates
Postage Stamps
Special thanks to our community
partner:
Pvt. Allen J. Beck, Jr. VFW Post 5265
225-4010
Bingo available on Wednesdays!
Please support your Spring Grove
VFW! Social memberships are available at a minimal cost.
Dining Room is open Wednesdays
& Fridays starting at 4:30 p.m.
Valentine Dinner Dance—February 7 (5 pm—
12 am) - Tickets required
Scholarship Fund Feed—February 22(noon-4)
Next Sub Sale—March 19th
Check out their website at:
www.vfw5265.org
Paper towels
Tissues
Batteries—
Batteries—Size AA and D
Toilet Tissue
Long Plastic Table Cloths
Canned soda
( P epsi, Diet Pepsi,
Coke, Diet Coke, Mug Rootbeer,
Orange Crush )
At this time we are not taking any donations of books. Please check with staff
before making any donations.
Thank you!
Parking Reminder
Sponsor for the February Newsletter
We are still having issues with members parking too close to the handicapped ramp and on the grass.
Please do not park within 15 feet
of the handicapped ramp! Members need to be able to access the
ramp for drop-off and pick-up. Also,
please do not park on any grass areas. We also suggest that you do
not park behind other cars in the
parking area along the curb. This
makes it very difficult for drivers to
pull out of their parking spaces, and
puts your car in jeopardy of being
hit. Please use the overflow lot to
the left of the building. Thank you
for your cooperation!
Kenny & Pat McCannon
In Memory of our Parents
NEEDING OUR PRAYERS
Bill Forry
Gloria Geesey
Marie Miller
Sandy Uffelman
Charles Shaffer
Linda Shaffer
Ardella Williams
Brenda Flory
Margaret Harrison
Jerry Lucabaugh
We express our prayers and condolences to the friends and
family of Francis Shive, who passed away recently.
Newsletter Editor: Doug Baker—[email protected]
February
Feb. 14—Sterling Hamm
Anniversaries:
BIRTHDAY/
ANNIVERSARY
Feb. 15—Linda Bechtel
Marlin & Juanita Routson
February 18, 1967
Grace Myers
Billie Diehl
(If we missed your birthday or
Feb. 16—Linda Six
anniversary, please contact our
Lola Boose
office at 225-0733 so we can put
you on our list!).
Birdie Miller
Feb. 1— Sandra Mundorf
Feb. 2—Susan McConnell
Lola Baummer
Lil Schuchart
Feb. 3—Bonnie Slagle
Gloria Fultz
Feb. 17—Mary Martin
Larry Mummert
Feb. 18—Carrie Roser
Mary Jane Baker
Feb. 19—Thomas Orndorff
Victoria Altland
Carolyn Hagan
Paul Scipioni
Feb. 20—Barbara Harrell
Joanne Overmiller
Feb. 23—John MacNelly
Don Reichard
Frances Keller
Pearl Wintrode
Feb. 4—Carolyn Diehl
Donald Elicker
Feb. 5—Ellen Johnson
Feb. 24—Wayne Stump
Feb. 6—Cletus Dubs
Feb. 7—Nelda Kellenberger
Michael Herrington
Beverly Moritz
Feb. 25—Judy Leese
Jo-Ann Snyder
Feb. 8—Judy Sterner
Ray Masimore
Feb. 9—Linda Berkheimer
Jack Leppo
Feb. 10—Joyce Diehl
Wayne Smeltzer, Sr.
John Sweitzer
Claudette Shear
Feb. 26—Rebecca Spalla
Curtis Miller, Jr.
Feb. 27—Dale Gladfelter
Lester Erlemeier
Feb. 11—Donald Ruth
Bruce Lightner
Feb. 12—Irene Dellinger
Nancy Hartley
Feb. 13—Helen Heldibridle
Rosalee Gable
Feb. 29—Sandra Hershey
We will be
celebrating our February
birthdays and
anniversaries on
Thursday
February 26th
With Tom Shultz
Please come and help us
celebrate!
VALENTINE’S DAY
CELEBRATION
Join us for our Valentine
Party on Wednesday,
February 11 at 10 a.m.
We will have special entertainment by Jay Wachter. He
will feature many of the oldies
that many of our members love to
dance to. A special lunch-time
meal will also be provided. Please plan to
join us.
Upcoming Trips:
Tuesday, April 28, 2015 – The Inspired by History Trip Package – Includes visit to
Landis Valley Village and Farm Museum with a sit-down lunch with a choice of entrée,
and American Music Theatre Show “Inspire.” This is a brand new show at AMT and
features songs from artists such as Josh Groban, Celine Deon, Sarah Brightman and
more. Cost per person is $87.00 and includes museum tour, lunch, show and bus
transportation. Bus will depart from Windy Hill at 8:30 a.m. and return at approximately 6:30 p.m.
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).
PLEASE STAY TUNED FOR MORE TRIPS THAT ARE BEING SCHEDULED FOR
THE REMAINDER OF THE YEAR!
NEW MEMBERS:
Please welcome these new
members when you
see them!
Ron & Karen Adkins
Elsie Adkins
Larry Bahn
Suzanne Brown
Barbara Culp
Francis & Ruth Fuhrman
Sharon Krebs
Amos & Susan Laughman
Susan Ann Lehan
Carole Leiphart
John & Carolyn Mays
Rod McCormick
Pam Mummert
Ron & Eileen Rodgers
Robbie Rohrbaugh
Ron & Dawn Sheaffer
Mike & Gloria Stewart
Wayne Strout
Jack & Dolores Ward
Lori Lee Wolf
Windy Hill Closing Policy …
Please note
that if the
Spring Grove
Area School
District is
closed for inclement
weather, Windy Hill will be
closed. If the school district has
a 2-hour delay, Windy Hill will decide on a case-by-case basis
whether to open or close. Closures will be announced on WGAL
TV 8, by 6:00 a.m. We will also
have a message on the answering machine by that time. Please
call the center number for verification of closure.
The senior center will be closed the
following date for
holiday observances:
February 16th
President’s DAy
February Activities:
February Activities:
Council Meeting with Entertainment by “Jerry Overby”
Monday, February 2, 10:00 a.m.
We encourage ALL members to participate in this meeting to learn about what is happening for the month. It is also a
good opportunity to share your thoughts and ideas to make Windy Hill the best center!
Karaoke (Rescheduled from January)
Tuesday, February 3, 10 a.m.
Wednesday, February 4, 10 a.m.
Unwind Wednesday: “Ryman Gospel Reunion” by Bill & Gloria Gaither and friends will be shown in the yoga
room.
Scrapbooking
Wednesday, February 4, 10 a.m.
This month member and volunteer, Bev Strausbaugh will provide supplies for a special Valentine project. Please bring
your favorite pictures to use for this activity.
Stamping Greeting Cards
Thursday, February 5, 10 a.m.
Grace Harrold will be sharing her talent of making holiday cards, and we will make them and send them to our shut-in
members.
Valentine Program & Meal
Wednesday, February 11, 10 a.m.
Join us as we dance to your favorite oldies with entertainment by Jay Wachter. Our special Valentine meal will be
served at noon.
Greed (Similar to Now You Have It, Now You Don’t)
Thursday, February 12, 10 a.m.
Members are asked to bring a wrapped, $1 gift. This month will be doing a variation on the Now You Have It, Now
You Don’t called, “Greed.” Members will be given a ticket with one number. When their number is called they pick a
gift and open it for all to see. The next person whose number is called can choose a new gift or steal an unwrapped gift
from another member. Everyone will end up with a gift at the end of the game.
Quilts For Kids
Thursday, February 12, 10:00 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.
Cooking on the Campus
Tuesday, February 17, 9:30 a.m.
Please join us for this new monthly program. This month we will be focusing on a healthy recipe. Bev and Laura will
show you how to make the recipe, members will get to taste, and then you will go home with a new recipe. Members
are asked to make a $1 donation to cover the cost of the ingredients. The River Rock students will also be participating
in this program.
Program Clan
Wednesday, February 18, 10:00 a.m.
This is YOUR center, so we want to plan the programs that you are interested in having at Windy Hill. Laura is interested in your suggestions for programs and trips.
Red Cross Presentation – “Be Red Cross Ready”
Thursday, February 19, 10:00 a.m.
Emergencies happen, our mission is to create resiliency in our community by being prepared for whatever may come
our way. Be ready with a 3-step plan … Make a Plan, Make a kit, Be informed.
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Heart Health Presentation by Hanover Hospital
Monday, February 23, 10:00 a.m.
A representative from Hanover Hospital will be making a special presentation on Heart Health titled, “Assessing
and minimizing your risks for heart disease.”
APPLE DUMPLINGS!
Tuesday & Wednesday, February 24 & 25 (Starting at 7 a.m.)
Please sign-up to help on both days. Orders will be due by Tuesday, February 17
Watercolor: Session 9
Wednesday, February 25, 10:30 a.m.
This is a continuation of methods learned in Sessions 1-9. New students are also welcome. Cost is $10. Please
sign up in advance. Class limit: 12 Please take a moment to check out the art display in the showcase. Brought to
you in cooperation with the Pennsylvania Watercolor Society.
Rep. Seth Grove’s Legislative Report Video on Windy Hill
Wednesday, February 25, 1 p.m.
Last summer Rep. Grove produced a 30 minute video highlighting Windy Hill and all of its programs and
services. For those of you who may not have had the opportunity to view the video, it will be shown on this date
at 1 p.m. in the large activity room.
New Life-long learning Opportunity
In partnership with the PA Department of Aging and WITF TV, Windy Hill will be
offering several live stream programs. The next one is scheduled for Wednesday, February 11, at 10 a.m. The topic will be “The British Imperial Trans Antarctic Expedition of 1914” presented by Lou Thieblemont,Veteran Pilot and former
mayor of Camp Hill. All presentations will be live and will provide opportunities
to address questions to the presenters. The class is free and is limited in size.
Please sign-up.
ELECTRONIC SIGN-IN SYSTEM COMING SOON!
As part of the grant that was recently awarded from the PA Department of Aging,
Windy Hill will be installing a new electronic sign-in system called, “Copilot.”
This system will be a touch screen that members will utilize to sign-in and record
the activities that they will be participating in for the day. Each member will be
given a key card, similar to your discount cards, which will be swiped upon entering Windy Hill. The staff was recently trained, and we are anxious to get the system up and running. The data that is collected will be submitted to the York Co.
Area Agency on Aging and can be used for future grant writing. Once the system
is fully operation it is expected to save many hours of time.
Thank you to our volunteers!
Congratulations to Grace Harrold, 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.
If you would like to nominate an outstanding volunteer, please fill out a nomination slip and return it to the front desk.
Volunteer of the Month
This month’s volunteer of the month is Linda
Haberkam. Linda is always willing to give a helping
hand wherever needed. She is also a great advocate
for the center, and is welcoming to new members.
Thanks Linda for your dedicated service to Windy Hill!
Newsletter Sponsorships Available for 2015:
Newsletter sponsorship opportunities are available for 2015. We prepare
and copy over 350 newsletters each month. There are many costs involved
including set-up, paper and copier toner. In order to defray the costs of
the newsletter, we are asking members to sponsor it each month. Cost of
sponsorship is $25.00. A sign-up sheet is available for 2015 sponsorships
in the reception area. You may sponsor in memory or in honor of someone
or something.
Donations of t-shirts needed
We are planning several craft projects where we will need clean, gently used, colored t-shirts.
We will accept t-shirts that are clean and not too worn. A donation box will be placed in the
reception area.
Upcoming Events:
Council Meeting with Entertainment by “Leo Reaver”
Monday, March 2, 10:00 a.m.
March Birthday/Anniversary Party with entertainment by Wayne
Morris—Thursday, March 26 at 10 a.m.
Wellness & Vendor Fair—Tuesday, April 21—all day