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MARCH 2018

1472 Roth’s Church Road, Suite 103

Spring Grove, PA 17362

(717) 225-0733

www.WindyHillontheCampus.org

Email: Info@windyhillonthecampus.org

Open Mic! – Thursday, March 1; 10 a.m. This is Windy Hill's version of “American Idol.”

Grab the microphone and express your talent!

Council Meeting & Entertainment – Monday, March 5; 10 a.m. Entertainment will be

provided by Leo Reaver. 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. Due to the cancellation of February's meeting due to ice, Council

Member elections will be held today.

Now You Have It, Now you don't … - Tuesday, March 6; 10 a.m. Please bring a wrapped

gift (value of $3 - $5) 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.

Intro to Watercolor Painting – Tuesday, March 6 & Tuesday, March 20; 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.

Matter of Balance – Wednesday, March 7; 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. This class will be held

Wednesdays until April 11. Please register at the Reception Desk. There is no charge for

this class.

Word Link – Thursday, March 8; 10 a.m. Exercise your brain and have fun at the same

time with this popular word game.

Dime Bingo – Monday, March 12 and Monday, March 19; 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 March

8th and March 15th.

Intergenerational Program – Tuesday, March 13; 10 a.m. Spring Grove Elementary

School students from 2nd and 4th grade will be in the building to have fun with an activity.

Make a plan to spend the morning with a great group of kids and sign up for lunch by

March 6th. We are providing light snacks this day, please bring donations of chips,

pretzels, packaged cookies (this is a school rule), and juice boxes to the front desk.

Poetry Reading – Wednesday, March 14; 10 a.m. Richard Thomas, former Spring Grove

Area School District teacher, will read poems from his book, The Movie Never Made and

Other Rhymed & Metered Verse. If you picked up one of his books when we had them on

the front table, he'll be happy to sign it for you.

Bingo Bonanza – Friday, March 16; 9:30 a.m. Sign up for lunch by Wednesday, March

14th, for a bag lunch let Nancy know by March 1st! March 16th is the St. Patrick Day Meal –

Corned Beef and Cabbage!

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

Find us on

Facebook

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Scrapbooking w/Bev – March 19; 10 a.m. Bring your pictures and enthusiasm and Bev

will help you turn your memories into beautiful works of art. Supplies are provided.

Family Feud – Tuesday, March 20; 10 a.m. Join us in this fun game. It is a favorite with

our regulars!

Hollywood Casino Trip – Wednesday, March 21; bus leaves 9am. Register and pay in full

by March 7th. See details inside.

Blood Pressure Check – Friday, March 23; 9:15 a.m. Screenings take place in the

lunchroom.

UPMC Pinnacle Hanover Hospital presents “Back Injury Prevention for Older Adults”

- Monday, March 26; 10:00 a.m. Sign up for lunch by March 22nd.

Stamping with Grace – Tuesday, March 27; 10 a.m. Grace Harrold will share her love of

making stamped greeting cards. (Cost: $1)

Mind Matters & Lunch – Tuesday, March 27; 11 a.m. Viewing and Discussion of

“Elizabeth Cady Stanton & The Women's Movement.” Remember to sign up for lunch by

Friday, March 23.

Breakfast with Leo Fundraiser – Wednesday, March 28; 8:30-9:30 a.m. Get your tickets

early for one of our favorite fundraisers. Leo Reaver cooks up a full big breakfast with eggs,

sausage, potatoes, biscuit, juice and coffee for $5. This is a popular fundraiser, tickets

cannot be guaranteed if you wait until the last minute.

March Birthday and Anniversary Party- Thursday, March 29; 10 a.m. Entertainment

featuring DJ Pebbles. Preregister for lunch early. Last day to register for lunch is March

27th.

Quilts for Kids – Mondays, March 12 & March 19; 5 p.m. and Thursday, March 8; 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 March 15 and March 22 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)

Tracy HaperASSISTANT DIRECTOR

March 7 Orders Due for Sub Sale Pick up March 14 or 15

March 22; 6:30-8:30 p.m. Gun Law Seminar – History and Purpose of

the 2nd Amendment

March 24; 10:30 until sold out Chicken BBQ

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DONATIONS

THANK YOU TO THESE ORGANIZATIONS

AND INDIVIDUALS WHO MADE MONETARY

DONATIONS IN THE MONTH OF JANUARY

WISH LIST

NEWSLETTER SPONSOR WELCOME NEW MEMBERS! The newsletter for March is sponsored by:

A special thank you for donations in the month of January. Donations included food, supplies and other items to our center.

William & Peggy Altland

James & Sherill Armstrong, Jr.

John Copenheaver

Mary Lou Coulson

Sally Curran

Martin & Ruth Dubbs

Esther Easterling

Francis Eyler

Jacqueline Good

Sharon Harman

Kathleen Hill

John Hoover

Samuel Keiser

Cheryl Lentz

Dennis Myers

Sally Schill

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

Nova Gingerich

Tom Gorman

Dick Hartsough

Don & Dolores Hoover

Sue Howes

Ellen Johnson

Susan Kanwischer

Bruce & Carole Lightner

Joann Rohrbaugh

Susanne Littlestar

Betty Mitchell

Ella Murphy

Dawn Ness

Pat Rabine

Ruth Reichert

Naomi Shearer

Barry & Bev Strausbaugh

Dan & Charlotte Valenti

Doris White

Country Meadows

Kennie's Markets

Harry & Dorothy Baer

Bob Szczechowiak

Gloria Geesey

Treva Myers

Larry Grothey

Pat Franklin

Larry Wolf

Philip Carlise

Elaine Walker

Don Mitzel

PRAYER LIST

THANKYOU

Susan Kanswischer - In Memory of her husband, RichardElla Murphy - In Memory of her husband, John and daughter, Allison

Monday, April 2; 10:00 a.m. Council Meeting with Entertainment by Memory Music.Thursday, April 19; 10:00 a.m. Birthday/Anniversary Party with Entertainment by Tall in the SaddleMonday, April 23; 10 a.m. to noon Join the High School Rocket Club for an Intergenerational Rocket Build with Launch.Thursday, April 26 Wellness and Vendor Fair, entertainment by Patsy Cline & Friends.

March Book Club Selection – The Alice Network by Kate QuinnBook Club Meets Tuesday, March 20; 12:30 p.m.

Also, thank you

to our anonymous

donors. We appreciate

your continued

support of Windy Hill.

In 1947, during the chaotic aftermath of World War II,

American college girl Charlie St. Clair is pregnant,

unmarried, and on the verge of being thrown out

of her very proper family. She's also nursing a

desperate hope that her beloved cousin Rose, who

disappeared in Nazi-occupied France during the war,

might still be alive. So when Charlie's parents banish her to Europe to have

her "little problem" taken care of, Charlie breaks free and heads to

London, determined to find out what happened to the cousin she loves

like a sister. 1915. A year into the Great War, Eve Gardiner desperately

wants to join the fight against the Germans and unexpectedly gets her

chance when she's recruited to work as a spy. Sent into enemy-occupied

France, she's trained by the mesmerizing Lili, the "Queen of Spies", who

manages a vast network of secret agents right under the enemy's nose.

Thirty years later, haunted by the betrayal that ultimately tore apart the

Alice Network, Eve spends her days drunk and secluded in her crumbling

London house. Until a young American barges in uttering a name Eve

hasn't heard in decades, and launches them both on a mission to find the

truth ... no matter where it leads.

Lions ClubRobert & Mary Bortner

Fred Burns & Nadine SiarTom UffelmanPhyllis Phelps

Leslie SandersonFred & Charlotte Trump

Gwen Lehr

THANK YOUThank you to the York County Community Foundation Airie Knipel, Harry V & J. William Warehime Foundation Fund for awarding us a grant to purchase 100 conference chairs for our main activity room.

DONATIONS MADE IN MEMORY OF BILL WOOD

Robin Barton

Bob & Maryann Brenneman

Fred Burns

Paul Diehl

Pauline Diehl

Ethel Donner

Wanda Doverspike

Doris Fodor

Kelly & Betsy Garrett

Rich & Ginger Garrison

Alice BortnerLarry Metzger

Susanne LittlestarJean Gross

Richard HartsoughSharon Pannell

VFW Post 5265 Spring GroveKennies

George & Bev Gladfelter

STEWARD DONATIONS

IN SYMPATHYThese members passed away in

since the beginning of 2018:

Rod Abel

Janease Artz

Nellie Brickner

Gweneth Englebreth

Carole Price

Terry Reinhard

Sterling Sauble

Ann Snyder

Ardella Williams

William Wood

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.

Meals on Wheels News

A Special Thank you to Marly Richards for generously making

and donating Valentines Cards to our HDM consumers, our

Volunteers, and Staff. They were beautiful and very much

appreciated!

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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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Exciting news in the Windy Hill Pickleball world… We have added another day for those enthusiasts who can't get

enough. New day and time will be Tuesdays at 1p.m.; Thursdays will stay the same time at 10 a.m. Enjoy the

friendly competition and camaraderie while getting some fun exercise done at the same time. New players

always welcome.

New Pickleball Times

PLEASE NOTE: No Line Dancing on March 20th

Save the Date

Zumba Gold will be onhiatus until February 20.

Silver Sneakers Classic Fitness Class on Tuesdays @ 9 a.m.Have fun and move to the music through a variety of exercises designed to increase muscle strength, range of

movement and activities for daily living. Hand-held weights, elastic tubing with handles and a Silver Sneakers

ball are offered for resistance. A chair is used for seated exercises and standing support. This class can be

adapted by the student depending on their fitness level and abilities. It is suitable for beginning to intermediate

skill levels.... Not sure if this class is right for you? Give it a try and pass any concerns or suggestions to Tracy, the

class instructor. She is eager to tailor this class, within the parameters of the Silver Sneaker Program, to

accommodate our members. This class is held Tuesday's at 9 a.m. in the Gym. It is a 45 minute class with a

qualified and certified Silver Sneakers Instructor. If you are a Silver Sneakers member (check your current health

insurance plan for eligibility) the class is free, non-members $2. Sign up in the Reception area.

50/50 Fundraiser RaffleWindy 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.

Update your Contact InformationPlease 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.

On Friday, May 4, 2018, many of the York County

nonprofit organizations will be participating in a one-

day giving event, called Give Local York. This will be a

24-hour on-line opportunity to support local

nonprofits similar to Lancaster's Extraordinary Give.

Windy Hill will be holding special events throughout

the day on May 4, so mark your calendar. More details

about the event and giving opportunities will be

mailed to members in April.

Casino Trip to HollywoodCasino, Grantville - Wendesday,

March 21, 2018Trip cost is $30 per person, includes $25 Free Slot Play,

$5 Food Coupon and a bag lunch; does not include

driver gratuity. Bus departs Windy Hill at 9 am, picks

up at Dicks in West Manchester at approximately 9:15

a.m. and returns at approximately 4:15 pm. Bring

your Hollywood Casino card, or if you don't have one,

your picture ID. You must have one or the other in

order to redeem the $25 Free Slot Play. Payment is

due at sign up. Final payments by March 7th. The sign-

up sheet will be located at the Front Desk.

Windy Hill Closing PolicyPlease 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

posted on our Facebook and website. We will also have a

message on the answering machine. Please call the center

number for verification of closure. Please use proper

judgment when deciding whether or not to travel to the

center. Even though we are open, it does not mean that our

sidewalks and parking lot are completely clear of ice and snow.

Free income tax preparation will be available again this year

continuing on Tuesdays in March from 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Appointments are necessary and will be taken by Tom

Uffelman on Mondays and Fridays from 9:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

This service is offered each year by volunteers from the AARP

Tax Aid, and is provided through Windy Hill for the benefit of

the older adult community. Please keep in mind that the

phones and offices are very busy during these times, and

every effort is made to accommodate all members. Last day

for tax preparation is April 10.

Acting Workshops - It’s Not Too LateHave you ever wanted to be a Star? Wanted to work back stage? Write a blockbuster show? Now is the perfect time. No experience needed, just a fun way to express your creativity. Beginning Monday, March 5th; 9:30 -11 a.m. and to last for 8 weeks Diane Crew, founder of TAFE (Theatre Arts for Everyone) will be presenting “Acting Workshops”. The cost will be $5 per class or $35 for the entire 8 week session. Topics covered include improv, theatre games, play reading, acting training and the session will culminate with a performance for family and friends. Sign up at the Reception Desk.

Income Tax Preparation Available

Newsletter Sponsorships for 2018Newsletter sponsorship opportunities are available 2018. It costs over $260 each month to prepare and print our newsletter. In order to defray some of the costs of this newsletter, we ask members to sponsor each month in memory or honor of someone. Cost for sponsorship is $25. A sign-up sheet is available in the reception area. Please pay for your sponsorship when you sign up.

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ANNIVERSARIES

MARCH BIRTHDAYS

Our Celebration for

Birthdays and Anniversaries

in March will be held

on Thursday, March 29th at

10:00 a.m. with entertainment

by DJ Pebbles. Sign up for

lunch by March 27th.

Connect Caféfeatures

Hot Oatmeal

Birthday cupcakes are provided

by Country Meadows

Don't forget to have breakfast in the café each Wednesday. We have egg muffin sandwiches and hot oatmeal with toppings 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 ready at 9 a.m.

Randy Walton will be available on

Thursday, March 15 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.

Classes will begin Wednesday, March 7 through April 25 at 9 a.m. – 11 a.m.

Matter of Balance is an 8-week structured group intervention that emphasizes

practical strategies to reduce fear of falling and increase activity levels.

Participants learn to view falls and fear of falling as controllable, set realistic

goals to increase activity, change their environment to reduce fall risk factors,

and exercise to increase strength and balance. Class size is limited and

registration is required. This class is free. Registration is in the lobby.

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 Wednesdays for five weeks

beginning on April 6 through May 4. Pre-registration is required by March 30.

Chair Massages

Matter of Balance

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!

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

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 LJLovegren@aol.com.

Genealogy Wednesdays and One on One Appointments

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.

Prayer Group

Jeffrey & Brenda McLaughlin 3/9/2013

William & Sondra Harris 3/12/1966

George & Margaret Turner 3/14/1953

Clair & Shirley Bortner 3/15/1952

Samuel & Margaret Leese 3/15/1975

David & Jean Sprenkle 3/16/1952

David & Cynthia Breeden 3/20/1966

James & Dolores Senft 3/22/1952

Terry & Nancy Miller 3/24/1968

Paul & Darlene Webb3/28/1964

As this crazy ice/snow/rain winter season still has some punch to it, it behooves

us all to remember our parking etiquette. Do Not Park on any grassy area

around the building. As of the writing of this article we have had 2 cars towed at

their owner's expense because they have gotten stuck in the mud. On Tuesdays

during Tax Season (through April 10) we will have higher than normal attendance

at the Center and stress patience and proper planning on your part. 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 PlayersAnyone interested in playing cards, any type of card game, please sign up with

Nancy at the front desk. If we get enough folks we would like to add a Card

Playing activity onto the schedule.

3/1 - Franklin Altland Marlin Miller Wayne Winemiller 3/2 - Doris Hollinger Larry Kress Robert Ness Doris Updegraff Rose Wilhelm3/3 - Donald Arnold Richard Arnold Ethel Donner Susan (Ann) Lehan 3/4 - Dennis Ballas Jean Gladfelter Sharon Madenfort Barbara Morrison Susan Rowland Ray Snyder3/5 - Raymond Emig Ned Ensminger William Hare, Sr. Mary Sauble 3/6 - Phyllis Grogg 3/7 - Pat Henry3/8 - JoAnn Miller Sarah Senft 3/9 - Alice Bortner Susan Dickensheets Robert Emswiler 3/10 - Arthur "Otts" Dwyer3/11 - Susanne Littlestar Susan Reidy Maggie Smith

3/12 - Constance Fackler Brenda Greiner Jo Ann Henry Henry Zinn 3/13 - Harold Deardorff Diane Duncker Shirley Hartnett Jame Pittman Bonita Smith Carol Sollenberger 3/14 - Selma Hadsell Richard Kipple Frederick Reck3/15 - Harriette Huth Gordon Sauble Jean Sprenkle3/16 - Jane Funt Margaret Turner3/17 - Charles Harrold Patricia Harron Elvin Lauchman David Yohe3/18 - John Hall Nancy Keeny Diana Rohrbaugh Ronald Sollenberger3/19 - Mary Lou Coulson Mary Herring John Hoover Geoffrey Woolfson 3/20 - Frederic Jackson Janey Kopp Norman Platt

3/21 - Kay Dubbs Michael Sholly 3/22 - Marian Altland Catherine Arians Richard Graybill Patrica Rabine Thelma Russell3/23 - Barbara Ball Francis Eyler John Zellmer 3/24 - Dennis Myers Sharon Panell3/25 - Jerry Cramer Christin Place Ronald Smith3/26 - Dale Brillhart Jan Cramer Corrine Mayhorne 3/28 - Eugene Goodling Suzanne Seeger 3/29 - R. Kenneth Kephart Anna Kraft3/30 - Willis Emory Connie Harvey Meredith Herman Pamela Hilbert Larry Shearer Freda Stump Robert Thoman Nancy Zavilla3/31 - Larry Metzger Gerald Rice

March 2018 Congregate Meal Menu

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAYMarch 1 March 2

1 cup Chicken and Dumplings Baked Haddock Florentine1/2 cup Pepper Slaw 1/2 cup Rice PilafWhole Grain Buttermilk Biscuit 1/2 cup Yellow Beans1/2 cup Warm Peaches Wheat Bread

1/2 cup Baked Pear Crisp

March 5 March 6 March 7 March 8 March 9

BBQ Beef Ribette Baked Ham with Raisin Sauce Meatball Minestrone (4) 3 ounces Chicken Philly Sandwich Baked Tuna Cake with Dill Sauce1/2 cup Cheesy Hashbrowns 1/2 cup Whipped Sweet Potatoes with 3 ounces Peppers, Onions, with 2 ounces Peppers, Onions, 1/2 cup Vegetable Rice Pilaf1/2 cup Green Beans 1/2 cup Peas and Sauce and Cheese 1/2 cup Creamy ColeslawWhite Bread White Bread 1/2 cup Butter Bowties 1 cup Creamy Potato Soup Whole Wheat Bread1/2 cup Sliced Peaches Cake 1/2 cup Yellow Beans with Crackers 1/2 cup Applesauce

Wheat Bread Hoagie Roll Fresh Seasonal Fruit 1/2 cup Blushed Pears

March 12 March 13 March 14 March 15 March 16St Patrick's Day Special

Breaded Chicken Cutlet 3/4 cup Baked Ziti with Meatballs (3) 3 ounces Roasted Turkey Mushroom Swiss Burger 3 ounces Corned Beef and Cabbage1/2 cup Au Gratin Potatoes with Marinara Sauce and with 2 ounces Gravy 1 cup Creamy Cauliflower Soup 1/2 cup Mashed Potatoes1/2 cup Sweet Peas 1 ounce Cheese Topping 1/2 cup Whipped Potatoes with Chives with Crackers 1/2 cup Green BeansWheat Bread 1 cup Caesar Salad 1/2 cup Sliced Carrots Hamburger Roll Dinner Roll1/2 cup Mandarin Oranges Italian Bread White Bread Fresh Seasonal Fruit 1/2 cup Pistachio Pudding

1/2 cup Tropical Fruit Salad Spice Cake with Icing

March 19 March 20 March 21 March 22 March 23BBQ Chicken Breast Beef Brasciole with Gravy Tomato and White Wine Braised Porcupine Ball Black Bean Burger1/2 cup Scalloped Potatoes 1/2 cup Mashed Potatoes Chicken Breast with 2 ounces Tomato Sauce with Lettuce and Tomato1/2 cup Sweet and Sour Slaw 1/2 cup Coin Carrots 1/2 cup Rice Pilaf 1/2 cup Garlic Whipped Potatoes 1 cup Creamy Broccoli SoupWheat Bread White Bread 1/2 cup Mixed Bean Medley 1/2 cup Corn with CrackersBrownie 1/4 cup Cottage Cheese Wheat Bread Dinner Roll Hamburger Bun

with 1/2 cup Sliced Peaches Fresh Seasonal Fruit 1/2 cup Cinnamon Apples 1/2 cup Sliced Pears

March 26 March 27 March 28 March 29 March 304 ounces Burgundy Beef Center Cut Pork Chop Pizza Burger Potato Crusted Pollock with Mushrooms with 2 ounces Gravy 1/2 cup Baked Sweet Potato Bites 1/2 cup Cheesy Shells Senior Centers over 1/2 cup Egg Noodles 1/2 cup Whipped Potatoes with Chives 1/2 cup Creamy Coleslaw 1/2 cup Sweet Peas Closed1/2 cup Carrots 1/2 cup Braised Red Cabbage Hamburger Roll Biscuit for Good FridayWheat Bread White Bread 1/2 cup Ice Cream Mandarin Oranges1/2 cup Mixed Fruit Salad 1/2 cup Apple Cranberry Crisp

*** All meals are subject to change ****** Served Daily: 8 ounces Milk and 1 teaspoon Margarine

MON TUE WED THU FRI 1 2

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26 27 30 28 29 Center Closed Good Friday

Open Gym Basketball

MARCH 2018 WEEKDAYS 8:30-2:30 717-225-0733

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9...Breakfast in the Café 9-11…Matter of Balance 9...Needlework Club 10…Genealogy Club 10...Walking Club 11…Chair Exercise

Open Gym Basketball

Bowling at Colony Park

9:30...Quarter Bingo 10...Tap Dance 10...Walking Club 11...Chair Exercise

9:30...Theatre Workshop 10...Council Meeting with Entertainment by Leo Reaver 11...Chair Exercise 11...T’ai Chi Chih 12:30...Yoga 101

9:30...Bingo Bonanza 10...Tap Dance 10...Walking Club 11...Chair Exercise

9:15...Blood Pressure 9:30...Quarter Bingo 10...Tap Dance 10...Walking Club 11...Chair Exercise

9:30...Quarter Bingo 10...Tap Dance 10...Walking Club

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)

8:30-12:30...Income Tax Prep (Appt. req.) 9…Silver Sneakers Classic 10…Intergenerational Program w/SGE Students 10...Zumba Gold 10...Shuffleboard 11...Line Dancing 1...Pickleball

9:30…Prayer Group 10...Open Mic 10...Pickleball 11...Walking Club 12:30...Yoga 101 1...iPad Class Level 2 1:30...Yoga 102

9...Apprise (Appt. req.) 9...Breakfast in the Café 9-11...Matter of Balance 9...Needlework Club 10...Poetry Reading with Richard Thomas 10…Genealogy Club 10...Walking Club 11…Chair Exercise

9...Breakfast in the Café 9-11...Matter of Balance 9...Needlework Club 10…Genealogy Club 10...Walking Club 11…Chair Exercise Hollywood Casino Trip

9...Breakfast with Leo 9-11...Matter of Balance 9...Needlework Club 10…Genealogy Club 10...Walking Club 11…Chair Exercise

9...iPad Class Level 2 9:30...Prayer Group 10...Word Link 10...Pickleball 10...Quilts for Kids 11...Walking Club 12:30...Yoga 101 1:30...Yoga 102

9-12…Chair Massage 9:30...Prayer Group 10...Lucky Bingo 10...Pickleball 11...Walking Club 12:30...Yoga 101 1...iPad Class Level 2 1:30...Yoga 102

9...iPad Class Level 2 9:30...Prayer Group 10...Lucky Bingo 10...Pickleball 11...Walking Club 12:30...Yoga 101 1:30...Yoga 102

8:30-12:30...Income Tax Prep (Appt. req.) 9...Silver Sneakers Classic 10...Stamping w/ Grace 10...Zumba Gold 10...Shuffleboard 11...Line Dancing 11...Mind Matters: Elizabeth Cady Stanton & The Women’s Movement 1...Pickleball

8:30-12:30...Income Tax Prep (Appt. req.) 9...Silver Sneakers Classic 10...Family Feud 10...Zumba Gold 10...Shuffleboard 12:30...Book Club Meeting 12:30...Intro to Watercolor 1...Pickleball

Open Gym Basketball

Open Gym Basketball

9...Apprise (Appt. req.) 9:30...Theatre Workshop 10...UPMC Pinnacle Hanover Hospital - Back Injury Preven-tion 11...Chair Exercise 11...T’ai Chi Chih 12:30...Yoga 101

8:30-12:30...Income Tax Prep (Appt.req.) 9...Seth Grove’s Office 9...Silver Sneakers Classic 10...Now you have it… 10...Zumba Gold 10...Shuffleboard 11...Line Dancing 12:30...Intro to Watercolor 1...Pickleball 4...Board Meeting

In case of bad weather: If schools are closed, we

are too! If schools delay, please

check WGAL8, Facebook or call the center.

If in doubt, don’t risk it!

9:30...Theatre Workshop 9:30…Dime Bingo 11...Chair Exercise 11...T’ai Chi Chih 12:30...Yoga 101 5...Quilts for Kids

Bowling at Colony Park 9:30...Prayer Group 10...Birthday /Anniversary Party with DJ Pebbles 10...Pickleball 11...Walking Club 12:30...Yoga 101 1...iPad Class Level 2 1:30...Yoga 102

Open Gym Basketball

9:30...Theatre Workshop 9:30...Dime Bingo 10...Scrapbooking w/Bev 11...Chair Exercise 11...T’ai Chi Chih 12:30...Yoga 101 5...Quilts for Kids

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ANNIVERSARIES

MARCH BIRTHDAYS

Our Celebration for

Birthdays and Anniversaries

in March will be held

on Thursday, March 29th at

10:00 a.m. with entertainment

by DJ Pebbles. Sign up for

lunch by March 27th.

Connect Caféfeatures

Hot Oatmeal

Birthday cupcakes are provided

by Country Meadows

Don't forget to have breakfast in the café each Wednesday. We have egg muffin sandwiches and hot oatmeal with toppings 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 ready at 9 a.m.

Randy Walton will be available on

Thursday, March 15 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.

Classes will begin Wednesday, March 7 through April 25 at 9 a.m. – 11 a.m.

Matter of Balance is an 8-week structured group intervention that emphasizes

practical strategies to reduce fear of falling and increase activity levels.

Participants learn to view falls and fear of falling as controllable, set realistic

goals to increase activity, change their environment to reduce fall risk factors,

and exercise to increase strength and balance. Class size is limited and

registration is required. This class is free. Registration is in the lobby.

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 Wednesdays for five weeks

beginning on April 6 through May 4. Pre-registration is required by March 30.

Chair Massages

Matter of Balance

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!

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

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 LJLovegren@aol.com.

Genealogy Wednesdays and One on One Appointments

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.

Prayer Group

Jeffrey & Brenda McLaughlin 3/9/2013

William & Sondra Harris 3/12/1966

George & Margaret Turner 3/14/1953

Clair & Shirley Bortner 3/15/1952

Samuel & Margaret Leese 3/15/1975

David & Jean Sprenkle 3/16/1952

David & Cynthia Breeden 3/20/1966

James & Dolores Senft 3/22/1952

Terry & Nancy Miller 3/24/1968

Paul & Darlene Webb3/28/1964

As this crazy ice/snow/rain winter season still has some punch to it, it behooves

us all to remember our parking etiquette. Do Not Park on any grassy area

around the building. As of the writing of this article we have had 2 cars towed at

their owner's expense because they have gotten stuck in the mud. On Tuesdays

during Tax Season (through April 10) we will have higher than normal attendance

at the Center and stress patience and proper planning on your part. 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 PlayersAnyone interested in playing cards, any type of card game, please sign up with

Nancy at the front desk. If we get enough folks we would like to add a Card

Playing activity onto the schedule.

3/1 - Franklin Altland Marlin Miller Wayne Winemiller 3/2 - Doris Hollinger Larry Kress Robert Ness Doris Updegraff Rose Wilhelm3/3 - Donald Arnold Richard Arnold Ethel Donner Susan (Ann) Lehan 3/4 - Dennis Ballas Jean Gladfelter Sharon Madenfort Barbara Morrison Susan Rowland Ray Snyder3/5 - Raymond Emig Ned Ensminger William Hare, Sr. Mary Sauble 3/6 - Phyllis Grogg 3/7 - Pat Henry3/8 - JoAnn Miller Sarah Senft 3/9 - Alice Bortner Susan Dickensheets Robert Emswiler 3/10 - Arthur "Otts" Dwyer3/11 - Susanne Littlestar Susan Reidy Maggie Smith

3/12 - Constance Fackler Brenda Greiner Jo Ann Henry Henry Zinn 3/13 - Harold Deardorff Diane Duncker Shirley Hartnett Jame Pittman Bonita Smith Carol Sollenberger 3/14 - Selma Hadsell Richard Kipple Frederick Reck3/15 - Harriette Huth Gordon Sauble Jean Sprenkle3/16 - Jane Funt Margaret Turner3/17 - Charles Harrold Patricia Harron Elvin Lauchman David Yohe3/18 - John Hall Nancy Keeny Diana Rohrbaugh Ronald Sollenberger3/19 - Mary Lou Coulson Mary Herring John Hoover Geoffrey Woolfson 3/20 - Frederic Jackson Janey Kopp Norman Platt

3/21 - Kay Dubbs Michael Sholly 3/22 - Marian Altland Catherine Arians Richard Graybill Patrica Rabine Thelma Russell3/23 - Barbara Ball Francis Eyler John Zellmer 3/24 - Dennis Myers Sharon Panell3/25 - Jerry Cramer Christin Place Ronald Smith3/26 - Dale Brillhart Jan Cramer Corrine Mayhorne 3/28 - Eugene Goodling Suzanne Seeger 3/29 - R. Kenneth Kephart Anna Kraft3/30 - Willis Emory Connie Harvey Meredith Herman Pamela Hilbert Larry Shearer Freda Stump Robert Thoman Nancy Zavilla3/31 - Larry Metzger Gerald Rice

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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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Exciting news in the Windy Hill Pickleball world… We have added another day for those enthusiasts who can't get

enough. New day and time will be Tuesdays at 1p.m.; Thursdays will stay the same time at 10 a.m. Enjoy the

friendly competition and camaraderie while getting some fun exercise done at the same time. New players

always welcome.

New Pickleball Times

PLEASE NOTE: No Line Dancing on March 20th

Save the Date

Zumba Gold will be onhiatus until February 20.

Silver Sneakers Classic Fitness Class on Tuesdays @ 9 a.m.Have fun and move to the music through a variety of exercises designed to increase muscle strength, range of

movement and activities for daily living. Hand-held weights, elastic tubing with handles and a Silver Sneakers

ball are offered for resistance. A chair is used for seated exercises and standing support. This class can be

adapted by the student depending on their fitness level and abilities. It is suitable for beginning to intermediate

skill levels.... Not sure if this class is right for you? Give it a try and pass any concerns or suggestions to Tracy, the

class instructor. She is eager to tailor this class, within the parameters of the Silver Sneaker Program, to

accommodate our members. This class is held Tuesday's at 9 a.m. in the Gym. It is a 45 minute class with a

qualified and certified Silver Sneakers Instructor. If you are a Silver Sneakers member (check your current health

insurance plan for eligibility) the class is free, non-members $2. Sign up in the Reception area.

50/50 Fundraiser RaffleWindy 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.

Update your Contact InformationPlease 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.

On Friday, May 4, 2018, many of the York County

nonprofit organizations will be participating in a one-

day giving event, called Give Local York. This will be a

24-hour on-line opportunity to support local

nonprofits similar to Lancaster's Extraordinary Give.

Windy Hill will be holding special events throughout

the day on May 4, so mark your calendar. More details

about the event and giving opportunities will be

mailed to members in April.

Casino Trip to HollywoodCasino, Grantville - Wendesday,

March 21, 2018Trip cost is $30 per person, includes $25 Free Slot Play,

$5 Food Coupon and a bag lunch; does not include

driver gratuity. Bus departs Windy Hill at 9 am, picks

up at Dicks in West Manchester at approximately 9:15

a.m. and returns at approximately 4:15 pm. Bring

your Hollywood Casino card, or if you don't have one,

your picture ID. You must have one or the other in

order to redeem the $25 Free Slot Play. Payment is

due at sign up. Final payments by March 7th. The sign-

up sheet will be located at the Front Desk.

Windy Hill Closing PolicyPlease 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

posted on our Facebook and website. We will also have a

message on the answering machine. Please call the center

number for verification of closure. Please use proper

judgment when deciding whether or not to travel to the

center. Even though we are open, it does not mean that our

sidewalks and parking lot are completely clear of ice and snow.

Free income tax preparation will be available again this year

continuing on Tuesdays in March from 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Appointments are necessary and will be taken by Tom

Uffelman on Mondays and Fridays from 9:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

This service is offered each year by volunteers from the AARP

Tax Aid, and is provided through Windy Hill for the benefit of

the older adult community. Please keep in mind that the

phones and offices are very busy during these times, and

every effort is made to accommodate all members. Last day

for tax preparation is April 10.

Acting Workshops - It’s Not Too LateHave you ever wanted to be a Star? Wanted to work back stage? Write a blockbuster show? Now is the perfect time. No experience needed, just a fun way to express your creativity. Beginning Monday, March 5th; 9:30 -11 a.m. and to last for 8 weeks Diane Crew, founder of TAFE (Theatre Arts for Everyone) will be presenting “Acting Workshops”. The cost will be $5 per class or $35 for the entire 8 week session. Topics covered include improv, theatre games, play reading, acting training and the session will culminate with a performance for family and friends. Sign up at the Reception Desk.

Income Tax Preparation Available

Newsletter Sponsorships for 2018Newsletter sponsorship opportunities are available 2018. It costs over $260 each month to prepare and print our newsletter. In order to defray some of the costs of this newsletter, we ask members to sponsor each month in memory or honor of someone. Cost for sponsorship is $25. A sign-up sheet is available in the reception area. Please pay for your sponsorship when you sign up.

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DONATIONS

THANK YOU TO THESE ORGANIZATIONS

AND INDIVIDUALS WHO MADE MONETARY

DONATIONS IN THE MONTH OF JANUARY

WISH LIST

NEWSLETTER SPONSOR WELCOME NEW MEMBERS! The newsletter for March is sponsored by:

A special thank you for donations in the month of January. Donations included food, supplies and other items to our center.

William & Peggy Altland

James & Sherill Armstrong, Jr.

John Copenheaver

Mary Lou Coulson

Sally Curran

Martin & Ruth Dubbs

Esther Easterling

Francis Eyler

Jacqueline Good

Sharon Harman

Kathleen Hill

John Hoover

Samuel Keiser

Cheryl Lentz

Dennis Myers

Sally Schill

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

Nova Gingerich

Tom Gorman

Dick Hartsough

Don & Dolores Hoover

Sue Howes

Ellen Johnson

Susan Kanwischer

Bruce & Carole Lightner

Joann Rohrbaugh

Susanne Littlestar

Betty Mitchell

Ella Murphy

Dawn Ness

Pat Rabine

Ruth Reichert

Naomi Shearer

Barry & Bev Strausbaugh

Dan & Charlotte Valenti

Doris White

Country Meadows

Kennie's Markets

Harry & Dorothy Baer

Bob Szczechowiak

Gloria Geesey

Treva Myers

Larry Grothey

Pat Franklin

Larry Wolf

Philip Carlise

Elaine Walker

Don Mitzel

PRAYER LIST

THANKYOU

Susan Kanswischer - In Memory of her husband, RichardElla Murphy - In Memory of her husband, John and daughter, Allison

Monday, April 2; 10:00 a.m. Council Meeting with Entertainment by Memory Music.Thursday, April 19; 10:00 a.m. Birthday/Anniversary Party with Entertainment by Tall in the SaddleMonday, April 23; 10 a.m. to noon Join the High School Rocket Club for an Intergenerational Rocket Build with Launch.Thursday, April 26 Wellness and Vendor Fair, entertainment by Patsy Cline & Friends.

March Book Club Selection – The Alice Network by Kate QuinnBook Club Meets Tuesday, March 20; 12:30 p.m.

Also, thank you

to our anonymous

donors. We appreciate

your continued

support of Windy Hill.

In 1947, during the chaotic aftermath of World War II,

American college girl Charlie St. Clair is pregnant,

unmarried, and on the verge of being thrown out

of her very proper family. She's also nursing a

desperate hope that her beloved cousin Rose, who

disappeared in Nazi-occupied France during the war,

might still be alive. So when Charlie's parents banish her to Europe to have

her "little problem" taken care of, Charlie breaks free and heads to

London, determined to find out what happened to the cousin she loves

like a sister. 1915. A year into the Great War, Eve Gardiner desperately

wants to join the fight against the Germans and unexpectedly gets her

chance when she's recruited to work as a spy. Sent into enemy-occupied

France, she's trained by the mesmerizing Lili, the "Queen of Spies", who

manages a vast network of secret agents right under the enemy's nose.

Thirty years later, haunted by the betrayal that ultimately tore apart the

Alice Network, Eve spends her days drunk and secluded in her crumbling

London house. Until a young American barges in uttering a name Eve

hasn't heard in decades, and launches them both on a mission to find the

truth ... no matter where it leads.

Lions ClubRobert & Mary Bortner

Fred Burns & Nadine SiarTom UffelmanPhyllis Phelps

Leslie SandersonFred & Charlotte Trump

Gwen Lehr

THANK YOUThank you to the York County Community Foundation Airie Knipel, Harry V & J. William Warehime Foundation Fund for awarding us a grant to purchase 100 conference chairs for our main activity room.

DONATIONS MADE IN MEMORY OF BILL WOOD

Robin Barton

Bob & Maryann Brenneman

Fred Burns

Paul Diehl

Pauline Diehl

Ethel Donner

Wanda Doverspike

Doris Fodor

Kelly & Betsy Garrett

Rich & Ginger Garrison

Alice BortnerLarry Metzger

Susanne LittlestarJean Gross

Richard HartsoughSharon Pannell

VFW Post 5265 Spring GroveKennies

George & Bev Gladfelter

STEWARD DONATIONS

IN SYMPATHYThese members passed away in

since the beginning of 2018:

Rod Abel

Janease Artz

Nellie Brickner

Gweneth Englebreth

Carole Price

Terry Reinhard

Sterling Sauble

Ann Snyder

Ardella Williams

William Wood

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.

Meals on Wheels News

A Special Thank you to Marly Richards for generously making

and donating Valentines Cards to our HDM consumers, our

Volunteers, and Staff. They were beautiful and very much

appreciated!

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MARCH 2018

1472 Roth’s Church Road, Suite 103

Spring Grove, PA 17362

(717) 225-0733

www.WindyHillontheCampus.org

Email: Info@windyhillonthecampus.org

Open Mic! – Thursday, March 1; 10 a.m. This is Windy Hill's version of “American Idol.”

Grab the microphone and express your talent!

Council Meeting & Entertainment – Monday, March 5; 10 a.m. Entertainment will be

provided by Leo Reaver. 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. Due to the cancellation of February's meeting due to ice, Council

Member elections will be held today.

Now You Have It, Now you don't … - Tuesday, March 6; 10 a.m. Please bring a wrapped

gift (value of $3 - $5) 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.

Intro to Watercolor Painting – Tuesday, March 6 & Tuesday, March 20; 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.

Matter of Balance – Wednesday, March 7; 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. This class will be held

Wednesdays until April 11. Please register at the Reception Desk. There is no charge for

this class.

Word Link – Thursday, March 8; 10 a.m. Exercise your brain and have fun at the same

time with this popular word game.

Dime Bingo – Monday, March 12 and Monday, March 19; 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 March

8th and March 15th.

Intergenerational Program – Tuesday, March 13; 10 a.m. Spring Grove Elementary

School students from 2nd and 4th grade will be in the building to have fun with an activity.

Make a plan to spend the morning with a great group of kids and sign up for lunch by

March 6th. We are providing light snacks this day, please bring donations of chips,

pretzels, packaged cookies (this is a school rule), and juice boxes to the front desk.

Poetry Reading – Wednesday, March 14; 10 a.m. Richard Thomas, former Spring Grove

Area School District teacher, will read poems from his book, The Movie Never Made and

Other Rhymed & Metered Verse. If you picked up one of his books when we had them on

the front table, he'll be happy to sign it for you.

Bingo Bonanza – Friday, March 16; 9:30 a.m. Sign up for lunch by Wednesday, March

14th, for a bag lunch let Nancy know by March 1st! March 16th is the St. Patrick Day Meal –

Corned Beef and Cabbage!

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

Find us on

Facebook

What's Happening??

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Scrapbooking w/Bev – March 19; 10 a.m. Bring your pictures and enthusiasm and Bev

will help you turn your memories into beautiful works of art. Supplies are provided.

Family Feud – Tuesday, March 20; 10 a.m. Join us in this fun game. It is a favorite with

our regulars!

Hollywood Casino Trip – Wednesday, March 21; bus leaves 9am. Register and pay in full

by March 7th. See details inside.

Blood Pressure Check – Friday, March 23; 9:15 a.m. Screenings take place in the

lunchroom.

UPMC Pinnacle Hanover Hospital presents “Back Injury Prevention for Older Adults”

- Monday, March 26; 10:00 a.m. Sign up for lunch by March 22nd.

Stamping with Grace – Tuesday, March 27; 10 a.m. Grace Harrold will share her love of

making stamped greeting cards. (Cost: $1)

Mind Matters & Lunch – Tuesday, March 27; 11 a.m. Viewing and Discussion of

“Elizabeth Cady Stanton & The Women's Movement.” Remember to sign up for lunch by

Friday, March 23.

Breakfast with Leo Fundraiser – Wednesday, March 28; 8:30-9:30 a.m. Get your tickets

early for one of our favorite fundraisers. Leo Reaver cooks up a full big breakfast with eggs,

sausage, potatoes, biscuit, juice and coffee for $5. This is a popular fundraiser, tickets

cannot be guaranteed if you wait until the last minute.

March Birthday and Anniversary Party- Thursday, March 29; 10 a.m. Entertainment

featuring DJ Pebbles. Preregister for lunch early. Last day to register for lunch is March

27th.

Quilts for Kids – Mondays, March 12 & March 19; 5 p.m. and Thursday, March 8; 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 March 15 and March 22 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)

Tracy HaperASSISTANT DIRECTOR

March 7 Orders Due for Sub Sale Pick up March 14 or 15

March 22; 6:30-8:30 p.m. Gun Law Seminar – History and Purpose of

the 2nd Amendment

March 24; 10:30 until sold out Chicken BBQ