From the Director - Jen Washburn Wish List/ Thank Yous/New Members 2 November Lunch Menu/Mind Matters Insert November Sub Orders/Memory Screenings Insert Trip to Harrisburg Insert Isaac’s Fundraiser Insert Program Calendar 3 Birthdays 4 Inside this issue: Up and Coming Events Capitol Tree Christmas Ornaments - Stop in on 11/3 at 10 AM to make Christmas ornaments for the Capitol Christmas tree! It is free to make an ornament for the capitol; if you would like to make an extra for yourself, a $2 donation is requested. Please sign up by 11/1. Memory Screenings - We have once again partnered with the Alzheimer ’s Foundation to offer free memory screenings on 11/8. Screenings are not meant as a diagnosis, but simply as way to start a conversation with your doctor(s). Screenings will be available from 10:30-11:30 AM. Movie & Popcorn - Come in on 11/9 at 12:30 to watch Home for the Holidays. We will make popcorn to go along with the movie. Sands Casino Trip - We will be hosting a trip to the Sands Casino in Bethlehem on 11/13. The trip will leave at 8 AM and return at 7 PM. Motor coach transportation provided by Bailey. Cost per person is $28; deadline to sign up is 10/30. Haircuts with Linda - Linda from Adorn Anew will be in starting at 9:30 AM on 11/14 to pro- vide haircuts for both men and women. If you would like more information or to set up an ap- pointment, please call the center no later than Thursday, 11/9. Ice Cream Social - Have a sweet treat with us on 11/15 at 12:30...after you’ve cleaned your plate that is! Sundaes are $2 and root beer floats are $1. We are Thankful! - In the spirit of Thanksgiving, join us on 11/16 for our annual Thanksgiving meal at noon and share what you are thankful for! As in the past, we will post these through Thanksgiving. Paul in the Saddle - Stop in on 11/17 at 12:30 to hear your favorite hits played live! National Fudge Day - Come in on 11/20 to indulge in some delicious peanut butter fudge! Fresh Express - The next Fresh Express food distribution date is 11/21 at 9:30. The deadline to sign up is 11/13. ‘Black Monday’ Thrift Shop Sale - Come in on 11/27 for our annual after Thanksgiving 50% off thrift shop sale! Sleeping Bags for the Homeless - The volunteers who make sleeping bags to distribute to the homeless will be in on 11/28 at 10 AM. Stick Candle Holder Craft - We will make special candle holders on 11/29 at 10 AM. A $2 do- nation is requested to cover costs. Please be sure to sign up no later than 11/27. WITF Mind Matters - Experiencing Hubble - Join us on 11/30 at 12:30 as retired airline pilot Lou Thieblemont speaks about the history of the Hubble telescope. See the enclosed insert for more details. Red Land Senior Center NOVEMBER 2017 “Sharing memories from the past and making new ones for the future!” Staff: Executive Director: Jen Washburn Food Service Manager: Nancy Jones Meal & Programming Assistant: Julie Widmayer Receptionists: Judy Keefer & Shirley Yeatts We will be closed Friday, November 10th for Veterans Day. We will also be closed Thursday & Friday, Novem- ber 23rd and 24th for Thanksgiving. Enjoy the holi- days! Please keep in mind that our funding from the York County Area Agency on Aging is tied to the number of meals we serve. The more meals we serve, the better; every single meal counts! We do accept modest donations for the meal. Please take a look at your November lunch menu and make it a personal goal to come in once per week. Please note we need your meal reservation at least one business day in advance by 10:30 AM. You may either call or stop in to make your reservation. We hope to see you soon! Center Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:30 AM-3 PM Thrift Shop Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:30 AM-3 PM November’s newsletter is co-sponsored by Gayle Markowitz and a Friend of the Center. God bless everyone!
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From the Director - Jen Washburn
Wish List/ Thank Yous/New Members 2
November Lunch Menu/Mind Matters Insert
November Sub Orders/Memory Screenings Insert
Trip to Harrisburg Insert
Isaac’s Fundraiser Insert
Program Calendar 3
Birthdays 4
Inside this issue:
Up and Coming Events
Capitol Tree Christmas Ornaments - Stop in on 11/3 at 10 AM to make Christmas ornaments for the Capitol Christmas tree! It is free to make an ornament for the capitol; if you would like to make an extra for yourself, a $2 donation is requested. Please sign up by 11/1. Memory Screenings - We have once again partnered with the Alzheimer’s Foundation to offer free memory screenings on 11/8. Screenings are not meant as a diagnosis, but simply as way to start a conversation with your doctor(s). Screenings will be available from 10:30-11:30 AM. Movie & Popcorn - Come in on 11/9 at 12:30 to watch Home for the Holidays. We will make popcorn to go along with the movie. Sands Casino Trip - We will be hosting a trip to the Sands Casino in Bethlehem on 11/13. The trip will leave at 8 AM and return at 7 PM. Motor coach transportation provided by Bailey. Cost per person is $28; deadline to sign up is 10/30. Haircuts with Linda - Linda from Adorn Anew will be in starting at 9:30 AM on 11/14 to pro-vide haircuts for both men and women. If you would like more information or to set up an ap-pointment, please call the center no later than Thursday, 11/9. Ice Cream Social - Have a sweet treat with us on 11/15 at 12:30...after you’ve cleaned your plate that is! Sundaes are $2 and root beer floats are $1. We are Thankful! - In the spirit of Thanksgiving, join us on 11/16 for our annual Thanksgiving meal at noon and share what you are thankful for! As in the past, we will post these through Thanksgiving. Paul in the Saddle - Stop in on 11/17 at 12:30 to hear your favorite hits played live! National Fudge Day - Come in on 11/20 to indulge in some delicious peanut butter fudge! Fresh Express - The next Fresh Express food distribution date is 11/21 at 9:30. The deadline to sign up is 11/13. ‘Black Monday’ Thrift Shop Sale - Come in on 11/27 for our annual after Thanksgiving 50% off thrift shop sale! Sleeping Bags for the Homeless - The volunteers who make sleeping bags to distribute to the homeless will be in on 11/28 at 10 AM. Stick Candle Holder Craft - We will make special candle holders on 11/29 at 10 AM. A $2 do-nation is requested to cover costs. Please be sure to sign up no later than 11/27. WITF Mind Matters - Experiencing Hubble - Join us on 11/30 at 12:30 as retired airline pilot Lou Thieblemont speaks about the history of the Hubble telescope. See the enclosed insert for more details.
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“Sharing memories
from the past and
making new ones for
the future!”
Staff: Executive Director: Jen Washburn
Food Service Manager: Nancy Jones Meal & Programming Assistant: Julie Widmayer
Receptionists: Judy Keefer & Shirley Yeatts
We will be closed Friday, November 10th for Veterans Day. We will also be closed Thursday & Friday, Novem-ber 23rd and 24th for Thanksgiving. Enjoy the holi-days!
Please keep in mind that our funding from the York County Area Agency on Aging is tied to the number of meals we serve. The more meals we serve, the better; every single meal counts! We do accept modest donations for the meal. Please take a look at your November lunch menu and make it a personal goal to come in once per week. Please note we need your meal reservation at least one business day in advance by 10:30 AM. You may either call or stop in to make your reservation. We hope to see you soon!
Center Hours:
Mon.-Fri. 8:30 AM-3 PM
Thrift Shop Hours:
Mon.-Fri. 8:30 AM-3 PM
November’s newsletter is co-sponsored by Gayle Markowitz and a Friend of the Center. God bless everyone!
Special thank yous go out to Newberry Township, Rock It Pizza, Darrenkamp’s, Katie Davis, Bootie Ness, Stephen & Sandra Ritter, Green Valley Society of Farm Women, Wavelene Lamp, Melvin Burlew, David Hooper, Pete DeWalt, Judi Fenicle, Russel Goheen, Laraine Forry, Jeffrey Kolva, Douglas & Margaret Benner, Brumilda Fish, Jim Segrist, Richard & Patricia Milletics, Duane Van Etter, the Sechlers, Earl Car-rell, Vernon & Agnes Cleary, Duane Yohe, Frank & Velma Hughes, Raymond & Joyce Shade, Maryellen Rehm, Barry Oberlander, Kenneth Ross, Norma Retallack, Wayne Hoover, J. Michael Love, Scott & Terri Gross, Nancy Kurtz, the Marazas, Christine Arnold, Jo-Ann Howard, John Sharp, John & Deb Conrad, Bob Stanley, Virginia Wert, James Kolva, Paul & Darlene Diehl, Ernest Baker, Carole Spahr, Charles Denon-court, Linda & Robert Spahr, John Staz, Gene & Lois Musto, Dennis Vittone, Glenn Kurzenknabe, Grover Herr, Robert & Nancy Ickes, Sandra Potvin, Zula Mae Snyder, Dennis Stape, James Garrison, Thelma Goodhart, Dot & Art Sterner, Cynthia Visker, Charles Yost, James & Genevieve Walter, Mary Shettel, Wayne Kohr, Dale Faught, Michael Frigm, Gary Dodson, John & Connie Boyle, Jeffrey Roser, Rosalie Smith, David & Betsy Kline, Arthur Best, Judi Meyer, Timoth & Bonnie Grunstra, Bill & Ginny Robinson, the Cubblers, Janet Eppley, Jean Lambert, Tony Miller, Arella Darlington, Lillian Pusey, Andy An-descavage, Larry & Brenda Lane, Robin Sarver, Jean Condon, Jacqueline Todd, Gary & Joan Erb, Brenda Smoker, David & Gwen Leroy, Linda Decker, Kolene & Stephen Stambaugh, Ray Souders, Cynthia Bell, and John Stremmel for their donations. Thank you also to everyone who donated anonymously; we appre-ciate your support!
Any donation whether it is monetary or purchasing an item on our wish list is greatly appreciated! Remem-ber, this is YOUR center! If you bring in any food item, please check the date first to make sure it has not expired. In addition please make sure that the food item is sealed and has not been opened. Thank you in
advance for your generosity!
Donald Mills
Andy Andescavage
Constance Andescavage
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Thank You!
Our Wish List
Welcome New Members!
Our sincere condolences go out to
the loved ones of John Bennick and
Carole Welpton who recently passed.
Please keep their loved ones in your
thoughts and prayers.
R E D LA ND SE NI OR CE NT ER
Cookies & Snacks
Paper Towels
Toilet Paper
Postage Stamps
8 1/2 x 11 size white copy paper
Air Freshener
Thrift Donations
Thank you to everyone who has donated to the thrift shop over the spring and summer. Please keep in mind if you have clothing donations now, be sure they are fall and winter apparel. Any spring/summer clothing may be placed in the Community Aid bin. We do receive quarterly donations from Community Aid accord-ing to how many donations are received. As always, please make sure all donations are freshly laundered and ready to sell. Thanks in advance!
We are taking orders for a Rada Cutlery fundraiser
now through December 5. Please stop in to pick up a catalog or order online by
"Sharing memories from the past and making new ones for the future!'
NON PROFT ORG U.S. Postage
P A I D
Harrisburg, PA
Permit No. 879
Joe Baker 30
Sam Bogan 18
Gloria Carney 19
Michael Carper 7
Ruth Conley 29
George Craker 4
Ronald Currens 27
Nancy Day 11
Glen Dunbar 2
Guy Farner 30
Frances Foose 3
Carolyn Funk 13
John Griffith 27
Lester Gross 15
Pat Hauser 20
John Hoover 11
Frank Hughes 21
Lillie Kohler 21
Pinkie Pinkham 24
LaMargaret Powell 14
Evelyn Repine 14
Pat Richards 22
Pat Saar 22
Shirley Santiago 10
Amelia Satcher 10
Jim Segrist 21
Glen Showalter 5
Zula Snyder 9
Patricia Sowers 27
Lynne Spearing 2
Dolores Speese 2
Steve Strayer 5
Vickie Strayer 17
Linda Stewart 2
Tom Thomas 23
Keith Turner 25
Donald Tuttle 11
Joyce Walck 12
Arlene Walters 9
Robyn Wamsher 10
Hilly Whitmer 5
Sandra Wilt 27
Barbara Zimmerman 11
Sylvia Zimmerman 23
Judy Zurick 24
November 2017
Congregate Meal Menu
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
November 1 November 2 November 3
Chicken Alfredo Beef Burrito Kielbasa 1/2 cup Penne Pasta with Sauce 3 ounces Meat, Cheese 1/2 cup Loaded Diced Potatoes1/2 cup Italian Green Beans with Lettuce and Tomato 1/2 cup Baked BeansGarlic Breadstick 1/2 cup Warm Fiesta Corn Hot Dog rollFresh Seasonal Fruit 1/2 cup Spanish Rice Fresh Seasonal Fruit
Tortilla Shell 1/2 cup Baked Pineapple
November Birthdays
November 6 November 7 November 8 November 9 November 10
Roasted Pork Loin Creamy Chicken Picatta Baked Sweet Sausage Sandwich Honey Orange Chicken Thigh with 1 ounce Gravy 1/2 cup Egg Noodles with 2 ounces Peppers and Sauce 1/2 cup Blended Rice Pilaf1/2 cup Seasoned Potatoes 1/2 cup California Blend Vegetables with 1/2 ounce Mozzerella Cheese 1/2 cup Oriental Vegetable Blend1/2 cup Green Beans Garlic Breadstick 1/2 cup Au Gratin Potatoes White BreadBiscuit with Apple Butter 1/2 cup Applesauce 1/2 cup Green Beans 1/2 cup Pineapple DelightFresh Seasonal Fruit Birthday Cake Sandwich Roll
Peach Cobbler Delight
Thanksgiving Special
November 13 November 14 November 15 November 16 November 17
1 cup Chicken and Dumplings Baked Meatloaf with gravy Bratwurst Roasted Turkey with 4 ounces Gravy Chicken Marsala1/2 cup Pepper Slaw 1/2 cup Whipped Potatoes 1/2 cup Parslied Potatoes 3 ounces Homemade Stuffing 1/2 cup Garlic and Parmesan PastaWhole Grain Buttermilk Biscuit 1/2 cup Creamed Corn 1/2 cup Peas and Onions 1/2 cup Mashed Potatoes 1 cup Tossed Salad with Tomato1/2 cup Warm Peaches Wheat Bread Hot Dog Roll 1/2 cup Sliced Carrots and Dressing
1/2 cup Sliced Apples Sugar Cookie 1/4 cup Cranberry Sauce Wheat BreadMustard Packet Dinner Roll 1/2 cup Mandarin Oranges
Slice of Pumpkin Pie
November 20 November 21 November 22 November 23 November 24
Baked Ham with Fruit Sauce Chicken Philly Pita Swedish Turkey Sweeties (8)1/2 cup Whipped Sweet Potatoes with Onions, Peppers, Cheese with 2 ounces Gravy1/2 cup Cauliflower 1 cup Creamy Potato Soup 1/2 cup Butter BowtiesWhite Bread with Crackers 1/2 cup Broccoli and CarrotsBrownie Pita Bread Wheat Bread
1/2 cup Blushed Pears Fresh Seasonal Fruit
November 27 November 28 November 29 November 30
Breaded Chicken Cutlet Mushroom Swiss Burger Open Face Turkey Sandwich 3/4 cup Baked Ziti with Meatballs (3)1/2 cup Au Gratin Potatoes 1 cup Creamy Cauliflower Soup with Gravy with Marinara Sauce and 1 ounce1/2 cup Sweet Peas with Crackers 1/2 cup Whipped Potatoes with Chives Cheese ToppingWheat Bread Hamburger Roll 1/2 cup Sliced Carrots 1 cup Caesar Salad1/2 cup Mandarin Oranges Fresh Seasonal Fruit White Bread Italian Bread
Spice Cake with Icing 1/2 cup Tropical Fruit Salad
*** All meals are subject to change *** *** Served Daily: 8 ounces Milk and 1 teaspoon Margarine***
Stop in or call the center at 938-4649 to reserve your meal at least one business day in advance by 10:30 AM.
LOU THIEBLEMONTLou Thieblemont was a pilot for TWA and American Airlines for 38 years. He is now retired but still loves to travel. Lou is also the former mayor of Camp Hill, PA.
Presented by WITF and Lou Theiblemont
Experiencing Hubble
SPACE...The Final Frontier.
Lou Thieblemont is back to take us on another wonderful adventure. There are telescopes and then there is the HUBBLE Telescope. Are you ready to learn about how Edwin Hubble took his knowledge and showed us how much more there is to our universe. You will learn about many of the stepping stones in the world's ability to look into the stars and how individuals from all over the world made it possible for us to know a lot of what we do today about space.
Strap in for an amazing journey!! See you there! About the Presenter
is currently Co-Chair of the department. He is a Fellow of the American College of Sports Medicine where he has also served
www.facebook.com/witfmindmatters
WITF is a valued source of educational, inspiring and creative content for adults and children inevery community in Central Pennsylvania. WITF’s programs and services reach nearly two million
citizens in 19 counties throughout the region. WITF is comprised of public broadcasting stationsWITF TV (PBS), WITF 89.5 & 93.3 (NPR), witf.org and regional magazine Central PA
(published by The Patriot-News in an association with WITF).
MEMORY CONCERNS? Get Screened. Get Information.
FREE MEMORY SCREENINGS Where: Red Land Senior Center
When: Wednesday, November 8; 10:30-11:30 AM
Phone: 717-938-4649 Memory screenings are like other routine health check-ups.
*Each memory screening takes approximately 10 minutes and while the result is not a diagnosis, it can suggest if someone should see a physician for a full evaluation.
The National Memory Screening Program is an initiative of:
Start taking orders now and be sure to collect the money when you take orders. All orders include snack bag of chips.
Please note that we cannot take special orders. Tomatoes, lettuce, onion, oil, and mayo will be wrapped separately
from the sub orders. All orders and money are due by no later than Friday, November 10. Orders will be ready for
pick up/delivery by 10:30 AM on Friday, November 17. All profits benefit the Red Land Senior Center. Questions?
Call the center at 938-4649; fax orders to 938-2399 or email orders to [email protected].
*Each sub/sandwich includes a bag of chips Name & Phone Ham & Swiss
Pretzel
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JOIN US FOR OUR
“Community Night” FUNDRAISER
Come and enjoy an evening out with family and friends on Sunday, November 19, 2017, at WEST SHORE ISAAC’S in Lemoyne. By participating in our fundraiser, you will be helping support Red Land Senior Center.
We are grateful for your support. Isaac’s will donate 25% of your food and beverage purchase to our center.
WHERE: WEST SHORE/LEMOYNE ISAAC’S West Shore Plaza – Valid at this location only 1200 West Market Street, Lemoyne Call 731-9545 for takeout orders
WHEN: Sunday, November 19, 2017, 5:00 – 8:00p.m.
HOW: Bring this flyer with you or show it on your phone, complete the information and give to your server.
This form can be used for Dine-In, Takeout & Online Orders at www.isaacsdeli.com!
Use coupon code FUND for online fundraiser orders.
Please complete this information for your server.
Name:_______________________________________
# of People in Party:___ Cost of Meal (excluding tax):_______
In order to maximize the amount of donation for the organization, we ask our Loyalty members to kindly refrain from using their number during fundraisers. Meal Deals, Coupons, Discounts, and Loyalty Perks are not valid during Fundraisers.
Want to help us earn even MORE? Add an Isaac’s Gift Card to your check and 15% of the gift card sale will be added to the fundraiser! Gift card must be used on future visit.
When: Wednesday, December 13 Where: State Capitol & State Museum, Harrisburg Itinerary:
10:30 AM – Depart from Red Land Senior Center 11:00 AM – Arrive/check in at Capitol 11:30 AM – Guided Tour of the Capitol 12:15 PM – Picnic Lunch at the Capitol 1:00 PM – Depart Capitol 1:15 PM – Check in to Museum 2:00-2:30 PM – Planetarium Show, Season of Light 2:30-4:15 – Tour the Museum on your own 4:30 – Depart Museum
5:15 PM – Arrive back at RLSC
Cost: $15 – This includes round trip transportation via Rabbit Transit, driver gratuity, lunch, and museum admission/planetarium show.
Registration/Payment Deadline: Tuesday, December 5
Please see a staff member to sign up and pay. We will collect your money and put you on the list. Remember, you are not guaranteed a seat until you have made payment! We must have a minimum of 15
people to go.
*Cancellation Policy – You may cancel up through December 5th and receive a full refund. If you need to cancel after December 5th, you will be responsi-
