1 JANUARY 2017 1472 Roth’s Church Road, Suite 103 Spring Grove, PA 17362 (717) 225-0733 www.WindyHillontheCampus.org Email: [email protected]Scavenger Hunt- Tuesday, January 3; 10 a.m. – Join in on this fun activity to start off the new year! Undecorate the Center – Wednesday, January 4; 10 a.m. Now that the holidays are over, it is time to put away our beautiful holiday decorations and get out the snowmen. The more hands the lighter the work. Secret, Fact, Wish – Thursday, January 5; 10 a.m. Have fun with this interesting guessing game! Council Meeting – Monday, January 9; 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. Snowman Craft Project – Tuesday, January 10; 10 a.m. Join us this morning as we make a cute snowman craft. Cost is $2.00 each. Mind Matters – Wednesday, January 11; 10 a.m. – Windy Hill is offering this monthly video-based program produced by WITF TV in partnership with the PA Department of Aging. This month's topic is “Experiencing Hubble,” presented by Lou Thieblemont, Aviator and former mayor of Camp Hill. Mr. Thieblemont will tell us about how Edwin Hubble used his knowledge to show us how much more there is to our universe. The presentation will begin promptly at 10 a.m. so please be on time. Open Mic! – Thursday, January 12; 10 a.m. This is Windy Hill's version of “American Idol.” Grab the microphone and express your talent! Now You Have It, Now You Don't … - Tuesday, January 17, 10 a.m. Please bring a wrapped $1 gift that you would like to receive. If you forget your gift, you cannot play. No extra gifts will be kept at the center. Fundraiser Breakfast with Leo – Wednesday, January 18, 9 a.m. Leo Reaver and his crew will prepare a wonderful breakfast of eggs, sausage, breakfast potatoes and biscuits. Tickets will need to be purchased. They are $5.00 each. CENTER HOURS Monday - 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? ? Continued on page 10
Music & Movie Trivia – Wednesday, January 18, 10 a.m. Test your
knowledge of music and movie trivia this morning.
Family Feud! – Thursday, January 19; 10 a.m. Come and join in on the fun!
Board Game Fun! – Monday, January 23; 10 a.m. Come out and enjoy
playing some popular board games with your friends at Windy Hill.
Marvelous Me Game – Tuesday, January 24; 10 a.m. A sweet game to
share experiences with your friends.
New Member Orientation – Tuesday, January 24; 12:30 p.m. For new
members or members who have been around for awhile. Do you know the
history of Windy Hill or how we operate? Join us for this presentation.
Ted Talk – Wednesday, January 25; 10 a.m. – This month's topic will be
“The Food we Eat.” We will listen to a few speakers discuss the fact that food
is more than nourishment. How has the American diet changed over the
years?
Scrapbooking with Bev– Thursday, January 26; 10 a.m. – Bev Strausbaugh
will be assisting members with their scrapbooking projects. Bring pictures or
whatever items you would like to include in your project.
Simple Wellness – Monday, January 30; 10 a.m. A representative from
Hanover Hospital will be on hand to provide additional information on
general wellness.
Quilts for Kids – Monday, January 9 and Tuesday, January 17, at 5:00
p.m. and Thursday, January 12; at 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.
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STAFF to s ok un r Pa LAh T RIT NU OSM S NPO
WINDY HILL2016-17
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
SPONSOR
January 16 – City Slickers Country Line Dancing – 7-9 p.m.
Line and Partner Dancing - $8.00
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DONATIONS
THANK YOU TO THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS WHO
MADE MONETARY DONATIONS IN THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER
PRAYER LIST
Charlie Douglass
Gloria Geesey
Ardella Williams
Treva Myers
Larry Grothey
WISH LIST NEWSLETTER SPONSOR
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS!
The newsletter for January is sponsored by:
THANKYOU
UPCOMING ACTIVITIES:
Tim Reinaman
Jeannie Scott
Edna Valentine
Pat Franklin
Libby Beck
Larry Wolf
A special thank you for donations in the month of November. Donations included food, supplies and other items to our center.
Donald & Ethel Donner thin honor of our 57 Wedding Anniversary
William & Deborah Burger
Dee Davis
Faith Fuhrman
Donna Maxwell
Dan & Brenda Miller
Mary Morgan
George Mummert
Kip Senft
Carl Shaffer
Donna Shaffer
Harry Wagner
February 6 – Council Meeting with entertainment by Jerry Pavlovsky
February 14 – Valentine Party and meal
February 22 – February Birthday/Anniversary Party
The center will be closed the following
days for holiday observances:
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.
Windy Hill Closing Policy
* Greater Need
Monday, January 2 - New Year's Holiday
Monday, January 16 – Martin Luther King Day
Monday, February 20 – President's Day
Bob & Maryann Brenneman
Pauline Diehl
Ethel Donner
Wanda Doverspike
Dolly Emig
Tom Gorman
Donna Hamm
Paul & Grace Harrold
Jim & Rita Hobday
Naomi Shearer
Barry & Bev Strausbaugh
Nancy Wagner
Elaine Walker
Doris White
Betty Yohe
Country Meadows of York
Nearby Eggs
Kennies Markets
Don & Dolores Hoover
Susan Howes
Susan Kanwischer
Ken & Pat McCannon
Kass Moubrey
Nancy Ohlson
Cynthia Opong
Leo & Sandy Reaver
Yvonne Riley
Joann Rohrbaugh
Appeal Donations:Phil & Deb Keener (Steward)Jeff Waybright (Steward)Phil & Kate Pennington (Friend)
Monetary Donations:Eugene & Fran BixlerJerry CramerRalph & Pat CritesSusan HowesPaul & Grace HarroldRichard Hartsough
Barb MillerBetty MitchellMary MorganShiloh American LegionDoris WhiteBill WoodVFW Post 5265
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*
8 ½ x 11 white copy paper *
Bottled Salad Dressing*
Snack Size Baggies
Gallon Freezer Bags
Bleach
Toilet Paper*
Dessert Plates**
Correction to December's Newsletter Sponsor –
Bob & Gloria Kramer in loving memory of our parents.
Newsletter sponsorship opportunities are available for 2017. We prepare and copy over 350 newsletters
each month. 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 2017 sponsorships in the reception
area. You may sponsor in memory or in honor of someone or something.
Newsletter Sponsorships Available for 2017:
PLEASE UPDATE YOUR CONTACT/EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION
Many of our members are switching over to cell phones and giving up
their land line telephones. Please be sure to alert the Windy Hill office
of any changes to your contact and/or emergency contact information.
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Fitness Programs at Windy Hill Mondays:
10:00 Basketball (Free)
11:00 Chair Exercise (Free)
11:00 T'ai Chi Chih ($5)*
12:30 Yoga ($5)*
Tuesdays:
10:00 Zumba Gold ($5)*
10:00 Shuffleboard (Free)
10:00 Line Dancing ($2)
Wednesdays:
10:00 Walking Club (Free)
10:00 Basketball (Free)
11:00 Chair Exercise (Free)
Friday:
10:00 Walking Club (Free)
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)
10:00 Walking Club (Free)
12:30—Yoga ($5)*
Bob Spertzel, Athletic Trainer and
PT Assistant, is available to provide
fitness training support in the nd th
fitness room on the 2 and 4
Thursdays of each month from
Noon – 2 p.m.
Fitness Trainer
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Windy Hill on the Campus has an Endowment Fund with the York County Community Foundation (YCCF).
Heritage Funds with YCCF are established by nonprofit organizations, and your gift will forever be
used for the organization's well-being as determined by the Windy Hill Board. Visit www.yccf.org to see how
YCCF is helping to create a vibrant York County.
How to make a gift:
• Through a gift of money via check to the endowment fund
• Through your will, by specifically naming the endowment fund
• Through a life insurance policy, by naming the endowment fund as beneficiary
• By a gift of real estate to the endowment fund
• By transferring appreciated assets (stocks, bonds, etc.) to the endowment fund
• Through a charitable gift annuity which will pay you income for life
For those that are fortunate enough to be over age 70 ½, you may have required minimum distributions that
have to be withdrawn each year from IRA's and 401(k)'s. In lieu of taking the distribution, paying the taxes, and
contributing after-tax dollars, you can transfer IRA/401(k) dollars directly to the endowment fund and potentially
avoid the tax consequences to you (consult your tax advisor regarding how this applies to your specific situation).
DID YOU KNOW?
Beginning in January, we will be
offering a beginner tap dancing
class on Fridays at 10 a.m. There
will be a free demonstration on
Friday, January 20, at 10 a.m. The
class will be taught by Charlee,
who owns the York A rea
Repretouire of Dance in Spring
Grove. Charlee has danced for
over 30 years and has taught
dance for 15 years. No experience
is necessary for this class. It is a
great way to have fun and exercise.
No tap shoes are required. Cost
per class will be $5.00.
Learn to Tap Dance with Miss Charlee
We are looking to start a golf class one time per week on Wednesdays for
individuals to learn golf basics and swing techniques. The classes will be
taught by local golf pro, Fred Shultz. Fred has been a member of the PGA
for over 40 years, and was instrumental in starting golf instruction at
various local golf courses. Classes will be held at Windy Hill and will be
$5.00 per class. Please place your name on the sign-up sheet if you are
interested. We are looking to start the classes in the new year.
Beginner Golf Lessons
We will be offering the 8 week iPad Trainings beginning on Thursday,
February 23 at 1 p.m. The classes are held each Thursday at either 9 a.m. or 1
p.m. You must commit to attending all eight-week sessions. There is no
charge for the classes, however, registration is required. This class is
designed, specifically, for users of the iPad and not other brands of tablets. If
you do not have an iPad, no worries, we have iPads for you to use. Even if you
have never worked on any type of electronic device or computer, you will be
able to learn how to use an iPad. Classes will be facilitated by Sara Smith and
the Spring Grove High School students will provide tutoring support.
Registration forms are available at the front desk.
Spring iPad Training Scheduled
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ANNIVERSARIES
JANUARY BIRTHDAYS
If we missed your birthday or anniversary, please contact
our office at 225-0733 so we can put you on our list!
Our Celebration for
Birthdays and Anniversaries
in January will be held
on Tuesday, January 31st
at 10:00 a.m. with entertainment
provided by Tom Shultz
1/1 -
1/3 -
1/4 -
1/5 -
1/6 -
1/7 -
1/8 -
1/10 -
1/11 -
Virginia HansenMary Ann KiserDebra NixonRuth ReichertCharlotte ValentiKatherine ErdmanCarol LeiphartDoris WeberJudy BentonClair GarnerHarold MillerDorothy BaerMary Jo CrawfordMarlene Ayers-MillerPaul BrubakerPaul Diehl Jr.Edgar LauchmanCarole MurphyRobert OvermillerSteve FodorFrancis FuhrmanDebra Grentzler
friends to come enjoy breakfast in our café! Please
note that breakfast is served at 9 a.m.
Rich & Gynger GarrisonJanuary 23, 1960
Dan & Doris DeitzelJanuary 24
Barry & Bev StrausbaughJanuary 25, 1964
Robert & Janet MaherJanuary 9, 1988
Pete & Kathryn ErdmanJanuary 10, 1970
Larry & Donna SheridanJanuary 17, 1959
Ken & Bonna KroutJanuary 17, 1965
Birthday cakes are provided
by Country Meadows
Beginning in January APPRISE counselors from the York County Area Agency on Aging will be available that the Windy Hill on the second Wednesday and the 4 Monday from 9-11 a.m. A representative will be
assisting with the following:
• Understanding Medicare benefits and services
• Making informed choices about selecting a supplemental insurance
• Understanding how Medicaid works
• Understanding the Medicare Summary Notice
• Helping with the appeal process and assisting with paperwork
• Understanding the different programs that are available for prescriptions drugs
• Helping with benefits and programs you can use to save money
These counselors are specially trained to answer questions about Medicare, Medicaid, Medigap,
prescription drugs, preventive care, and to assist with paperwork. They also have direct access to State
and Federal Medicare information and resources. Please see Nancy at the reception desk to schedule
an appointment.
Apprise Counseling is Back!
We will begin taking tax appointments for our
members on Monday, January 9. Tom Uffelman will
be available in the office during the hours of 9:30
a.m. – 1:30 p.m. on Mondays and Fridays. Please call
or see Tom in the office during those times.
Appointments will begin on Tuesday, February 7
from 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Please make your
appointments as soon as possible as they fill up fast.
Tax Appointments
CoPilot Community:Access is now available online to sign up for lunch.
If you go to www.CopilotCommunity.com, you will
be able to see our program schedule, menu, sign up
for lunch, rate programs and even play games. It will
be necessary to have an email address and you will
need to register your Copilot card number. If you
need assistance completing your registration,
please see staff.
LIHEAP Applications Available
Applications for the Low-Income Home Energy
Assistance program (LIHEAP) will be available after
November 1. This program helps low-income families
pay their heating bills. It is a grant, which does not
need to be paid back. Crisis grants are also available if
you are in jeopardy of losing your heat due to broken
heating equipment or leaking lines, lack of fuel, and
termination of utility services or danger of being
without fuel. Individuals may apply online or by
picking up an application at the front desk.
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January 5January 6
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1/2 cup Breakfast P
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January 9January 10
January 11January 12
January 133 ounces P
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3 ounce Hot D
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1/2 cup Sauerkraut
1/2 cup Stew
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1/2 cup Baby C
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January 16January 17
January 18January 19
January 201 cup S
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1/2 cup Sliced P
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January 23January 24
January 25January 26
January 273 ounces B
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Slice w
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3 ounces BB
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4 ounces Breaded Lem
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1/2 cup Orange K
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1 cup Mixed G
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1/2 cup Brussel S
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Dinner R
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Sugar C
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January 30January 31
3 ounces Meatloaf w
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Baked V
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1/2 cup Banana P
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ANNIVERSARIES
JANUARY BIRTHDAYS
If we missed your birthday or anniversary, please contact
our office at 225-0733 so we can put you on our list!
Our Celebration for
Birthdays and Anniversaries
in January will be held
on Tuesday, January 31st
at 10:00 a.m. with entertainment
provided by Tom Shultz
1/1 -
1/3 -
1/4 -
1/5 -
1/6 -
1/7 -
1/8 -
1/10 -
1/11 -
Virginia HansenMary Ann KiserDebra NixonRuth ReichertCharlotte ValentiKatherine ErdmanCarol LeiphartDoris WeberJudy BentonClair GarnerHarold MillerDorothy BaerMary Jo CrawfordMarlene Ayers-MillerPaul BrubakerPaul Diehl Jr.Edgar LauchmanCarole MurphyRobert OvermillerSteve FodorFrancis FuhrmanDebra Grentzler
friends to come enjoy breakfast in our café! Please
note that breakfast is served at 9 a.m.
Rich & Gynger GarrisonJanuary 23, 1960
Dan & Doris DeitzelJanuary 24
Barry & Bev StrausbaughJanuary 25, 1964
Robert & Janet MaherJanuary 9, 1988
Pete & Kathryn ErdmanJanuary 10, 1970
Larry & Donna SheridanJanuary 17, 1959
Ken & Bonna KroutJanuary 17, 1965
Birthday cakes are provided
by Country Meadows
Beginning in January APPRISE counselors from the York County Area Agency on Aging will be available that the Windy Hill on the second Wednesday and the 4 Monday from 9-11 a.m. A representative will be
assisting with the following:
• Understanding Medicare benefits and services
• Making informed choices about selecting a supplemental insurance
• Understanding how Medicaid works
• Understanding the Medicare Summary Notice
• Helping with the appeal process and assisting with paperwork
• Understanding the different programs that are available for prescriptions drugs
• Helping with benefits and programs you can use to save money
These counselors are specially trained to answer questions about Medicare, Medicaid, Medigap,
prescription drugs, preventive care, and to assist with paperwork. They also have direct access to State
and Federal Medicare information and resources. Please see Nancy at the reception desk to schedule
an appointment.
Apprise Counseling is Back!
We will begin taking tax appointments for our
members on Monday, January 9. Tom Uffelman will
be available in the office during the hours of 9:30
a.m. – 1:30 p.m. on Mondays and Fridays. Please call
or see Tom in the office during those times.
Appointments will begin on Tuesday, February 7
from 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Please make your
appointments as soon as possible as they fill up fast.
Tax Appointments
CoPilot Community:Access is now available online to sign up for lunch.
If you go to www.CopilotCommunity.com, you will
be able to see our program schedule, menu, sign up
for lunch, rate programs and even play games. It will
be necessary to have an email address and you will
need to register your Copilot card number. If you
need assistance completing your registration,
please see staff.
LIHEAP Applications Available
Applications for the Low-Income Home Energy
Assistance program (LIHEAP) will be available after
November 1. This program helps low-income families
pay their heating bills. It is a grant, which does not
need to be paid back. Crisis grants are also available if
you are in jeopardy of losing your heat due to broken
heating equipment or leaking lines, lack of fuel, and
termination of utility services or danger of being
without fuel. Individuals may apply online or by
picking up an application at the front desk.
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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 ($5)*
Tuesdays:
10:00 Zumba Gold ($5)*
10:00 Shuffleboard (Free)
10:00 Line Dancing ($2)
Wednesdays:
10:00 Walking Club (Free)
10:00 Basketball (Free)
11:00 Chair Exercise (Free)
Friday:
10:00 Walking Club (Free)
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)
10:00 Walking Club (Free)
12:30—Yoga ($5)*
Bob Spertzel, Athletic Trainer and
PT Assistant, is available to provide
fitness training support in the nd th
fitness room on the 2 and 4
Thursdays of each month from
Noon – 2 p.m.
Fitness Trainer
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Windy Hill on the Campus has an Endowment Fund with the York County Community Foundation (YCCF).
Heritage Funds with YCCF are established by nonprofit organizations, and your gift will forever be
used for the organization's well-being as determined by the Windy Hill Board. Visit www.yccf.org to see how
YCCF is helping to create a vibrant York County.
How to make a gift:
• Through a gift of money via check to the endowment fund
• Through your will, by specifically naming the endowment fund
• Through a life insurance policy, by naming the endowment fund as beneficiary
• By a gift of real estate to the endowment fund
• By transferring appreciated assets (stocks, bonds, etc.) to the endowment fund
• Through a charitable gift annuity which will pay you income for life
For those that are fortunate enough to be over age 70 ½, you may have required minimum distributions that
have to be withdrawn each year from IRA's and 401(k)'s. In lieu of taking the distribution, paying the taxes, and
contributing after-tax dollars, you can transfer IRA/401(k) dollars directly to the endowment fund and potentially
avoid the tax consequences to you (consult your tax advisor regarding how this applies to your specific situation).
DID YOU KNOW?
Beginning in January, we will be
offering a beginner tap dancing
class on Fridays at 10 a.m. There
will be a free demonstration on
Friday, January 20, at 10 a.m. The
class will be taught by Charlee,
who owns the York A rea
Repretouire of Dance in Spring
Grove. Charlee has danced for
over 30 years and has taught
dance for 15 years. No experience
is necessary for this class. It is a
great way to have fun and exercise.
No tap shoes are required. Cost
per class will be $5.00.
Learn to Tap Dance with Miss Charlee
We are looking to start a golf class one time per week on Wednesdays for
individuals to learn golf basics and swing techniques. The classes will be
taught by local golf pro, Fred Shultz. Fred has been a member of the PGA
for over 40 years, and was instrumental in starting golf instruction at
various local golf courses. Classes will be held at Windy Hill and will be
$5.00 per class. Please place your name on the sign-up sheet if you are
interested. We are looking to start the classes in the new year.
Beginner Golf Lessons
We will be offering the 8 week iPad Trainings beginning on Thursday,
February 23 at 1 p.m. The classes are held each Thursday at either 9 a.m. or 1
p.m. You must commit to attending all eight-week sessions. There is no
charge for the classes, however, registration is required. This class is
designed, specifically, for users of the iPad and not other brands of tablets. If
you do not have an iPad, no worries, we have iPads for you to use. Even if you
have never worked on any type of electronic device or computer, you will be
able to learn how to use an iPad. Classes will be facilitated by Sara Smith and
the Spring Grove High School students will provide tutoring support.
Registration forms are available at the front desk.
Spring iPad Training Scheduled
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DONATIONS
THANK YOU TO THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS WHO
MADE MONETARY DONATIONS IN THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER
PRAYER LIST
Charlie Douglass
Gloria Geesey
Ardella Williams
Treva Myers
Larry Grothey
WISH LIST NEWSLETTER SPONSOR
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS!
The newsletter for January is sponsored by:
THANKYOU
UPCOMING ACTIVITIES:
Tim Reinaman
Jeannie Scott
Edna Valentine
Pat Franklin
Libby Beck
Larry Wolf
A special thank you for donations in the month of November. Donations included food, supplies and other items to our center.
Donald & Ethel Donner thin honor of our 57 Wedding Anniversary
William & Deborah Burger
Dee Davis
Faith Fuhrman
Donna Maxwell
Dan & Brenda Miller
Mary Morgan
George Mummert
Kip Senft
Carl Shaffer
Donna Shaffer
Harry Wagner
February 6 – Council Meeting with entertainment by Jerry Pavlovsky
February 14 – Valentine Party and meal
February 22 – February Birthday/Anniversary Party
The center will be closed the following
days for holiday observances:
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.
Windy Hill Closing Policy
* Greater Need
Monday, January 2 - New Year's Holiday
Monday, January 16 – Martin Luther King Day
Monday, February 20 – President's Day
Bob & Maryann Brenneman
Pauline Diehl
Ethel Donner
Wanda Doverspike
Dolly Emig
Tom Gorman
Donna Hamm
Paul & Grace Harrold
Jim & Rita Hobday
Naomi Shearer
Barry & Bev Strausbaugh
Nancy Wagner
Elaine Walker
Doris White
Betty Yohe
Country Meadows of York
Nearby Eggs
Kennies Markets
Don & Dolores Hoover
Susan Howes
Susan Kanwischer
Ken & Pat McCannon
Kass Moubrey
Nancy Ohlson
Cynthia Opong
Leo & Sandy Reaver
Yvonne Riley
Joann Rohrbaugh
Appeal Donations:Phil & Deb Keener (Steward)Jeff Waybright (Steward)Phil & Kate Pennington (Friend)
Monetary Donations:Eugene & Fran BixlerJerry CramerRalph & Pat CritesSusan HowesPaul & Grace HarroldRichard Hartsough
Barb MillerBetty MitchellMary MorganShiloh American LegionDoris WhiteBill WoodVFW Post 5265
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*
8 ½ x 11 white copy paper *
Bottled Salad Dressing*
Snack Size Baggies
Gallon Freezer Bags
Bleach
Toilet Paper*
Dessert Plates**
Correction to December's Newsletter Sponsor –
Bob & Gloria Kramer in loving memory of our parents.
Newsletter sponsorship opportunities are available for 2017. We prepare and copy over 350 newsletters
each month. 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 2017 sponsorships in the reception
area. You may sponsor in memory or in honor of someone or something.
Newsletter Sponsorships Available for 2017:
PLEASE UPDATE YOUR CONTACT/EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION
Many of our members are switching over to cell phones and giving up
their land line telephones. Please be sure to alert the Windy Hill office
of any changes to your contact and/or emergency contact information.
