Author: Diakon

BIG SPRING NEWS

Fundraising

June 2017

July 2017

Food Sales	154.05
Art Time	6.00
Memberships	200.00
Crafts	3.00
Cookbooks	1,255.00
T-Shirts	12.00
Advertising	60.00
Fountain Festival	657.05
Donation
American Legion	1,000.00
Individual	75.00
North Newton Township	1,000.00
Saylor's Market	300.00
Total	4722.10

Food Sales	211.80
Art Time	10.00
Memberships	75.00
Cards	2.10
Cookbooks	180.00
Donation
American Legion	1,000.00
Community Aid	556.40
Total	2,035.30

For Sale: Senior Center Tote Bags $12
Senior Center T-Shirts -$10/$12
Senior Center Cookbook—$15

Cinema Friday— Movie, a Root Beer Float and Popcorn
Come out and join your friends at the Big Spring Senior Center and watch a blockbuster movie on Friday, September 8th & October 13th from 1 p.m.—3 p.m. We are asking for a $2 donation to cover the cost of the root beer floats and popcorn.

FUNDRAISING

Yard Sale—Don’t forget to come to our yard sale on the porch of the Senior Center/Mountain View Apartment building on Thursday and Friday, September 14th & 15th from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. We have lots of good bargains. We will also be selling hot dogs, root beer floats, and baked goods. Donations will be gladly accepted beginning, Monday, September 11th. Your items should be in good condition. DO NOT PRICE—WE WILL BE ASKING FOR A CASH DONATION FOR ITEMS AT THIS SALE. We need volunteers to run the yard sale, to set up and put away and donations of baked goods. Please let us know how you can help.
Borough of Newville Summer Concert Series/Root Beer Floats and Bake Sale: The Newville Community and Economic Development Committee will be hosting a summer concert series at the Newville Community Park on a monthly Sunday evening from 5 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. this Summer/Fall. The Big Spring Senior Center has been invited to provide refreshments. We will need volunteers to assist in selling root beer floats and baked goods during these events and also volunteers to make baked goods. Please contact the Senior Center to sign up. The dates will be: September 24 and October 8.
Apple Dumplings: We will be taking orders for Apple Dumplings during the month of October and making them on Wednesday, October 25th and Friday, October 27th with pick up Thursday, October 26th & Friday, October 27th. Cost of an apple dumpling (made with a whole apple) will be $2.50. Orders can be called in at 776-4478.
Bake Sale at Saylor’s Market— On October 6 & 7 we will be having a bake sale at Saylor’s Market from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. We will need donations of baked goods delivered to the Senior Center by noon on October 5 to give us time to bag and price. In addition, we will need volunteers to sell baked sale items at the Market. Please see the signup sheet at the receptionist desk.

Prime Time Health Offerings

THE BIG SPRING SENIOR CENTER OFFERS THE FOLLOWING
CLASSES:
NEW PROGRAM ALERT**************** Walk with Ease
Interested in a walking group program? Cathy is certified in this Evidenced-Based Program and it will begin on Thursday, September 7th and run into early November at 9:15 a.m. Wear a pair of comfortable walking shoes. We will begin with a class room session for about 30 minutes including instruction and warm ups and then proceed with a 30 minute walk and cool-down. You will receive a workbook and a pedometer. The class will meet at the Senior Center on Mondays and Thursdays (see calendars for specific dates) at 9:15 a.m. Walking will be at a pace acceptable to all those in attendance.
Zumba Gold—every Monday and Thursday at 9:00 a.m. at the First United Presbyterian Church. The cost is $2.00 a class for those 60+/$5.00 a class for those 50 to 59. Zumba Gold is a low-intensity version of the Latin dance-inspired fitness class aimed at a more mature audience. Research at Minot State University in North Dakota has indicated that Zumba not only has an effect on physical fitness, but also on cognitive (mental) function. No need to sign up; just walk in.
Stretching—We stretch, using a video, at the Big Spring Senior Center. It is free for those who are members/$5.00 for non-members or those 50 to 59. Please check the activity calendar for dates and times; although it is usually on a Friday at 12:30 p.m. Just walk in.
T’ai Chi for Arthritis— Held on Tuesdays from 9-10 a.m. at the First United Presbyterian Church. Cost is $5 donation per class. To register, call 776-4478.
Yoga—Wednesdays from 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. The class is held at Big Spring Presbyterian Church, 25 South Corporation Street, Newville. Yoga is a mind-body practice that combines stretching exercises, controlled breathing and relaxation. Yoga can help reduce stress, lower blood pressure and improve heart function (from the Mayo Clinic website). The cost is $65/$55 if you are a member of the Senior Center. Registration and payment are due before the classes start. This 10-week session begins Wednesday, September 6th but can be pro-rated if you start mid-session.
Doubling Gap Day at the Mountain—Friday, October 20th 9:00 a.m.– 2:00 p.m.
We will be carpooling from the Senior Center to the Doubling Gap Church of God Camp. Cost is $13 member/$15 non-member which covers breakfast and a delicious chicken BBQ meal served by the Camp staff. The popular Silent Auction will be held along with entertainment by “Simple Gifts” beginning at 9:00 a.m. During their time on stage they will be playing 10-12 different instruments and presenting traditional music from the British Isles, Appalachia, Scandinavia, and Eastern Europe including narrative about the instruments and their musical genres. At 10:30 participants will learn the basics of playing the ukulele with hands on instruction to volunteers. From 11:30 a.m. to noon you can join the group in the Sun Room to learn more about folk and world music. As always there are opportunities to play games (bring your own) and enjoy the beautiful mountain scenery from the walking trails or the porch rockers. Please sign up at the Center by October 11th and see Cathy if you need or can give a ride.

BIG SPRING NEWS

Special Programs

Van and Carpool Trips

Sunday, September 3rd: Celtic Music @ Kings Gap Join us for a delightful afternoon/evening of Celtic music (Seasons & The Celtic Martins). Bring a blanket or lawn chair; food vendors will be on site. We will be leaving the Senior Center at 1:30 p.m. Sign up and pay $5 for transportation by September 1st.
Wednesday, September 13: Bingo @ Branch Creek Senior Center, Shippensburg & Lunch @ Diffy’s Restaurant: We will be leaving the Big Spring Senior Center at 9:30 a.m. to be carpooling to Branch Creek Senior Center to play Bingo. Cost will be 25 cents per card pack of 10 games, and then after play we will travel to Diffy’s for lunch (your cost). Please remember to tip your driver (we will be carpooling). Sign up no later than Tuesday, September 12th.
Monday, September 18th: Gratz Fair: Admission is free today for seniors 60+ and active military, all others are $8. Experience Wildlife w/Wendy & her tropical birds, Comedy by Lee & Judy and Harness Horse Racing. Of course, we will enjoy all the Gratz Fair food. The cost of transportation is $10; we leave the Center at 9:30 a.m.
Wednesday, September 27th: Camp Eder Senior Day Camp, Fairfield, PA. It’s a Pumpkin Palooza! Enjoy fall-themed activities along with a Chalk Talk by Chalk Artist Elva Hurst. And don’t forget their good food. A hot breakfast and lunch consisting of chicken pot pie, side salad, hot diner roll w/ith honey butter, broccoli with chees sauce, pumpkin pie and ice cream. The trip is all inclusive for $23/member and $28/non-member payable by Wednesday, September 20. We will leave the Center promptly at 8 a.m.
Tuesday, October 10th: Scenic Drive to Elk County We will be leaving the Senior Center at 10:00 a.m. for an opportunity to see the magnificent Elk of Elk County, Pennsylvania. We will stop mid-way for a packed lunch made by the Senior Center staff, visit the Elk County Visitor Center in Benezette (4-D Story Theater), Old Bull Café and Elk Mountain Winery. This trip will last into the late hours of the evening so please plan accordingly. Cost will be $20 for members and $25 for non-members which includes travel, admission to the 4-D Story Theater, and a packed lunch. Deadline to pay & sign up will be Friday, October 6th.
Thursday, October 19th: 50 Plus Cumberland County Expo, K Street, Carlisle 9 a.m.—2 p.m. What can you expect at the 50+ Expo? Exhibitors, health screenings, seminars, entertainment, door prizes and food all for baby boomers, seniors and their families, care givers looking for information for themselves or others to help them live happy, healthy lives as independently as possible. Sign up and pay $5 for transportation by October 17th. We are car-pooling to this event. Please tell Cathy if you are willing to drive.
Saturday, October 21st: Camp Eder 39th Annual Harvest & Heritage Celebration, Fairfield, Pa. Designed for the whole family, attractions include a benefit auction, food & craft vendors, music, games, and many other activities. An authentic Pit-Roasted Pork lunch is offered as the highlight of the day. Many other pioneer-style demonstrations are featured including their scrumptious apple butter-making. We will leave by carpool from the Senior Center at 9:00 a.m. Sign up no later than Friday, October 19th. Cost is $5 for non-drivers.
Sunday, December 10th: Allenberry Playhouse Trip, Lunch and Matinee (see info on back)

Watercolor Painting Class: Are you looking for a new hobby or do you want to improve your painting skills? The class meets Mondays at 2:00 p.m. Come learn painting techniques from professional artist, Carolyn Hocker. The cost of a four-week session is $25 and $1 each week to the Senior Center. Please call 776-4478 to register and to get more information.
Crafts: Tuesdays at 9:00 a.m. at the Center. We could use your help, hands and ideas. Come and make beaded jewelry, seasonal and everyday crafts, as well as new friends. This program is open to the public. Call 776-4478 to let us know you are coming.
Bible Study: Every Wednesday in September and October at 1:00 p.m. Pastor Vernon Gauthier of First United Presbyterian Church will be leading our Bible Study. His topic will be on Galatians.
Games at the Center: We have lots of opportunities to play cards and games at the Center. On Thursday mornings, at 9:30 a.m., we play 500 with a dedicated group of card players and are always looking for new players. Come out to play Cornhole, Shuffleboard Ladder ball and board games in the mornings, too. On Thursday afternoons, at 12:30 p.m., Bob Ballard or Bill and Linda Sweigart lead us in a variety of games. Check the calendar for dates and times for game night. Don’t ever consider playing games as frivolous; studies show that it stimulates your brain which helps counter the aging process. Game Night will be Tuesday, September 26th & Tuesday, October 31st beginning at 6 pm
Labor Day Picnic: Come one and all to our annual Labor Day Picnic. The event will take place on Friday, September 1st at 12:00 noon in the Community Room of Mountain View Apartments. Sign up in the Senior Center for what you plan to bring.
Meet Librarian Mary from the John Graham Public Library: On Wednesday, September 6th at 9:30 a.m. Mary will be here to discuss popular books to read through the County library system.
Breakfast Groups: On Friday, September 8th at 8:30 a.m., we will be holding the Ladies’ Breakfast; and on Friday, October 13th at 8:30 a.m., we will be holding the Men’s Breakfast. Come out and enjoy a hot, homemade breakfast made by Senior Center staff and its volunteers. Cost is $5.00.
Big Spring Senior Center Cinema Fridays: On Friday, September 8th and Friday, October 13th we will be showing a blockbuster movie. Come join us from 1–3 p.m. for a bowl of popcorn and root beer float. A donation of $2 goes towards food.
Restaurant Outings: On Thursday, September 14th our Lunch Bunch will be leaving the Senior Center at 11 a.m. for lunch at Red Lobster, 935 Wayne Avenue, Chambersburg. On Thursday, October 19th the Lunch Bunch will be leaving the Senior Center at 11 a.m. for Mamma Spriggs’, 160 York Road, Carlisle. Call if you need a ride.
“Refresher on Food Safety & Sanitation”: Join us for our quarterly nutrition education program which will be held on Tuesday, September 26th at 12 noon conducted by Cathy.
Scam Alert: If you receive a phone call saying that they are from “meals on wheels” and begin requesting personal information this is a scam. This is not a representative of the meals on wheels program. Ask for call back information and contact your local Area Office of Aging or Senior Center.
Call the Senior Center at 776-4478, check our website @ www.bigspringseniorcenter.weebly.com or our Facebook page for upcoming events & trips. Remember, we want your suggestions on what you want to do and where you want to visit.

BIG SPRING NEWS

Special Programs continued

“Are you Kidding Me!”: On Thursday, September 21st Hospice of Central Pennsylvania will be at the Senior Center at 12 noon. This presentation will surely be enlightening, comical and educational.
AARP Driver’s Safety Full Course: September 22nd & 29th 12:30 p.m.—4:30 p.m. AARP will hold their Safe Driver’s Course at the Senior Center. This is for those 55+ who have not taken the original 8-hour course. The fee is $15 for AARP members and $20 for non AARP members, payable to the instructor the first day of the course. Call the Senior Center at 776-4478 to register or for more information.
Blood Pressure Check: Anna Failor, a retired nurse, is volunteering her time on Wednesday, September 27th and Wednesday, October 25th from 12:15—1 p.m., to help you keep track of this important health indicator.
Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon: Anyone who has volunteered for the Senior Center during this past year is invited to attend a luncheon at 11:30 a.m. on Thursday, October 12th in your honor. Your generosity of your time and talent is invaluable. This lunch is just a token of our appreciation for all you do. Entertainment and recognition of the top volunteers will follow the luncheon. Please call in your reservation by 3:00 p.m. Tuesday, October 10th to 776-4478.
Fall/Halloween Party Luncheon: On Tuesday, October 31st we will have a luncheon at 11:30 a.m. related to Fall & Halloween. More information will be posted at the Senior Center. Lunch will be provided by staff for $5. Note: Dress for Halloween—it’s going to be a hoot.
Medicare Presentation & Open Enrollment: On October 5, at 12:00 noon Trudy Kessler will be here to discuss getting ready for Medicare Open Enrollment. “Then, on October 24 and November 14 from 9:00 a.m. to 3 p.m. the Office of Aging is providing one-on-one Medicare counseling. It is open enrollment time; time to select a new plan or be assured that the one you have is still meeting your needs. Call the Office of Aging at 240-6110 and ask for Trudy Kessler to set up an appointment. The location of the appointment will be in the Community Room at Mountain View Apartments adjacent to the Senior Center office. By appointment only.
Facebook Group: “Elder Orphans” Community for Adults Aging Alone
check it out or ask Cathy about it.
Dates to Remember
November 8th: Tour of the Cumberland County 911 Center and lunch out at the newly opened Walnut Bottom Steak & Seafood Restaurant.
November 13th: Healthy Steps for Older Adults at 1st United Presbyterian Church
November 16th: Thanksgiving Dinner @ First United Presbyterian Church
November 29th: Camp Eder Senior Day Camp
December 7th: Hershey Outlets & Sweet Lights Tour December 10: Allenberry Dinner Resort—2 p.m. Matinée, ”The Best Christmas Pageant Ever: The Musical” December 12th: Hanukkah High Tea at Deb Cleveland’s House
December 19th: Christmas Dinner @ First United Presbyterian Church

Big Spring News

The Big Spring Senior Center
91 Doubling Gap Road, Suite 1
Newville, PA 17241
717-776-4478
www.bigspringseniorcenter.weebly.com
www.facebook.com/bigspringseniorcenter

Sunday, December 10th: Allenberry’s “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever The Musical - Join us for an afternoon beginning with lunch at 12 noon at the newly opened “The Barn Restaurant” on property. Then we will proceed to the show which begins at 2 p.m. The Senior Center has pre-ordered 20 tickets for this event. We will order more once all tickets are purchased on an as needed basis. So signup early to reserve your ticket.
The Herdmans are the worst kids in the history of the world–so when they crash Sunday school and demand parts in the Christmas pageant, the whole town panics. There’s not supposed to be biting or cigar-smoking in Bethlehem, and while these kids have never even heard the Christmas story, they definitely have rewrites! Soon everyone from the terrified pint-sized shepherds to the furious church ladies are calling for reluctant director Grace Bradley to cancel the whole thing. It’s up to Bradley and the Reverend to help their community see the Christmas story and the Herdman kids through new eyes in this buoyant musical adaptation of the funny and touching holiday classic.
Cost of the tickets are $28 adult under 60 years of age and $22 Student through College/Senior Citizen 60+ years of age. Additional cost of $5 for roundtrip transportation if you do not drive. Lunch on your own at The Barn Restaurant. Silent night? Not a chance. But sometimes a little joyful noise is just right for Christmas. Signup and pay for your ticket no later than October 30th.

Disclaimer - If you do not wish to receive any further communications from the Big Spring Senior Center concerning requests for donations or other fundraising activities, please notify Cathy Graver by mail at the Big Spring Senior Center, 91 Doubling Gap Road, Newville, PA 17241.

Center Director:
Cathy Graver

September/October 2017

Center Assistant:
Rausa Roscinski

IGNITE YOUR PASSION at YOUR Senior Center
September is Senior Center Active Aging Month
Come out and IGNITE YOUR PASSION
Cathy and Rausa have planned many activities for the month of September. Check out the calendar pages for exciting and fun things to do at our Senior Center, more specifically, the week of September 25th through 29th. This is the month to IGNITE YOUR PASSION We have something for everyone.
Caring for Loved Ones with Dementia & Memory Impairment
October 12th 6:30 p.m. -8:00 p.m.
Partnered with First United Presbyterian Church
111 Big Spring Avenue, Newville, PA
Are you an individual who cares for a loved one with dementia and memory impairment? Do you have issues of concern: Physical, Social, Psychological and Spiritual. You are not alone. This program is designed for you in mind. Come for the following reasons:
Take care of myself
Remember the only one I can change is me
Lighten up and have some fun
Take a regular break from caring of others
Educate myself about the illness
Accept help from others
Use Community resources
Remember I am loved even when my loved one can’t express it to me.
Reverend Howard West will review emotional, social and spiritual challenges faced by people caring for loved ones with dementia and recommend some ways of improving caregiver self-care.
Important to Know: The Big Spring Senior Center is supported, in part, by a grant from the Cumberland County Office of Aging and Community Services, The Pennsylvania Department of Aging and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration on Aging.
Important to know: The Big Spring Senior Center is supported, in part, by a grant from the Cumberland County Office of Aging and Community Services, The Pennsylvania Department of Aging and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration on Aging.

Sunday

3 1:30 pm Leave for Music on the Mountain (Celtic Music) at King’s Gap

10 God’s Hands Zion Lutheran Church will do volunteer work here at the senior center in the afternoon.

SUNDAY
5-7 p.m.
Music in the Newville Park

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday		Thursday	Friday
					1 9 am Chinese Checkers / 12 Noon Labor Day Picnic / 1 pm Stretching / Deadline to Sign-up for King’s Gap Trip
4	5 9:00 am T’ai Chi for Arthritis / 9 am Crafts / 11:30 am Lunch / 1 pm Wii Bowling	6 8:30 am Yoga / 9:30 am Tea and Talk: Read a Book Day with Librarian Mary / 11:30 am Lunch 1 pm Bible Study		7 9 am Zumba Gold Aerobics / 9:15 am Walk with Ease 1 of 18 / 9:30 am Play 500 / Games with Bob / 11:30 am Lunch / 12:30 pm Games	8 8:30 am Ladies' Breakfast / 10 am Chinese Checkers / 11:30 am Lunch / 12:30 pm Stretching / 1 pm Cinema Friday
11 9 am Zumba Gold Aerobics / 9:15 am Walk with Ease 2 of 18 11:30 am Lunch / 2 pm Water Color Painting Class	12 9:00 am T’ai Chi for Arthritis 9 am Crafts / 11:30 am Lunch / 1 pm Wii Bowling / Deadline to Sign-up for Bingo at Branch Creek	13 8:30 am Yoga / 9:30 am Tea and Talk: Coloring for Adults / 9:30 am Bingo at Branch Creek /Lunch @ Diffy’s / 11:30 am Lunch / 1 pm Bible Study		14 YARD SALE 8-2 / 9 am Zumba Gold Aerobics / 9:30 am Play 500/Games with Bob / 11:30 Lunch Bunch @ Red Lobster / 11:30 am Lunch / 12:30 pm Games	YARD SALE 8-2 / 9 am Chinese Checkers / 11:30 am Lunch 12:30 pm Stretching / Deadline to Sign-up for Gratz Fair Trip
18 9:30 am Leave for Gratz Fair / 9 am Zumba Gold Aerobics / 9:15 am Walk with Ease 3 of 18 11:30 am Lunch / 2 pm Water Color Painting Class	19 9:00 am T’ai Chi for Arthritis 9 am Crafts 11:30 am Lunch / 12:30 pm Wii Bowling / 6:30 Sr. Ctr. Board Meeting	20 8:30 am Yoga 9:30 am Tea and Talk: National Women’s Friendship Day / 11:30 am Lunch / 1 pm Bible Study / 2 pm Advisory Council Meeting	Camp Eder Deadline to sign up.	21 9 am Zumba Gold Aerobics / 9:15 am Walk with Ease 4 of 18 / 9:30 am Play 500/Games with Bob / 11:30 am Lunch with Hospice of Central PA/”Are You Kidding Me?” / 12:30 pm Games	22 9 am Chinese Checkers / 10:30 am Stretching / 11:30 am Lunch/ / 12:00 Noon—Bob & Barbara Rhoades Trip / 12:30 pm AARP Safe Driving Course Part 1

Active and Graceful Aging
When it comes to aging well, most of us already know what we need to do: Exercise, eat right, get a good night’s sleep. Don't smoke or drink heavily.

In addition , consider the following: keep your friends close, control your blood pressure and learn something new every day. See how we can support your good efforts.

The Center is Closed.

25 Fine Arts Day ( bring something to share that you have made)
9 am Zumba Gold Aerobics
9:15 am Walk with Ease 5 of 18 11:30 am Lunch
2 pm Water Color Painting Class

26 9:00 am T’ai Chi for Arthritis 9 am Crafts
11:30 am Lunch with Quarterly Nutrition Program @ noon
1 pm Wii Bowling
6 p.m. Game & Aqua Night

27 8 am Trip to Camp Eder
8:30 am Yoga
9:30 am Tea and Talk: Brain Games
11:30 am Lunch
12:15—1:00 pm Free Blood Pressure Screening
1 pm Bible Study

28
9 am Zumba Gold Aerobics
9:15 am Walk with Ease 6 of 18
9:30 am Play 500/Games with Bob
11:30 am Lunch
12:30 pm Games

9 am Chinese Checkers
10:30 a.m. Stretching
11:30 am Lunch
12:30 pm AARP Safe Driving Course
Part 2

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

8 Sunday
5-7 pm Newville Concert Series—Octoberfest Root Beer and Bake Sale

2 9 am Zumba Gold Aerobics / 9:15 am Walk with Ease 7 of 18 / 11:30 am Lunch / 2 pm Watercolor Painting Class	3 / 9 am Crafts / 9 am T’ai Chi for Arthritis / 11:30 am Lunch / 1 pm Wii Bowling	4 8:30 am Yoga / 9:30 am Tea and Talk: Uses for Apple Cider 11:30 am Lunch 1 pm Bible Study		5 Baked Goods due by Noon / 9 am Zumba Gold Aerobics / 9:30 am Play 500/Games 11:30 am Lunch 12 Noon Medicare Presentation / 12:30 pm Games with Bob Ballard	6 9 am to 3 pm Bake Sale at Saylor’s Market / 9 am Chinese 11:30 am Lunch 12:30 pm Stretching / Deadline to Sign-up for Elk County Trip
9 / 9 am Zumba Gold Aerobics / 9:15 a.m. Walk with Ease 8 of 18 / 11:30 am Lunch / 2 pm Watercolor Painting Class	10 10 am Trip to Elk County / 9 am Crafts / 9 am T’ai Chi for Arthritis / 11:30 am Lunch / 1 pm Wii Bowling / 3 p.m. Deadline for registration for Volunteer Luncheon	11 / 8:30 am Yoga / 9:30 am Tea and Talk: Coloring for / Adults 11:30 am Lunch 1 pm Bible Study / Deadline to sign up for Day on the Mountain		12 9 am Zumba Gold Aerobics / 9:15 am Walk with Ease 9 of 18 / 9:30 am Play 500 / Games with Bob Ballard / 11:30 am Volunteer Appreciation Lunch / 12:30 pm Games with Bill & Linda / 6 to 8 pm Dementia Seminar	13 8:30 am Men’s Breakfast / 10 am Chinese Checkers / 11:30 am Lunch / 12:30 pm Stretching / 1 pm Cinema Friday w/ Root Beer Floats
16 9 am Zumba Gold Aerobics / 9:15 am Walk with Ease 10 of 18 / 11:30 am Lunch / 2 pm Watercolor Painting Class	17 9 am Crafts / 9 am T’ai Chi for Arthritis / 11:30 am Lunch / 1 pm Wii Bowling / 6:30 pm Senior Center Board Meeting / Deadline to sign up for the 50+Expo Trip	18 / 8:30 am Yoga / 9:30 a.m. Tea and Talk: Chocolate Cupcake Day / 11:30 am Lunch / 1 pm Bible Study		19 9 am—2 p.m. 50 plus Expo / 9 am Zumba Gold Aerobics / 9:15 am Walk with Ease 11 of 18 / 9:30 am Play 500/Games / 11: 30 am Lunch Bunch @ Mamma Spriggs 11:30 am Lunch 12:30 pm Games with Bob Ballard / Deadline to sign-up for the Camp Eder Celebration	20
23 / 9 am Zumba Gold Aerobics / 9:15 am Walk with Ease 12 of 18 / 11:30 am Lunch / 2 pm Watercolor Painting Class	24 9 am to 3 pm Medicare Open Enrollment Counseling by the Office of Aging (by appointment in the Community Room) / 9 am Crafts / 9 am T’ai Chi for Arthritis 11:30 am Lunch / 1 pm Wii Bowling	25 Make Apple Dumplings 8:30 am Yoga / 9:30 am Tea and Talk: International Artist’s Day 11:30 am Lunch / 12:15 -1:00 pm Blood Pressure Check / 1 pm Bible Study		26 9 am Wii Tournament at Carlisle / 9 am Zumba Gold Aerobics / 9:15 am Walk with Ease 13 of 18 / 9:30 am Play 500/Games 11:30 am Lunch / 12:30 pm Games with Bob Ballard / Apple Dumpling Pickup	27 Make Apple Dumplings / 9 am Chinese Checkers 11:30 am Lunch 12:30 pm Stretching / Apple Dumpling Pickup
30 9 am Zumba Gold Aerobics / 9:15 am Walk with Ease 14 of 18 / 11:30 am Lunch/2 pm Watercolor Class	31 9 am Crafts/ T’ai Chi for Arthritis / 11:30 am Fall/Halloween Luncheon / 1 pm Wii Bowling 6 pm Game Night	Dress for Halloween

Day on the Mountain at Doubling Gap

Call for car pool ride prior.

7 SATURDAY
9 am to 3 pm Bake Sale at Saylor’s Market

21 9 am—Leave by car pool to Camp Eder’s Harvest and Heritage Celebration