Generations of Indian Valley
June 2015
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Souderton, PA 18964
June 2015
Non-Profit
Organization
Who We Are
p. 2, 20
U.S. Postage Permit
#64104
Special Announcements &
Programs
p. 2-6
Social Service &
Volunteering
p. 7
Recreational Offerings
p. 8, 9
Calendar & Lunch Menu
p. 10, 11
Health, Wellness & Spa
p. 12, 13
Travel
p. 14-16
Hours & Contact
p. 20
Lansdale, PA
19446
259 N. Second St.
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Current Resident or
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We’ll Vouch For Farmers Markets!
WRAP up your wellness plan! See p. 3
Time Dated Material
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!Generations is. . .
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place of welcome and friendship for active adults
community of people committed to learning, growth, and mutual support
gathering, where the needs and joys of the community can be shared
spirit of partnership and caring which lasts. . . from generation to generation
We’re here
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Monday-Friday, 9am-4pm
Evenings & Weekends as
scheduled* *see p. 11 for a full list of current schedule
announcements. !
Contact Us:
Main Number: (215) 723-5841
Rental Info.: (215) 723-6966
Social Services: (215) 723-1930
Meals on Wheels: (215) 723-8555
[email protected]
generationsofiv.org
Generations of
Indian Valley
Hoagie Sale:
Thursday, June 11
Enjoy a delicious turkey or Italian hoagie made
fresh with a Conshohocken Bakery roll for just
$6.oo each. Please place pre-orders by
Tuesday, June 11: 215-723-5841.
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Generations of Indian Valley is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. All proceeds benefit our
Center & Meals on Wheels Programs.
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Delivery is available for large orders. Do you
know of a local business that might be willing
to place a large order? You can pick up a large
order form at our Front Desk and spread the
word!
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Remember: You can view our full
newsletter on our website by the 1st
of each month: www.generationsofiv.org
What better place to get all
of the wonderful fruits and
vegetables of the season
than at your local farmer’s
market?
Generations is, once again, pleased
to partner with CADCOM
(Community Action Development
Commission), The PA Department
of Agriculture and Montgomery
County Aging & Adult Services for
the Farmers Market Voucher
program.
To receive your vouchers here at
Generations, you must be a
Montgomery County Resident, 60
years or older this year, and meet
the income eligibility
requirements.* Singles are eligible
for $20 in vouchers and couples are
eligible for $40 in vouchers.
*(Household income not more than
$21,590 for a single or $29,101 for
a couple). Vouchers will be
distributed at Generations on
Tuesdays from 10:00am - 1:00pm,
while they last.
There is only one more catch……
you must actually USE your
vouchers (please)! When you
spend your vouchers, you are
helping out local farmers. You can
use them all at once, or divide them
up over the season until October
31. You could save one voucher to
get a pumpkin for Halloween! If
you find that you are not going to
use your coupons, you may share
them with someone else.
There are 11 farmers markets
within a five mile radius of
Generations that will accept your
vouchers, including The Indian
Valley Farmers Market, so fill your
kitchen with some nutritious locally
grown foods today!
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Dawn Hunsdorfer,
Social Service Director
Generations of Indian Valley
June 2015
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Our team Generations is. . .
Staff
Douglas Eschbach,
Executive Director
Steven Doherty,
Development Director
Lisa Furbacher,
Member Services Director
Dawn Hunsdorfer,
Social Service Director
Kathy Jansen,
Nutrition Services Director
Lexi Little,
MOW Nutrition Assistant
Rachael Mast & Pat McQue,
MOW Directors
Stephanie Radcliff,
MOW Nutrition Director
Esther Stoudt,
Rental Director
Amy Stover, ADC,
Program Director
Milt Stover,
Maintenance Director
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Board of Directors
William Payne, Chairman
Alexandra Metricarti, Vice Chair
Christopher J. Detweiler,
Secretary Timothy Swartley, Treasurer
Lewis Goodman, Esq.
Brian K. Goshow
Ron Hallman
Paul R. Hunsberger
Marion Juniper
D. Scott Landis
Kyle Longacre
Rick Myers
Rebecca Nice, D.O.
Ella M. Roush
Carl Yusavitz
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Emeritus
Charles H. Allebach, Jr.
James Church
Scott Hillegas
Paul Wimmer
Generations of Indian Valley is a
501(c)3 non-profit community center
serving active adults in Souderton,
Telford, Franconia, and the surrounding
communities with programs in
wellness, nutrition, social services,
recreation, travel and more.
Generations’ Meals on Wheels
program serves the Indian Valley and
North Penn areas.
Generations of Indian Valley is funded,
in part, under contract with Aging and
Adult Services of Montgomery County.
Additional funding is provided by the
North Penn United Way, foundation
grants, municipal support, fundraising
projects and individual and corporate
contributions. We suggest, but do not
require, a minimum annual contribution
from our participants to help defray the
Additionally, each year in
July, we request a donation
It’s a WRAP!
Wednesdays, this June
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costs
of our operating expenses.
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We assure participation and services to
anyone applying and qualifying without
regard to race, religion, national origin,
marital status, sex, sexual orientation,
gender identity, or disability where a
person is otherwise qualified or could be
with reasonable accommodation.
from our participants to
help defray the increasingly
high costs of our operating
expenses. Although our
requested contribution is
$10.00 per person, many of
you send contributions
which are far more
generous to support our
work even further, and we
appreciate this kindness.
If you are able to contribute
to either parking lot repairs
or our annual request for
funds with a monetary
donation, please make
checks payable to
Generations of Indian
Valley and indicate which
appeal(s) you'd like to help
support in the check
memo.
Thank you for your
continued financial support
of Generations. Aware that
what you contribute to our
Center cannot be measured
by dollars and cents or line
items in a budget, we are
grateful for all you do to
support Generations of
Indian Valley.
This June, we hope you’ll join
us for a program many have
called “life changing.”
Facilitated by Betsy Gorski,
Director, Creating Increased
Connections, The Wellness
Recovery Action Plan®, or
WRAP®, is an evidence-based
practice tool that is used worldwide to address any kind of challenge to living a better
quality of life. It is a prevention tool; something you can
develop before you have any kind of life distress or
dissatisfaction. Your WRAP® program is designed by
you in practical, day-to-day terms and holds the key to
getting and staying well. It is a great companion to other
life changes you may have already made to adapt to the
aging process.
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News
notes
June 2015
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WRAP® is for Life! – It is for everyone,
anytime, and for any of life's challenges.
“WRAP has changed my life completely.
Now I am a person who knows how to take
care of myself and help myself in difficult
times. If I am feeling badly or having a hard
time, I take action.”
Paving the Way for our Mission
Recently, you may have
received a letter in mail
requesting funds for much
needed repairs to our
parking lot. If you've
visited us in the past few
months, you’ve probably
noticed that the winter took
quite a toll on our paved
surfaces! Repairs to the lot
are estimated to cost in
excess of $80,000.
Generations of Indian Valley
Facilitator Betsy Gorski is a 65-year-old married mother of
two young adults. A social worker by training, Betsy has
always worked in services within the mental health system.
Betsy is the director of Creating Increased Connections, an
organization which promotes many different types of selfhelp programs in Montgomery County. Betsy was
introduced to WRAP® in a
training session with Mary Ellen
Copeland, the originator. She
immediately saw its utility in her
own life and the lives of people
she cares about. Betsy believes
that the keys to successful living,
no matter what kind of challenge
we face, are in taking charge of
our life in a planned way.
The free WRAP® program will be presented over
four Wednesdays this June from 9:30am-12:30pm.
Participants should attend all sessions to benefit fully
from the WRAP program. Please register for the free
program by calling our front desk: 215-723-5841. As
a friendly reminder, lunch is available for purchase in
our Cafe.
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WHAT’S COOKIN’
FLAG SPONSORS
The Generations
cookbook will be
available for purchase
soon at our front desk.
Thanks to all who
submitted recipes and
especially to volunteer
Grace Price who spent
hours typing all of the
great recipes for the
book! We love to fly the flag
high! We’re so thankful
to the following
individuals who either
sponsored or donated
American flags for our
front entrance flag pole: !
David Hanwell &
Winnie Peterson STAY HYDRATED
Mon., June 10, 10am
In this season of the year
and of your life, it’s more
important than ever to
stay hydrated. Andrea
Gorman, RN, of Bayada
Home Care will present
an interactive program on
the importance of staying
hydrated. Please register
for the free program:
215-723-5841
Generations of Indian Valley
June 2015
Raising our Voices at Choralrama
The Low Down on
High Blood Pressure
Friday, June 5 at
12:30pm
Monday, June 15 at
10:00am
Our own Indian Valley
Choraleers enjoy
providing entertainment in
many local venues under
the talented direction of
Helen Keller. This month,
they’ll be coming to
Generations! Listen as
The Choraleers present a
program with three other
community center
singing groups. You’ll
hear choral arrangements
of popular, seasonal and
traditional old favorites.
The free program will
take place during lunch.
Join us for lunch
(12:00pm) or just the
music (12:30pm). If
you’re coming for lunch,
please make a
reservation by calling
215-723-5841, then place
a donation in the box
upon arrival ($2
suggested).
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heart as well as other
organs. To find out more
about this “silent killer,”
join us for a presentation
by Abington Health
Chronic Care Professional
Nurse, Jane Cero.
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Are you at risk for high
blood pressure? Most of
the time there are no
symptoms. Many people
have high blood pressure
(hypertension) for years
without even knowing it.
If left uncontrolled, it can
damage arteries and the
Please register for the free
program by calling
215-723-5841 or stopping
by our front desk.
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Look for more informative
“Help Yourself to Healthy
Living” presentations on
the third Monday of each
month at 10:00am.
AARP Safe Driving Refresher Course
Friday, June 12, 9:15am-12:00pm
Even the most experienced drivers can benefit from
To register, stop by our front desk or call 215-723-5841.
brushing up on their driving skills.
Bring your drivers license and a pen to class. If you’d
Take the AARP driver safety course and learn the current
like to have our noon meal, you must make a
rules of the road, defensive driving
reservation. Walk-ins welcome at our Café.
techniques and how to operate your
More lunch information on p. 10.
vehicle more safely in today's increasingly
“If you don’t
challenging driving environment. Get the
Most insurance companies require a full
like the way I
tools you need to drive safely on today’s
eight hour course to be taken initially. Once
drive, get off
roads, and remain independent for many
completed, a refresher course should be
the sidewalk.”
years to come. . .
taken at least every three years after that.
We recommend contacting your insurance
Join instructor Judy Pfanders to learn defensive driving
company to determine exact requirements. We will offer
techniques. Fee: $15.00 AARP Members;
another refresher course in September, 2015 and the full
$20.00 Non-members.
course again in January, 2016.
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The Scoop On Concert Sundaes
On Sundays in June, July & August, our
community welcomes talented artists and
entertainers to Souderton Park where visitors
can enjoy a free outdoor concert along with a
sundae (or other tempting refreshment)!
Generations is proud to be a “service club partner” for
Concert Sundaes. Thank you to all of our participants who
helped support the 2015 Concert Sundaes
Series! We raised over $500 for these
concerts, which bring our community
together.
Here’s the scoop on upcoming Concert Sundaes (full
brochures will be available at Generations soon):
All concerts begin at 7:00pm and are held outdoors at the
Maurice W. Foulke Bandshell at Souderton Community
Park, Wile Avenue & Reliance Rd.
If it rains, you’ll find the concert at:
Indian Crest Middle School
139 Harleysville Pk.
Souderton, PA 18964
If you haven’t experienced the treat
that is a Concert Sundae in the Park,
make this the summer to do it! Picture
a Norman Rockwell painting come to
life right here in our back yard! People
of all ages tap their toes to live music,
appreciate the talents of local artists, and enjoy
summer together. The cherry on top is that
refreshment sale proceeds during the concerts
support a different local non-profit each week
(including Generations)!
Upcoming Concert
Sundaes:
· June 7: Community Day: Lockman Family & Pete Smyser
· June 14: Our Three Tenors
· June 21: Joey Hoey Big Band
· June 28: Penn View Brass Band* !
*Come out and see us at the
Concert in the Park on June 28! All
proceeds from refreshment sales
will benefit Generations’ Center and
Meals on Wheels programming. Footnotes with Indian Valley Podiatry
Friday, June 19, 10:00am
Learn about common foot
concerns with Dr. Michelle
Morrissey on Friday, June
19 at 10:00am. The
presentation will encompass
recommendations for
prevention and treatment of
the most commonly-seen foot
and ankle problems including
peripheral vascular disease,
diabetes, and arthritic foot/
ankle deformities. A question
and answer session to better
serve individual inquiries will
follow.
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Dr. Morrissey has worked
with prominent academic and
community podiatric
surgeons in both Philadelphia
and Delaware. She currently
treats a variety of foot and
ankle pathology in both
adults and children at Indian
Valley Podiatry in Souderton.
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To register for the free
program, stop by our front
desk or call 215-723-5841.
Generations of Indian Valley
June 2015
Days at the Races
Across The Board
Purchase your tickets this June and get in the running!
The odds are in and this summer
we’ll be giving you a run for your
money with our Days at The Races
Raffle!
Purchase your raffle
tickets during the
month of June for $5
each at our front
desk. Each
Tuesday in July at
11:30am, we will
host our official
“horse race” and
choose six ticket
holders to
represent that
week’s six horses in an exciting
(well, sort of) race to the finish. The
“race” is actually just a board game
but wait until you see the horses!
Well, the horses are actually just
small cardboard cut-outs but wait
until you see how they dart across
the track! Oh, just trust us - it will be
fun! Will you hold the ticket to be
the front runner or the dark horse?
You’ll have to play to find out!
Must be 18 or older to participate.
We are a 501(c)3 non-profit
community center. All proceeds
benefit our Center and Meals on
Wheels Programming.
News & Notes
Veterans Benefit
Presentation: Wednesday, June 17
at 11:00am
Sean Halbom, Director of
The Montgomery County
Veterans Affairs Office,
will provide information
to veterans, their
dependents, and survivors
regarding their rights and
the various county, state
and federal benefits they
may be entitled to
receive. Please register
for the free program:
215-723-5841
Shingles Vaccine
Clinic Reminder:
The clinic, for Mont. Co.
residents 60 years of age
and older, will be held at
Encore Experiences of
Harleysville on June 2nd
from 9:00 - 11:30am.
This listing is a reference
only for those who have
already made an
appointment. This clinic
was advertised in our
April & May newsletters
and no new appointments
are being made at this
time.
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• Tickets are $5 each and
available at our front desk
from June 2-June 30.
• There will be six ticket
holders each week chosen
at random to be in the
following week’s running.
The race outcome will be
determined randomly by a
horse racing dice game held
in our community room.
Horses which place 1st, 2nd
or 3rd will earn a cash prize. • Actual prize amounts will be
determined by the amount
of tickets sold but are
estimated between $10-$30
each week. Tickets
will be re-entered
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into the running each week
so you have plenty of
chances to win! Artist of the Month:
Souderton artist Merril
Brown will share his
paintings with us during
the months of June &
July. Mr. Brown has been
drawing and painting as
long as he can remember.
He enjoys painting local
landscapes as well as
those areas where his
travels and vacations take
him. He has worked in
acrylic, oils and
watercolors. Merrill
Brown hopes to convey
the feelings and moods he
experiences and observes
in nature and his
surroundings.
Our New Neighbors:
Adult Day Services
Tuesday, July 7
10:00am
Save the date for a
presentation with
Catholic Health Services,
our new campus partners
who can help provide
care and companionship
for seniors who need
assistance or supervision
during the day.
Generations of Indian Valley
· Be 60 years or older this year
· Be a Montgomery Co. Resident
· Meet required income limits
Questions? Please call Dawn at
215-723-1930.
Social
Services
Our Social Services Director,
Dawn Hunsdorfer, is available
Wednesday through Friday
from 10am-1pm. Summer
hours, effective June 21, are
Wednesday and Thursday from
9am-3pm. Stop in during these
hours or call ahead to speak
with Dawn at 215.723.1930
(her job duties sometimes take
her outside of the office).
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Apprise Appointments
Thursday, June 4
Learn about the Medicare system and
how to make good health insurance
decisions once you turn 65. Ed
Savitsky, our APPRISE counselor,
will answer your Medicare questions.
This service is free and open to
members of the community.
Participants must register in
advance. Call Social Services at
215-723-1930.
Farmers Market Vouchers:
You could be eligible to get $20 in
FREE Farmers Market Vouchers.
Vouchers are distributed at
Generations on Tuesdays from
10am-1pm.
To be eligible you must:
a
Lend
hand
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Financial Counseling:"
3rd Wednesday, 1—4pm
A Senior Financial Analyst with
Univest Bank provides this free
review of your investments and or
budgeting assistance. Call Social
Services, 215-723-1930, for an
appointment.
Keystone Opportunity Center
Donations
Generations is a non-perishable food
collection site for Keystone
Opportunity Center. Place your
donations in the baskets located near
our front and rear entrances. They
are delivered regularly to K.O.C. to
help struggling families and
individuals make ends meet. We are
so grateful for your donations but
unfortunately cannot accept food that
is expired. Check the date before
you donate.
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S.H.A.R.E.
With SHARE (Self Help And
Resource Exchange) you can buy
food packages worth $35-$40 in
exchange for only two hours of
community volunteer service and
$20. SHARE is open to all without
financial restrictions. For more
information, sign-up forms and
menus, check outside the Social
Services office or call
215-723-1930. To place a SHARE
order through Generations, please
order by the date listed below.
Generations is not responsible for
any orders placed directly to
SHARE.
May Order Due Date: June 9
May Pick Up Date: June 25
Social Service Resources
Our local & regional United Ways
have an extensive database of social
services available in the region.
Anyone can access this information
by dialing 211 and talking with a live
operator or by logging on to the
system through the internet at
www.211sepa.org
Legal Aid: 3rd Thursday
Veteran’s Affairs
1:00—4:00pm, by appt.
Meet with a lawyer to discuss your
legal questions or have a will or
P.O.A. prepared. Appointments are
limited and book up fast.
Call Social Services to schedule:
215-723-1930.
Counseling Most times, the counselor from
MONTCO’s Office of VA Affairs
will be able to help you over the
phone with your needs. To set up an
appointment call 610-278-3287.
Volunteers are needed
to help weed and
water our flower beds
this season. Just a
few hours a week can
make a big
difference! Contact
Linda Kratz: 215-723-5074 Meals on Wheels
drivers are needed. Contact Rachael:
215-723-8555 Both clients and
volunteers are needed
for our local HEARTH
program which helps
seniors with yard work,
transportation, errands
counseling, and some
handy work. Contact: Shirley Petko
215-368-0985 ext 402
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Regularly Scheduled Recreation
The listing below shows when programs are typically scheduled. Activities may be canceled or
rescheduled. Please check the calendar or call if you have a question.
Front Desk Information: 215.723.5841, 9:30 am—3:00pm.
Billiards: Mon.- Fri., 9am-4pm
Join in a game of pool at one of our
two well-maintained tables. All
welcome for daily play. Registration
required for tournament play.
Donation is $1.00 per day.
Bingo (Day): 2nd & 4th Tuesday, 1:30pm
Begin purchasing your bingo cards
at 1:00pm for $1.00 each. We play
20 games and have a 50/50 raffle and
refreshments at the break.
November. The next Evening Bingo
will be Friday, June 26. On July 24
and August 28, the Evening Bingos
will be Family Night Bingos. More
information to come!
rehearses and performs a varied
repertoire on hand chimes and is
offered September-June. Ringers
who can read music are needed!
Contact Dottie: 215-721-9070.
Bowling: Wed., 10:00am
A fun time at Earl Bowl in
Earlington with a chance to win a
free game; $2.75 a game; $2.00 shoe
rental. Meet at Earl Bowl.
Creative Writing: 2nd & 4th
Thursday, 1—3pm
Do you like to write? Join our
creative writing group. Share your
stories, poems or non-fiction
articles.
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Bridge: Thurs.,
12:30-3:30pm
For the more proficient player who
can play without guidance. Join
them for a game in the Curves
Room.
Evening Dance: (1st Fri., March-November)
Dances are held from 7:00Bingo (Evening): 10:00pm, with doors opening at
4th Friday, 7:00pm
6:30pm. We have live
Doors open at 6:30pm; games begin
music and snacks are
at 7:00pm. Purchase cards for $1.00
offered at
each. We play 20 games. At
Choir Chimes: intermission! Singles &
intermission, we serve snacks and
Wednesdays, 10:15am
couples welcome. Open
offer a 50/50 cash raffle. Evening
The group, led by Dottie Reed,
to public. Dance cost is
Bingo is offered from March$10.00 at the
door. See the
Front Desk for
Book Club: Tues., June 30, 1:30pm
advance tickets
June’s book club selection will be To Kill A Mocking Bird by Harper Lee. For more
at $9.00 each. The
than half a century, To Kill a Mockingbird has stood apart as a singular American
literary masterpiece, a perennial best seller about racial and social injustice. It
next evening dances will be
brought instant and overwhelming fame to its enigmatic author, Harper Lee. Fridays, June 5 & August
7, both with The Blue
Harper Lee never published another book, leaving her millions of fans yearning
for more. Now, at age 88, Ms. Lee has revealed that she wrote another novel
Notes (No Dance in July).
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after all — a sequel of sorts featuring an aging Atticus Finch and his grown
daughter, Scout. The book is scheduled for release in July so we’re going to
refresh our memories on the original before that! Volunteer Ginger Parrish will lead a friendly discussion on Tuesday, June 30 at
1:30. Please register if you’re planning to attend our discussion. Stop by our
front desk or call 215-723-5841.
Duplicate Bridge:
Mon., 12:30—4:00pm
A serious approach to the
game; requires a partner.
Donation $1.00.
Generations of Indian Valley
Garden Club: This group does gardening around
the Center. New volunteers are
welcome. Contact Linda Kratz at
215-723-5074.
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Hand and Foot Cards:
1st, 3rd, 5th Tuesday,
10:00am—2:00pm
Learn this card game that’s similar to
Canasta. Lunch break at 12:00
noon.
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Handicrafters:
Mondays, 10:00am
Join these crafty ladies to help with
service projects or items for sale at
the Center. Look for their display at
our Meals on Wheels Entrance.
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Hasenpfeffer:
1st & 3rd Wed., 1:00pm
Contact Irene Landes at
215-723-3791 if you’d like try this
PA Dutch card game that’s lots of
fun. Beginners welcome. Please
call Irene if you are a regular player
and won’t be able to attend.
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Indian Valley Choraleers:
Mondays, 1:30—3:00pm
The Choraleers sing a variety of
popular, seasonal and patriotic tunes
from September-June. New
members welcome.
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Library: Mon.-Fri.
Our Library is available for your use
unless it is reserved for a program.
We use donations/honor system for
borrowing.
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Line Dancing: Wed., 2:00pm
Join this class to learn and enjoy the
music and the moves. Beginners
and new class members are invited
to arrive 15 minutes early for some
practice in advance. Ken Woulfe,
instructor, $2.00 per class.
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Mah Jong: Fridays, 12:30pm Join a fun group for this wonderful
old Chinese tile game! Beginners
welcome; meet by the fireplace.
Memoirs Group: Mon., 1pm
Whether you’re writing just for
yourself or to pass on to your family,
join this creative group led by
Marilyn Gross. Meet in the library.
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Newsletter Mailing: 3rd
Tues., 8:00am (June 16) Join this winning
team to help fold,
label and sort
newsletters.
Refreshments
follow for
volunteers.
Volunteers
are also needed the
afternoon before the mailing to
help fold newsletters in the back of
the community room.
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Painting: Tues., 2—4pm
Led by Louisa Wismer. One-on-one
instruction is available. Donation is
$3.00.
Pinochle:
Thursdays, 12:45—3:30pm
Straight bid, no partner required.
Refreshments served. Donation is
$1.50.
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Quilting (Beginner): 2nd & 4th Thursday,
10:00am
Volunteers Lois Hatstat and Maria
Smola will guide you in creating a
patch each month which can later be
used for a project of your choice
(pillow, tote bag, small quilt).
Beginners and experienced quilters
are welcome. No supplies necessary
unless you have something special
you’d like to use. To register for the
free program, stop by our front desk
or call 215-723-5841.
!
Red Hat Happenings:
Check the Saxy Red Hatters bulletin
board in the vestibule to sign up and
obtain more information on these
and other upcoming events:
· Meet the group at The Peace Valley
Lavender Farm on Wed., June 17.
Shuffleboard: Wed., 9:30am
Join this casual group in the warmer
months in Souderton Borough Park,
weather permitting. Park on Wile
Ave. near the pool.
!
Scrapbooking: 1st Wed., 1pm
Creative volunteer Mary Caruso will
help you organize and embellish
your photos to create a scrapbook
you will treasure. $1.00 donation for
supplies.
Technology Training: Wed., by appt. through July
Meet young volunteer Casey, who
can assist you one to one with
technology concerns such as
Facebook, email, digital cameras,
smart phones and tablets. Call
215-723-5841 to schedule.
June
2015
MONDAY
1
10:00 Handicrafters
10:00 Blood Pressure √√
TUESDAY
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3
Touch of Peace Massage
OUR NOON MEAL 12:00 Lunch: Cheese Ravioli Shingles Vaccine Clinic (p. 6)
Menu items are
listed on the
calendar. RESERVATIONS ARE
REQUIRED. Please
sign your name in
the lunch book at
the front desk or call
215-723-5841 by
Friday of the week
prior to desired
days. Upon arrival,
please swipe your
key card and place
your anonymous
donation ($2.00
suggested) in the
collection box. TAKE-OUT MEALS
are $4 each. Call
215-723-5841 by
Friday of the week
prior to desired
days. Pick up and
pay at our front
desk from
12:15-12:45. HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Celebrate birthdays
with us on Wed.,
June 17! Lunch
includes birthday
cake for dessert and
Martha leads the
singing! OUR CAFE
The Café is open
Mon-Fri from
9am-1pm and
features an a la carte
breakfast & lunch
menu. No need to
order, just stop by!
WEDNESDAY
ZB Massage 9:00-11:00 Haircuts
9:30 Shuffleboard—Soud. Park
Technology Training (p. 3)
THURSDAY
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12:30 Duplicate Bridge
Touch of Peace Massage
10:00 Hand & Foot Cards
1:00 Memoirs 12:00 Lunch: BBQ Chicken
12:00 Lunch: Cheese Steak
1:30 Choraleers
2:00 Painting Class
1:00 Hasenpfeffer 8 10:00 Handicrafters 9 Billiards home Pennridge
10 ZB Massage 11
9:00 Haircuts
10:00 Beginner Quilting (p.9)
10:00Staying Hydrated (p. 3) 9:15 Healthy Kitchen/Life
12:00 Lunch: Pizza
12:30 Duplicate Bridge
Touch of Peace Massage
1:00 Memoirs
1:30 Choraleers 10:00 Bowling—Earl Bowl
12:00 Beginner Bridge
12:45 Pinochle
Apprise Appointments (p.7) 12:30 Mah Jong
7:00 Evening Dance
1:00 Scrapbooking
HOAGIE SALE!
9:30 Shuffleboard—Soud. Park 11:00 Lion King Trip
12:00 Lunch: Chicken w/
Technology Training (p. 3)
12:30 Bridge
9:30 WRAP Wellness (p. 3)
12:45 Pinochle
10:00 Bowling—Earl Bowl
1:00 Creative Writing
12:00 Lunch: Ham
3:30 Board Meeting
Eye Care Appointments (p. 18)
1:30 Bingo 2:00 Painting Class
SHARE Orderes Due (p. 6)
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16 8:00 Newsletter Mailing 17 ZB Massage 9:00 Haircuts 18
10:00 Mohegan Sun Casino
Billiards @ Arbour Square
9:30 Shuffleboard—Soud. Park
Diabetic Shoe Fittings
10:00 Handicrafters 9:15 Healthy Kitchen/Life
Technology Training (p. 3)
12:00 Lunch: Chicken Pot Pie
10:00 Help Yourself to Healthy
Living: Blood Pressure (p. 4)
12:00 Lunch: Vegetable Quiche
12:30 Duplicate Bridge
1:00 Memoirs
Reflexology
10:00 Hand & Foot Cards
12:00 Lunch: Pasta with
Meatballs
9:30 WRAP Wellness Program (p. 3)
Red Hatters to Lavender Farm (p.9)
12:45 Pinochle
11:00 Veterans Benefits (p.6)
1:00-4:00 Legal Aid
12:00 Lunch: Salmon & B-day Cake
1:00 Hasenpfeffer
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Hearing Checks
Touch of Peace Massage
9:00 Haircuts
10:00 Handicrafters 12:00 Lunch: Grilled Chicken
9:30 Shuffleboard—Soud. Park
12:00 Lunch: Crab Cake
1:30 Bingo
Technology Training (p. 3)
12:30 Duplicate Bridge
2:00 Painting Class
ZB Massage 9:30 WRAP Program (p. 3)
10:00 Bowling—Earl Bowl
12:00 Lunch: Pork & Sauerkraut
12:45 Les Miserables Trip
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Touch of Peace Massage
10:00 Handicrafters 10:00 Hand & Foot Cards
12:00Lunch: Veggie Lasagne 12:00 Lunch: Meatloaf 12:30 Duplicate Bridge
1:00 Memoirs
1:30 Book Club:
To Kill A Mocking Bird (p. 8)
2:00 Painting Class
p. 10
12:30 Bridge 10:00 Bowling—Earl Bowl
2:00 Painting Class
1:00 Memoirs
Billiards home Ambler
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Reflexology
SCHEDULE
ANNOUNCEMENTS
All events are
subject to change.
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All fitness classes
will be held in the
Curves Room on
Friday, June 5.
9:00 Grounds for !
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Sculpture
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with The Blue Notes
11:00 AMT Trip/Inspiration
Veggies & Quinoa
Touch of Peace Massage
11:00 Acupuncture (p. 12) Billiards @ Center Square
12:00 Lunch: Salisbury Steak 12:00 Lunch: Chef’s Choice 12:30 Choralrama (p. 4)
12:30 Bridge 9:15 Healthy Kitchen/Life
9:30 WRAP Wellness Program (p. 3)
FRIDAY
SATURDAY/
SUNDAY
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9:15 Safe Driving Refresher (p. 4)
12:00 Lunch: Turkey Burger 12:30 Mah Jong
Touch of Peace Massage
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noon meal on Thur.,
June 11. Order your
Hoagie today!
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9:30 Hike:
WEEKLY FITNESS
OFFERINGS:
(held each week at
the corresponding
day & time unless
noted above). See page 13 for full
descriptions.
MONDAYS:
9:00 Flexercise
10:00 Footnotes/Podiatry (p. 5) Banks 10:00 Meditation
12:00 Lunch: Soup &
Boardwalk
10:30 Tai Chi
Sandwich
12:30 Mah Jong
TUESDAYS:
Touch of Peace Massage
8:15 Low & Go
9:00 Sit, Stretch, Flex
10:00 Hatha Yoga
WEDNESDAYS:
Billiards home Arbour Square
9:00 Step Aerobics
10:00 Hunterdon Hills 2:00 Line Dancing
12:00 Lunch: Fish & Chips
12:30 Mah Jong
8:45 Tall Ships THURSDAYS:
Touch of Peace Massage
7:00 Generations @ 8:15 Low & Go
Concert Sundaes (p. 5) 9:00 Sit, Stretch, Flex
7:00 Evening Bingo (p.8)
10:00 Hatha Yoga
10:00 Zumba
Who’s Calling?
FRIDAYS:
We sometimes use an automated phone system to relay schedule 9:00 Flexercise
information to our participants. If you receive a call from a “617”
10:00 Stretch/Renew
area code, it might be us! Please answer the phone or let your
10:30 Tai Chi
Billiards @ Center Square
Schuykill 21
25 10:00 Quilting (p. 9)
12:00 Lunch: Beef
Stroganoff
12:30 Bridge 12:45 Pinochle
1:00 Creative Writing
SHARE Pick Up (p. 6)
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machine pick it up to hear important information (you may hear a
pause first). Phone lists are generated from our participant sign-ins
so be sure to swipe your key card when you visit! p. 11
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Wellness/Spa Offerings
Acupuncture: Thursday, June 4, 11am Acupuncture is an ancient and continually-researched
medicine that enables the body to heal and relieve symptoms
by inserting thin, sterile needles in specific points on the
body. Kimberly Niezgoda, L.Ac. Board Certified Licensed
Acupuncturist, offers seated group treatments ($20). Walkins are welcome but if you’d like to sign-up to attend or
receive a treatment, please call 215-723-5841.
Haircuts: Wednesdays, 9—11am
Pamper yourself with a haircut for only $6.00. Please use
the sign up sheet at the Front Desk or call 215-723-5841 to
schedule your appointment up to six weeks in advance.
Walk-ins will be welcome up to a total of 25 people.
Massage
Most weekdays by appointment
Massage Therapy has been proven to help the body heal,
relieve stress, and help manage anxiety and depression.
Zero Balance Massage is a hands-on body/mind system of
therapy and table massage with licensed therapist Maureen
Staudt, RN. Cost is $25 for members and $45 for
nonmembers. Payment is due at time of appointment.
Please call Maureen for more information or to schedule:
215-806-0556.
Health Screenings
Blood Pressure
Checks: 1st Mon,
10—11:30
Free blood pressure
checks, provided by
Abington Health
Services, are held
the 1st Monday of
the month. First
come, first serve;
sign up on the
posted sign-in sheet
and the nurse will
call you in.
Diabetic Shoe
Fittings: 3rd
Thurs., by appt. Diabetics on
Medicare may
receive one pair of
shoes and inserts per
year. A Pro Medical,
Inc., representative
from will evaluate
and measure your
feet. For more
information, contact
Jim Gulczynski at
610-701-9966.
!
!
Touch of Peace Massage helps alleviate pain and stiffness,
control blood pressure and boost immunity. On-site
appointments available. For more information, or to make
an appointment call Patricia Isaak, LMT, 267-261-2827.
Reflexology: Fridays, June 12 & 26;
Tuesday, June 16, by appt.
Reflexology is the practice of
stimulating points on the feet for a beneficial effect
elsewhere on the body. Lori Koffel, Reflexologist. Call
267-663-1575 for appointments at Generations. $22/30
minutes.
Healthy Kitchen/Healthy Lives
Continues on Tuesdays at 9:15 through
June 15 (no class May 26)
Join us for Healthy Kitchen = Healthy Life this
spring and learn all the facts that will help
you shop and cook better, easier and
healthier! Each of the 12 classes will feature
a food category and we will discuss what you
should look for when purchasing. Katie
Marger, registered dietitian, will then offer
cooking ideas and, of course, a recipe or two
to taste!
Eye Care Appts.
Tues., June 9
Exams, disease
management, and free
adjustments
provided at
Generations by
Skippack Eyecare.
Payment depends
upon your particular
insurance coverage.
Call Skippack
Eyecare at
610-410-5290 to
schedule (be
sure to tell them it is
for Generations).
!
Glucose Testing: July 13, 10am
This free service
provided by Bayada
Nurses is now
offered quarterly.
Eat a light, lowsugar breakfast on
the testing
morning. Call
215-723-5841
to schedule.
Walk-ins
welcome.
!
!
Hearing Aid
Checks
Mon., June 22, 9am—10am
Please call our
Front Desk at
215-723-5841 to
schedule an
appointment for a
free hearing
check and/or
hearing aid
service with
Associates in
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Fitness Offerings
Class fees vary based on instructor fees and typical
class attendance. Exercisers: Check the health &
fitness bulletin board (near the double doors on the
wood-floor side of our Community Room) for
important announcements and last-minute changes.
!
Hatha Yoga:
Tuesday & Thursday, 10:00 - 10:45am
Hatha Yoga, with standing poses and mat floor work, is a
great way to enhance flexibility, balance and strength. Jean
Tornetta, certified instructor. Fee: $3/class or $14/8 classes.
Register at front desk.
Meditation:
Mondays, 10:00 - 10:30am
Enjoy a soothing and gentle class with guided meditation,
stretches and breathing techniques that will renew and
revitalize body and mind. Darlene Cianci, certified
instructor. Fee: $3/class or $14/8 classes. Register at front
desk.
Stretch & Renew:
Fridays, 10:00 - 10:30am
It feels good to be FLEXIBLE. This is a slow, gentle fitness
option that will help you to stretch in so many ways.
No problem if you have trouble kneeling or getting up or
down. You can enjoy this class in a chair, on the floor, or
standing. Darlene Cianci, certified instructor. Fee: $3/class
or $14/ 8 classes. Register at front desk.
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Fit
less
The following classes
are led by certified
fitness instructors.
Please place $2.00 per
person, per class in
the collection box at
the back of the
Community Room. !
Flexercise: Monday & Friday, 9:00 - 10:00 am
Come join this
vigorous one hour
class featuring ½
hour of aerobics
and ½ hour of
strength work. All
equipment
provided. Instructor Robyn Earl. Tai Chi:
Monday & Friday, 10:30 - 11:15am
Tai Chi Health, developed by the Arthritis Foundation, can
help you: improve balance and coordination, relieve stress,
increase muscle mass, strength, stamina, endurance and
flexibility. Darlene Cianci, certified instructor. Fee: $3/class
or $14/8 classes. Register at front desk.
Zumba! Thursdays, 10:00 - 10:45am
Come for this “feel good" workout which combines Latin and
international music with some of your old favorites from the
40s, 50s and 60s. A mixture of body sculpting movements
with easy-to-follow dance steps. Kristin Messina, certified
instructor. Fee: $4/class or $20/6 classes. Register at front
desk.
Low & Go:
Tues. & Thursday,
8:15 - 8:45 am
Sit, Stretch, Flex:
Tues. & Thursday, 9:00 - 9:45 am
Here is a low
impact class that
gets you moving
but at a slower
pace. It’s a great
way to learn
aerobic steps or to
get a quick
workout into your
schedule.
Instructor Jean Tornetta. This seated
workout includes
aerobics, strength,
flexibility and
balance work. Keep moving,
prevent falls or
return to exercise
after a break. Equipment
provided. Instructor
Jean Tornetta. !
Step Aerobics: Wednesdays, 9:00 - 9:45 am
This class has
cardio and strength
components. Participants can
select a preference
of step or regular
aerobics. The
format is middle to
high level.
Instructor
Donna Savercool.
Generations of Indian Valley
Day Trips
On the day a trip opens, in-person reservations are accepted
first, beginning at 9am. Phone reservations may be made
beginning at 10am by calling 215-723-7997 (Please use this
number on opening day only). On all other days,
reservations may be made in person at the Front Desk or by
calling 215-723-5841, Monday-Friday between 9am-3pm. A
Generations participant my sign up only himself/herself and
one guest on opening day.
GROUNDS FOR SCULPTURE, Hamilton, New Jersey
Saturday, June 6
Come see more than 270 sculptures thoughtfully positioned
on meticulously landscaped parkland full of thousands of
exotic trees and flowers. After your self-guided tour, you
can enjoy lunch on your own at one of the on-site restaurants: The
Peacock or Van Gogh Café ($4-$12) or Rats Restaurant ($10-$20, dial
609-584-7800 to make your reservation). Recommended lunch time is
between 11:30-12:30pm. No outside food permitted.
Departs: 9:00am
Returns: approx. 2:30pm
Cost $20 includes ride on our bus, and entrance to the gardens.
Lunch on your own.
Trip Opened: May 6
Payment Deadline: May 29
INSPIRE, American Music Theatre, Lancaster, PA
Tuesday, June 9
Enjoy this original show featuring beautiful songs in the style of Josh
Groban, Celine Dion, Sarah Brightman and many others. Witness the
magic of stunning costumes and breathtaking scenery, while remarkable
performers delight your spirit and inspire you! Enjoy a family style lunch
before the show at Fulton’s Steamboat Inn.
Departs: 11:00am
Returns: 6:30pm
Cost $65 includes ride on our bus, admission, lunch, taxes & gratuity.
Trip Opened: May 6
Payment Deadline: Due at signup
THE LION KING, Academy of Music, Philadelphia
Thursday, June 11
This trip is sold out. You are welcome to sign up for our waiting list.
Departs: 11:00am*
Returns: 7:00pm
*Showtime is 2pm. Lunch on your own before show.
Cost: $120 includes transportation on our bus, show ticket & taxes.
Seats in parquet.
Trip Opened: Dec. 1, 2014
Payment Deadline: Jan. 5, 2015
MOHEGAN SUN CASINO, Poconos Monday, June 15
The Generations escort will call roll at the departure and return times and
is available for emergencies. Hagey Coach is not responsible for
transportation of people who miss the bus at its designated time of
departure. No minors. Please park your car across the street in the lower
lot of the Fire Co.
Departs: 10:00am
Returns: 7:00pm
Casino Gift: $25 slot credit, $5 food
Cost: $30 includes Hagey bus, taxes & tip.
Trip Opened: May 6
Payment Deadline: June 1
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June 2015
HIKE: SCHUYLKILL BANKS BOARDWALK, Philadelphia
Saturday, June 20
Come and check out Philadelphia’s newest riverfront destination,
Schuylkill Banks Boardwalk. Enjoy the beautiful view as you walk this
1.2 mile trail in the heart of the city. Lunch at Iron Hill Brewery.
Departs: 9:30am
Returns: 2:30pm
Cost: $4 includes transportation on our bus. Lunch on your own.
Trip Opened: May 6
Payment Deadline: June 20
Payment Information: LES MISERABLES, Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival, "
DeSales University, Wednesday, June 24"
Seen on stage by more than 60 million people worldwide, this epic
musical is both breathtaking and majestic. Set against the backdrop of
19th-century France, it’s a a tribute to love, passion for freedom, and the
sacrifices for a better tomorrow.
Departs: 12:45pm
Returns: 4:45pm
Cost: $48 includes transportation on our bus and show admission.
Trip Opened: May 6
Payment Deadline: June 1
Additional Trip Tips:
Trip payment is due by the payment deadline listed with each trip. After this date, your money will not be refunded unless you
find a replacement traveler. If payment has not been made by this date, Generations reserves the right to cancel your
reservation. Registrations may still be accepted after the payment deadline if space is available. Checks should be made
payable to Generations of Indian Valley.
• All trips depart from 259 N. Second St., Souderton unless otherwise specified. • Trips are open to the public. However, our active participants take precedence over guests.
• Travelers must be independent to participate in any trip. • Look for the sneaker symbol to indicate the degree of walking involved in a trip. • A star (*) after the trip listing indicates a new trip. !
COUNTRY CONNECTIONS, Hunterdon Hills Playhouse, NJ
Friday, June 26
Enjoy this new Branson-style country music revue featuring Tim Gillis
and his band. Add in the homespun comedy of “Crazy Elmer,” and you’re
guaranteed to have a fun and foot-tappin’ great time!
Departs: 10:00am
Returns: 4:15pm
Cost: $65 includes ride on our bus and admission to the show.
Trip Opened: May 6
Payment Deadline: June 12
ADVENTURE AQUARIUM, TALL SHIPS FESTIVAL, &
INDEPENDENCE SEAPORT MUSEUM, Camden, NJ & Phila.
Sunday, June 28
We will start our day at Adventure Aquarium. Come and
explore over two million gallons of water and 8,500 super cool
animals from around the world. We will have lunch in the
Aquarium Café before we catch a ferry to the Philadelphia Waterfront
where you will have free time to enjoy the Tall Ships Festival and
Independence Seaport Museum. Finally, enjoy a 90 min. guided tour of
The Battleship New Jersey. We will end our day with a ferry ride back to
the aquarium to the bus. Wear rubber soled shoes.
Departs: 8:45am
Returns: approx. 5:00pm
Cost: $85 includes transportation on our bus, admission to the
Aquarium, Tall Ships admission, Seaport Museum admission, Tour of
The Battleship New Jersey and lunch.
Trip Opened: May 6
Payment Deadline: June 8
LANDIS VALLEY MUSEUM & WILBUR CHOCOLATES*
Wednesday, July 1
We will begin our day in Lancaster at Landis Valley Village &
Farm Museum where we will travel through time by way of
horse-drawn wagon and experience a living history Pennsylvania Dutch
Village where costumed guides interpret village life in the 1700-1800’s.
We’ll sample their famous Sticky Buns & Apple Schnitz. Then we will
have lunch in the historical Landis Valley Hotel. To end our day perfectly,
we will stop at the Wilbur Chocolate Factory where we will watch candy
makers hand dip chocolates and enjoy a sample of this wonderful treat.
Departs: 7:30am
Returns: 4:00pm
Cost: $55 includes ride on our bus, lunch and admission to all tours.
Trip Opens: June 3
Payment Deadline: June 22
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• If you don’t get a spot on a desired trip, please sign up for the waiting list! If a waiting list
becomes long enough to plan an additional trip, w will attempt to do so and call those on the
waiting list first. • We sometimes use an automated phone system to relay important information. Calls will
come from a “617 area code and there may be a pause before the message begins.
OUT TO LUNCH – BLUE BELL INN*
Monday, July 13
The Blue Bell Inn has a rich history of welcoming guests since 1743.
One of the original patrons was George Washington himself. The Inn
was marked as the “White Horse Inn” on military maps that led his
troops to the historic Battle of Germantown. The room Washington slept
in was later used to display military memorabilia from the Revolutionary
War. In 1796, the Inn’s name was changed to “Blue Bell Inn” when a
distinctive bell was hung outside the building so all would be able to
recognize the famous Inn.
Departs: 11:15
Returns: 2:30
Cost: $35 includes ride on our bus, 3 course lunch, taxes and
gratuity. Please indicate your menu choice at sign up.
Trip Opens: June 3
Payment Deadline: June 25
!
HIKE: DUKE FARMS,* Hillsborough, NJ
Saturday, July 18
Discover Duke Farms! Hike trails through a variety of
habitats. Walk a mile to see the “Hay Barn,” which is an abandoned barn
that Doris Duke used as an outdoor sculpture gallery, placing individual
marble statues of human figures in linear arrangements along the walls.
You can walk through the Orchid Range which houses a subtropical
display and a tropical orchid display focusing on plants native to the
United States. We will stop at Applebee’s for lunch (on your own)
following our self-guided tour of the property.
Departs: 9:00am
Returns: 3:15pm
Cost: $10 includes transportation on our bus and admission to the
property. Lunch on your own.
Trip Opens: June 3
Payment Deadline: July 18
!
MOHEGAN SUN CASINO,* Poconos
Wednesday, July 22
See full description under June 15 listing.
Departs: 10:00am
Returns: 7:00pm
Casino Gift: $25 slot credit, $5 food
Cost: $30 includes Hagey bus, taxes & tip.
Trip Opens: June 3
Payment Deadline: July 6
ON GOLDEN POND, BUCKS COUNTY PLAYHOUSE*
Wednesday, July 22
It’s summer on Golden Pond, the beautiful lake where Ethel and
Norman have spent 48 summers. This year, their tranquil plans are turned
upside down when their daughter and her new boyfriend arrive to drop his
teenage son off for the summer. This acting tour de force is about
growing up, growing older and learning to manage the ties that bind.
Departs: 11:00am
Returns: 5:00pm
Cost $60 includes transportation on our bus, show tickets and taxes.
Lunch on your own at one of the areas restaurants before the show.
Trip Opens: June 3
Payment Deadline: June 17
!
IRON PIGS BASEBALL GAME,* Allentown
Sunday, July 26
Take me out to the ballgame! Swing into summer with the Iron Pigs and
enjoy a baseball game at nearby Coca-Cola Park in Allentown. Watch the
Iron Pigs take on Syracuse. Rain or shine event.
Departs: 12:00pm
Returns: 5:00pm
Cost $22 includes transportation on our bus, ticket to the game and a
$2.00 food voucher good for any concession stand.
Trip Opens: June 3
Payment Deadline: July 1
!
TWIST & SHOUT, HUNTERDON HILLS PLAYHOUSE,* NJ
Wednesday, July 29
This show will take you on an affectionate musical journey back in time,
celebrating that fascinating era through the timeless songs we still sing
along with today from Burt Bacharach to The Beatles; from The Four
Seasons to The Four Tops! So put on your tie-dyed shirt, stick a flower in
your hair to come see this FUN, FAB and FAR-OUT musical shindig!
Departs: 10:00am
Returns: 4:15pm
Cost: $68 includes ride on our bus, show tickets, meal, taxes &
gratuity. Sodas and alcoholic beverages available for purchase at an
additional fee.
Trip Opens: June 3
Payment Deadline: June 22
!!
Generations of Indian Valley
Nashville Country Christmas
November 19-24, 2015
Your six day/five night adventure includes deluxe motor
coach transportation, overnight lodging to and from
Nashville, three nights lodging at the famous Opryland
Hotel, five breakfasts, Country Christmas Dinner Show,
fabulous performance at the Grand Ole Opry, guided tour
of Nashville, Treasures for the Holidays featuring arts &
crafts, themed ice sculpture display, Holly Jolly Town
Square, Brightest Star Fountain Show, Two Million Lights,
baggage handling, taxes & meal gratuities.
$949* double occupancy. Single: $1338 per person.
$75 deposit due with reservation. Final balance due
9/15/15. If you cancel after this date, you will not be
reimbursed by Generations. NTA travel insurance is highly
recommended and must be purchased within 14 days of
deposit. Forms available at Generations. *Prices based on
40 paying passengers. Questions/Registration, see Lisa:
215-723-5841, ext. 21 [email protected]
We have already filled one bus for this trip. If we have enough
interest to fill a second bus, we will attempt to do so. June 2015
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Overnight
Trips
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Silver
Bronze
Thanks to these additional newsletter supporters. . . Skippack EyeCare offers a number of services on-site at
Generations as well as in their Skippack office: · Comprehensive eye exams with personalized eye health and
wellness reports
· Treatment of glaucoma, macular degeneration and generations
eye-related illnesses
· Co-management of LASIK, Visian, PRK and cataract surgery
· Free eyeglass repairs and adjustments
· Unique selection of eyewear
· Sports and safety eyewear
· Extensive brands of contact lenses
Dr. Lim and her caring team of experts will be offering eye care
appointments on-site at Generations on Tuesday, June 9. Call them directly at 610-584-0314 to
schedule and be sure to tell them it’s for Generations! Thanks to these additional newsletter supporters. . .