JUMP INTO
THE FUN
Holiday 2014
November 10th—January 3rd, 2015
SOUTHEASTERN INDIANA YMCA
30 State Road 129 South • Batesville, IN 47006 • 812.934.6006 • www.siymca.org
YMCA Mission Statement: To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind, and body for all.
WELCOME TO THE Y!
We are a powerful association of men, women and children joined together by a shared commitment to
nurturing the potential of kids, promoting healthy living and fostering a sense of social responsibility.
At the Y, our focus on health and well-being helps children, adults and families find balance in life. That’s
why we’re here with you every day to make sure you, your family and community have the resources and
support to help you learn, grow and thrive.
HOLIDAY REGISTRATION DATES
Members: November 3—November 10
Potential Members: November 6—November 10
FACILITY HOURS
Monday-Thursday
5:30AM-10:00PM
Pool: 6:00AM-9:30PM
Friday
5:30AM-9:00PM
Pool: 6:00AM-8:30PM
Saturday
7:00AM-5:00PM
Pool: 7:00AM-4:30PM
YMCA Leadership Team
Angie Johnson, Executive Director
Bernice Hazelwood, Child Care Assistant Director
Connie Fledderman, Office Manager
Kristen Fletcher, Aquatics Director
Becca Haugh, Wellness Coordinator
Ted Harmeyer, Chief Financial Officer
David Hoover, Senior Program Director
Pauletta Meyer, Membership Director
Bonnie Pratt, Senior Adults/Volunteer Director
Jenny Salyer, Child Care Director
Ron Williams, Maintenance Director
Board of Directors
Sunday
1:00PM—5:00PM
Pool: 1:00 PM—4:30 PM
HOLIDAY HOURS
Thanksgiving Day—Closed
Christmas Eve—7AM-12PM
Christmas—Closed
New Years Eve—7AM-3PM
New Years Day—9AM-12PM
TOY ROOM HOURS
Lea Ann King, CVO
Chris Lehman, Vice CVO
Geralyn Litzinger, Secretary
Jorge Lopez, Treasurer
Tim Dietz
John Grossman
Ric Hertel
Chris Lowery
Bud McGowan
Mari Jo Moody
Tim Putnam
Monday-Thursday
8:00AM-12:00PM & 4:00-7:30PM
Friday 8:00AM-12:00PM
(Craft Day on Tuesdays)
Why the Y?
Because of members like Mayra Adams. Since September 2nd, the
Learning Center has been enrolling children in the free preschool
program we are offering this year, thanks to a grant from the Indiana
Family and Social Services Administration. Everyone involved has been
doing their part to make the program a big success. Mayra has been
kind enough to step up to help with the language barrier that we have
had with some of the children and their parents. Mayra assisted with
getting paperwork filled and turned in for the families. She also
donated her time to translate for two of the children while they were
being assessed by an Indiana University evaluator. The evaluator
expressed her gratitude and said that the students would probably
have not scored as high if they had to complete the assessment in
English. The Y...where staff and volunteers come together to improve
the quality of life for our community.
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A MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
4 Benefits of Group Fitness Classes
Whether you’re just getting into an exercise routine, or have been a fitness
enthusiast for years, group exercise classes are a great way to kick your fitness
level up a notch. With all the different options the Y offers, there’s a group
exercise class for every fitness level and every interest. Love swimming? Try a
Water Aerobics or Water Workout class. Into dancing? Take a ZUMBA, Cardio Kick
or Cardio Dance class. Prefer a quieter workout? Try a Yoga or Pilates class.
Looking for a challenge? You can always enroll in a HIIT (High Intensity Interval
Training), Cycling, Body Sculpting or Cardio Fusion class.
The benefits of taking one of these group fitness classes goes beyond the
obvious. Yes, you’ll get a great workout and improve your health while having fun
doing something you love, but that’s not all. There are many other reasons why
taking a group fitness class at the Y is such a great idea.
1. You’re more likely to show up – and keep showing up. A resolution to exercise won’t do you any good
unless you actually get started…and then keep it up, even when your motivation lags. The fact that the
others in your class, not to mention your instructor, will notice your absence usually provides enough of
an impetus to get people out the door and into the gym. Having that accountability built in is an ideal
way to ensure that you actually keep up with your intention to exercise regularly.
2. Having an instructor ensures proper form. Ever worried you weren’t doing an exercise correctly when
you were alone at home? At a group fitness class, those worries won’t be an issue. Your instructor will
check to see that everyone is doing each exercise correctly, for safety’s sake, as well as to make sure
you’re getting the maximum fitness benefits.
3. You’ll be challenged to push yourself to the next level. When you’re on your own, you may slow down
a little when you get tired, or even give up when you get winded. In a group setting, the instructor will
push you to keep going, even when you think you can’t make it another second. Not only that, but your
classmates will also encourage you, simply by virtue of the fact that they’re still going. If they can do it,
so can you.
4. Group exercise classes are simply…fun! We’ve all heard the advice that in order to really motivate
ourselves to exercise, we should choose an activity we feel is fun, and it’s true! If you love meeting up
with friends to exercise through dance, water aerobics, cycling, or any other of the myriad fun activities
available at the Y, you’re much more likely to show up and give your all every time. Whether it’s the
activity itself, the friendships you’ll form, or even a spirit of friendly competition, enjoying yourself
makes all the difference when it comes to fitness.
Group exercise classes are FREE at the Y. Check out the class schedule available on line or at the front
bulletin board.
Sunshine, smiles, and
God’s blessings,
Executive Director
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YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
YOUTH SWIM L YOUTH
Nurturing the potential of every youth and teen
PRESCHOOL SWIM LESSONS
YOUTH SWIM LESSONS
MORE SWIM LESSONS
**No classes held on Nov. 27th,
Dec. 25th, and January 1st.
**No classes held on Nov. 27th,
Dec. 25th, and January 1st.
Pike I #20201
8 weeks
Ages: 3-5 years
Mondays
6:00-6:30 PM
Fee: $48/$96
Tuesdays
5:30-6:00 PM
Fee: $48/$96
Saturdays
9:00-9:30 AM
Fee: $48/$96
Polliwog #20401
8 weeks
Ages: 6-12 years
**Thursdays
6:00-6:45 PM
Fee: $40/$80
Saturdays
9:30 -10:45 AM
Fee: $64/$128
Pike II #20202
8 weeks
Ages: 3-5 years
Mondays
6:00-6:30 PM
Fee: $48/$96
**Thursdays 5:30-6:00 PM
Fee: $30/$60
Eel #20203
8 weeks
Ages: 3-5 years
**Thursdays 5:30-6:00 PM
Fee: $30/$60
Saturdays
9:00-9:30 AM
Fee: $48/$96
Ray/Starfish #20204 8 weeks
Ages: 3-5 years
**Thursdays 5:30-6:00 PM
Fee: $30/$60
Tuesdays
5:30-6:00 PM
Fee: $48/$66
Guppy #20402
8 weeks
Ages 6-12 years
**Thursdays
6:00-6:45 PM
Fee: $40/$80
Tuesdays
6:00-6:45 PM
Fee: $64/$128
Minnow #20403
8 weeks
Ages 6-12 years
Tuesdays
6:00-6:45 PM
Fee: $64/$128
Saturdays
9:30-10:15 AM
Fee: $64/$128
Adult Group Lessons #20802
Ages 18+
**Thursdays
5:00-5:45 PM
Instructor: Jessica Zins
Fee: $40/$80
Private Lessons
#20801
**Classes prorated for 2 classes due
to the holidays.
Ages 3 and up
Individual: $90/$162
Family: $114/$210
Learn to Swim Program:
Jac-Cen-Del 4th Graders
Fish #20404
8 weeks
Ages 6-12 years
**Thursdays
6:00-6:45 PM
Fee: $40/$80
Southeastern Indiana YMCA
Stingray Swim Team
USA Swimming Registered Team
Recommended ages: 7 and older
The second session of the winter
swim team season begins January
5th. If you are interested in joining
the swim team, even if practices
have already begun, please contact
Kristen Fletcher, Aquatics Director.
Swim team handbooks and
registration forms are available at
the Member Service Desk and/or
online at www.siymca.org.
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YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Nurturing the potential of every youth and teen
GYMNASTICS
*Indicates no class
will be held on
holidays when the Y is closed.
Little Dippers #30025
Ages 3-4 years
Mondays
Fee: $30/$60
Ages: 2-4 years
Tuesdays
Fee: $26/$52
Ages 2-4 years
Wednesdays
Fee: $30/$60
Ages 3-4 years
*Wednesdays
Fee: $26/$52
Ages 2-4 years
*Thursdays
Fee: $23/$46
Ages 2-4 years
Saturdays
Fee: $30/$60
3:30–4:15 PM
5:30-6:00 PM
10:45-11:30 AM
5:15-6:00 PM
11:45-12:30 PM
3:45-4:45 PM
6:00-7:00 PM
4:15-5:15 PM
6:00-7:00 PM
Mega Stars #30060
Ages: 9 years +
Monday
Fee: $35/$70
Give the gift of health
and fitness with gift
certificates to the
Southeastern Indiana
YMCA. They can be used
for any of our Youth and/
or Adult Programs, Family
Day Passes, or put
towards membership.
Stop by the Member
Service Desk for more
information.
4:30-5:30 PM
Super Stars/ Mega Stars
#30060
Ages: 9 years +
*Wednesdays
Fee: $30/$60
IHSAA Tumbling #30160
Tumbling and jumps for high
school cheerleading
Ages 13+
Saturdays
10:00-10:45 AM
FEE: $26/$52
Gift Certificates!
6:15-7:15 PM
Super Stars #30050
Ages: 7-8 years
Tuesdays
Fee: $35/$70
*Wednesdays
Fee: $30/$60
Basic Tumbling #30073
TUMBLING ONLY
Ages: 8+ years
Mondays
7:15-8:00 PM
Fee: $26/$52
6:45-7:15 PM
Shooting Stars #30040
Ages: 5-6 years
Mondays
Fee: $35/$70
Tuesdays
Fee: $35/$70
*Thursdays
Fee: $30/$60
Flip Stars #30070
Prerequisites required
USAG competitive gymnastics
Ages: 5 years +
Must attend both classes each
week
Mondays
5:15–6:15 PM
*Thursdays
5:45– 6:45 PM
Fee: $63/$126
4:15-5:15 PM
Shooting Stars/Super Stars
Combined Class
#30041
Ages: 5-8 Years (BOYS ONLY CLASS)
*Thursdays
4:45–5:45 PM
Fee: $30/$60
Saturdays
10:45–11:45 AM
Fee: $33/$66
Gymnastics Guide:
Parent & Me …....18 months– 2year
Little Dippers …….2-4 OR 3-4 years
Shooting Stars…………….…5-6 years
Super Stars…………………...7-8 years
Mega Stars…………9 years and older
Class is determined by age of child
as of First day of session class.
Y Dance
The next Y Dance Session will
begin in January. Registrations
will be taken in the Winter I
Session.
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HELP US CONGRATULATE OUR
Y TEAM ANNIVERSARIES!
The following team members are
celebrating an anniversary of
service. Help us congratulate
them on their milestones!
Staff Anniversaries:
(# = years of service)
December:
16
3
1
1
1
1
Terri Roper
David Hoover
Megan Martin
Molly Rippe
Kelly O’Neil
Lizzy Moeller
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Nurturing the potential of every youth and teen
MARTIAL ARTS
*Indicates no class will be held on holidays
when the Y is closed.
Tae Kwon Do #30100
Participants may attend as many “Open”
classes as they wish each session.
Mondays
(Black Belts) 5:15-6:30 PM
Mondays
(Open)
6:30-7:45 PM
Tuesdays
(Open)
6:15-7:30 PM
*Wednesdays
(STORM)
5:15-6:30 PM
*Wednesdays
(Open)
6:30-7:45 PM
*Thursdays
(Open)
6:15-7:15 PM
Fridays
(ages15+)
5:15-6:15 PM
Fee: $45/$90
Year Fee: $240 member option only
(Holiday 2014 - Fall II 2015)
Free uniform included OR black belt uniform
FAMILY FUN EVENT!
Fun With Santa!
Friday, December 19th
4:00—6:30 PM Event time
4:00—6:00 Santa here.
In the Gray Gym
Have your party or
event with us!
Birthdays, Showers,
Thirty-one sales,
gymnastics or pool
parties….whatever your
entertainment needs
are, we’re here for you!
Tae Kwon Do Uniforms: $50
plus tax
Belt Testing billed separately.
Little Kickers #30105
Ages: 4-5 years
Parents must attend the first class to discuss
Tae Kwon Do orientation with Master
Dwenger. If unable to attend, parent must
schedule an appointment with Master
Dwenger before taking part in the program.
*Wednesdays
4:30-5:15 PM
Fee: $20/$40
Special Needs Tae Kwon Do
#30110
*Advanced: Thursdays 4:45-5:30 PM
*Beginner: Thursdays 5:30-6:15 PM
Fee: $15/$30
Year fee: $110/$220
(Holiday 2014 - Fall 2 2015)
Uniform is NOT included in year price.
Private Tae Kwon Do #30102
By appointment only
Contact David Hoover, 934-6006, ext. 229.
1 hour: $50/$75 Master George Dwenger
1 hour: $25/$50 Black Belts
Naginata #30115
Instructor: Charlotte Merritt
Ages: 9+ years
*Thursdays
7:15-8:30 PM
Fee: $12/$24
FACILITY RENTALS
Santa, Craft and Holiday
Snack. Bring your camera to
take your child’s picture with
Santa. Enjoy making a
Christmas craft and eating a
holiday snack.
Contact Kristen
Fletcher at 934.6006,
ext. 256 for more
information or visit our
website at
www.siymca.org
Please R.S.V.P. at the Member
Service desk.
Open to the Community.
Freewill donation at the
door.
TOY ROOM
Tuesdays are now Craft
Day for children in the
Toy Room!
VOLUNTEERS WHOM WE GREATLY APPRECIATE:
A special thank you to our volunteers who help make great things
happen for our community: To volunteer, stop by the front desk or call
812.934.6006
Evy Kuntz
Linda Cone
Doug Phelps
Jim Sicking
Joan Geisen
Shelby Rupp
Jordan Edwards
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Mayra Adams
Saundra Sicking
Floanna Ziegler
Susie Dickman
Howard Keith Bright
Sophie Voegele
Darla Benz
Anita Bright
Linda Ottaway
Caran Siefert
Jeanne Siefert
Tim Schrank
Kim Garvey
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Nurturing the potential of every youth and teen
YOUTH SPORTS
YOUTH
FITNESS &
ACTIVITIES
YMCA LEARNING
CENTER
GYMNASTICS
FAMILY FUN NIGHT!
Captive Free
Friday, November 14
Time: 6:30 PM
NEW YEAR’S EVE BASH!!!
#20555
Youth Basketball League
#30404
Fee:
$25/$50
Saturdays
4 yr olds-Kindergarten 9-10:00 AM
1st Grade
10-11:00 AM
2nd Grade
11-12:00 AM
3rd-4th Grades
12-1:00 PM
Instructed by David Hoover, Senior
Program Director. Volunteer
coaches are also needed.
Youth Encounter, a Christian nonprofit organization has offered
relational youth ministry
resources to Christian
communities for over 45 years.
Captive Free is a group of young
adults that minister throughout
the U.S. for one year with a faithencouraging program of music,
testimonies and puppets to
inspire people of all ages!
 RSVP at the Membership
Service Desk.
 Limited to 300 people.
 Volunteers are needed to be an
overnight host to any number of
the five member Captive Free
team.
 Volunteers are also needed to
provide meals such as dinner
the night of Friday, November
14th, or breakfast Saturday
morning, November 15th, or a
sack lunch for them to take on
the road. If interested, please
call Pauletta Meyer,
Membership Director at 812934-6006.
 Freewill offering for the
community.
December 31st
8:00 PM—8:00 AM
Age: 4th - 8th grade
Early Bird Registration: $20
December 8th—21st
Regular Registration: $40
December 22nd—31st
Activities Planned:
 Ga Ga / Dodgeball
 Swimming
 “Just Dance” - Dance Off
 Ping Pong Tournament
 Scavenger Hunt
 ...and much more!
Spend the night at the Y and
have an active start to the New
Year! Registration forms will be
sent through the schools
beginning December 8th for
grades 4th-8th. Registration
forms are also available at the
Member Service Desk.
Registration begins Dec. 8th!
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Join us in our first of 3 youth
basketball leagues. This league and
the Winter 1 will be focused on fun
and learning the game. The league
in Spring I will be a more
competitive league focused on
teaching and improving skills
through competition. This league
will be 5 weeks long. The hour your
child will be here will be split
between a practice and then a
game.
No practices or games will be held
on November 29th, December 27th,
and January 3rd. In the event of
inclement weather, cancellation of
Saturday basketball will be
announced via Nixle. Please sign up
to receive Nixle alerts to your
phone or email. Information about
registering for Nixle notifications
can be found at our Member Service
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Nurturing the potential of every youth and teen
YMCALEARNING
LEARNINGCENTER
CENTER
YMCA
GYMNASTICS
GYMNASTICS
ADULT FITNESS
These gymnastic classes are
designated for children enrolled in
the YMCA Learning Center.
* Indicates no class will be held on
holidays when the Y is closed.
Little Dippers #30020
Mondays
3:00-3:30 PM
Fee: $26/$52
Ages: 2-4 years
Tuesdays
4:00-4:30 PM
Fee: $26/$52
Ages 2-4 years
*Wednesdays
3:30-4:15 PM
Fee: $24/$48
Ages 3-6 years
YMCA
Learning
Center
“Promoting excellence in
Early Childhood Education”
Limited spots available for
Infants—Age 12, including
before and after school care.
Please contact Jenny Salyer
at (812) 932-1415.
YOU’RE INVITED...
YMCA Thanksgiving
Family Luncheon
Tuesday, November 25th
11:00 am - Learning Center Seating
11:30 am - Members/Guests Seating
YMCA Program Gym
$6.00 per Adult / $4.00 per Child
*Guests accompanied by a member are
welcome.
*Registration required by November
21st at the Member Service Desk
On the menu…
Turkey, mashed
potatoes, stuffing,
green beans, rolls,
and our famous
pumpkin crunch
dessert!
HOOKED ON PHONICS
#70000
YMCA LEARNING CENTER
SWIM LESSONS
Ages: 4-6 years
Class size: 3 Children
Instructed by: Jane Fussner
Tuesdays
8:45-9:45 AM
Tuesdays
10:00-11:00 AM
Wednesdays
8:45-9:45 AM
Wednesdays
10:00-11:00 AM
(6 week program Nov. 10th—Dec. 19th)
Fee: $60/$80
Thursdays
8:45-9:45 AM
Thursdays
10:00-11:00 AM
Thursdays
12:15-1:15 PM
(5 week program Nov. 10th—Dec. 12th)
Fee: $50/$70(No class on Thanksgiving)
State Licensed, NAEYC Accredited,
Indiana “Level 4 Paths to Quality”,
all day Pre-School, before and
after school care, swimming and
character development.
AFTER SCHOOL
TRANSPORTATION
#30350
Ages: 10+ years
Monday-Friday
Fee: $30 (6 weeks)
For YMCA members who go to BIS,
BMS, and St. Louis schools, the Y will
transport kids from their school to the
Y. Scholarships are available for those
who qualify. A waiver must be filled out
at registration.
*Limited spots available*
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Swim lessons are designated for
children who are enrolled in our YMCA
Learning Center.
*Indicates no class for December 24th
and December 31st.
**No Classes held on November 27th,
December 25th, and January 1st.
Pike I #20221
8 weeks
Ages: 3-5 years
*Mondays 3:30-4:00 PM
Fee: $48/$96
Pike II #20222
8 weeks
Ages: 3-5 years
Tuesdays 3:30-4:00 PM
Fee: $48/$96
Eel #20223
8 weeks
Ages: 3-5 years
*Wednesdays 3:30-4:00 PM
Fee: $36/$72
Ray/Starfish #20224
Ages: 3-5 years
**Thursdays 3:30-4:00 PM
Fee: $30/$60
7 weeks
HEALTHY LIVING
Improving the community’s health and well-being
ADULT PROGRAMS
NEW: “0” Gain
#10020
Wellness Screening
Ages: 18+
November 15th—January 10th
Fee: $10
Wednesday, December 3rd
7:00 AM—9:00 AM Gray Gym
Free to the community.
Need an incentive to not gain
weight, or even to lose weight,
over the holiday season? We will
weigh you in the week of
November 15th and weigh-out
the week of January 4th. If you
stay the same, or lose weight,
you’ll get a $20 YMCA credit
towards any Y program, even
personal training. No penalty if
the scale goes up. The goal is to
stay active through the holidays!
Margaret Mary Health will be
at the Y to test your
cholesterol, cardiac risk, blood
sugar, and blood pressure.
Remember to fast 12 hours
prior! If you would like to preregister, please call MMH at
812-933-5257 or visit their
website at:
www.mmch.org/events/125
4th Annual
Thanksgiving
Turkey Trot
Food or fitness?
You can have BOTH!! While your
turkey is cooking, you can get
in some exercise and have fun
with your family and friends!!
Join us on Thursday, November
27th, 2014. Start time is 8:00
a.m. and registration begins at
7:15 a.m. Cost is $12.00 preregistered by 11/25 or $15.00
after 11/25. "Leftover" awards
given inside after the event. For
information, contact Becca
Haugh at 812-934-6006
ext. 260.
Power of 10
Adult Group Swimming
Lessons
#20805
Ages 18+
*Thursdays
5:00-5:45 PM
Instructor: Jessica Zins
Fee: $40/$80
* Indicates no class on holidays when
the Y is closed.
Join us in January 2015 for a
lifestyle transformation. Take 10
weeks and empower yourself and
make permanent changes for a
healthier New Year! Look for details
and registration information in our
next program guide for the Winter I
Session.
Find your Zen!
Personal Training
1 hour sessions
1 session = $30
3 sessions = $ 85
6 sessions = $165
9 sessions = $235
12 sessions = $300
24 sessions = $560
4 partner sessions = $130
3 person single session = $45
Personal Training Staff
Frank DeMers, CPT
Heather Maher, CPT
Rachel Trainor, CPT
Ryan Powell, CPT
Becca Haugh, CPT
The Y has recently expanded our Yoga
Program with two new classes on Mondays
at 11:30 AM and Saturday mornings at 9:15
AM.
Check out a complete listing of Yoga and
Pilates classes in our Group Fitness Schedule
on our website at www.siymca.org under
“Schedules” or pick one up at our Member
Service Desk.
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HEALTHY LIVING
Improving the community’s health and well-being
SENIOR PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIES
We have many fun events planned for November and December.
Please RSVP to any that you would like to attend by stopping by
or calling the Member Service Desk at 812-934-6006. Look
forward to seeing you!
Abbreviation Key: M—Member
PM—Potential Member
Conquer Technology
Friday, November 14th: 9 AM
Computer Class in the Adult Lounge
Lunch & Learn
with Mike Borst, CompIT Pro
Monday, November 3rd 11:00 AM
Fee: M—Free / PM—$5
“Use It Or Lose It: Maintaining
Optimal Brain Health” with Trilogy Lunch and a Movie
Health Services LLC & St. Andrews Monday, November 17th: 11 AM
Health Campus. Lunch is free.
At Wolf Theater. Movie: Theory of
Location: Silver Sneaker room.
Everything
Fee: M—Free / PM—$12
Fee: M—$12 / PM—$14
Coffee & Craft
Chair Volleyball
BOOK CLUB
Date: 1st Wednesday of month
Time: 11:00 am-noon
Place: Adult Lounge
Free to all.
BOOK CLUB IS
NOW YEAR
ROUND!
November
Still Alice
By Lisa Genova
December
Sycamore Row
By John Grisham
Contact: Mary Danzey
812.623.2292 /
Monday, November 3rd: 9:00 AM Friday, November 21st, 11 AM
Adult Lounge—1st Monday of
Chair Volleyball: Racquetball Room
every month.
Fee: M—Free / PM—$12
Free to all.
Pickleball (Demo)
Thanksgiving Luncheon
Wednesday, Nov. 12th: 10:00 AM Tuesday, November 25th: 11:30 AM
Lead by: Rodney Grubbs and Jack Fee: $6 for all M & PM.
Froman.
Adventure on the Road
Fee: M—Free / PM—$5
Monday, December 15th: 3:45 PM
Christmas Light Display in Clifton
Mill, OH. Includes travel in a luxury
HEARING SCREENING
Croswell motorcoach with
with Dr. Hill
entertainment, dinner at Young’s
Jersey Dairy and Entrance to the
Thursday, November 13
legendary Christmas Light Display.
11 AM, Silver Sneaker RM
Fee: M—$79 / PM—$84
Fee: M—Free / PM—$12
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Short presentation on advances in hearing technology and hearing loss
Free Private Screening
Free catered Luncheon
RSVP by November 6th
Adult Chair Volleyball
MEN’S CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP WORKSHOP
FREE to all men in the community!
Every Wednesday from 6:00-7:15 AM
in the Adult Lounge.
“As iron sharpens iron, so one man
sharpens another.” -Proverbs 27:17
Why the Y?
Because you can try new things...or things you haven’t done in
years! Take longtime Y member John Whitehair. John had not been
in a pool in 20 years. He comes to the Y regularly to workout and
walk on the treadmill. He saw that the Y was offering an “Adult
Swim Test” to test the 5 survival skills the American Red Cross says
everyone needs to know. John passed with flying colors. He also
realized how much he enjoyed being in the pool again. Now he
swims 3-4 times a week in addition to working out in the fitness
room. “I am up to swimming 2 laps in each of the 4 strokes and am
hoping to work up to 3 or 4,” says John. “Swimming is easy on my
joints and the pool is a safe, comfortable place to exercise.”
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SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Giving back and providing support to our neighbors
FOR THE GOOD OF GIVING
by Sharon Hollowell,
Fund Development Coordinator
HELP US CONGRATULATE OUR
Y TEAM
ANNIVERSARIES!
It’s that time of year when we all spend a lot of time thinking about
gift giving.
Maybe your
thoughts wander toward what is the perfect gift for that special
someone orteam
maybe
they areare
The following
members
more along the lines of I sure would like that. Believe it or not,
even herean
in the
non-profitof
celebrating
anniversary
world we are thinking about gifts. A survey by Charity Navigator
showed
that
service.
Helponusaverage
congratulate
charities received approximately 41% of their giving from Thanksgiving
to
the
end
of
the year.
them on their milestones!
Gifts made to 501(c)3 charities, which the Southeastern Indiana YMCA is, are tax deductible
and depending on when the gift is made, the gift can be deductible in that business year.
Staff Anniversaries:
A 501(c)3 is a determination by the IRS regarding what type of charity the organization is. Like many
(# =31.
years
of service)
things involving the IRS, the end of the year isn’t as simple as midnight December
It depends
on the type of
gift made and some other factors.
I will give you a quick overview of the biggies: cash and checks. A cash gift is considered deductible
November
& December:
based upon the date it is received by the charity. A check is considered deductible
based upon
when it is
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postmarked.
Other gifts are deductible too. On-line giving is becoming a method used by many
including
3 non-profits,
David Hoover
the YMCA. Gifts made online are deductible if they are made by midnight on 12/31. Stocks
are
another
great
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option for year-end giving, because you can get a charitable deduction and potentially1avoid capital
gains.
Molly Rippe The
gift is deductible when the donor relinquishes control of the stock. In all stock gifts, I encourage
youO’Neil
to discuss
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with your professional advisor what the tax implications are. There are other gift options
and
if
you
are
thinking
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about one of those make sure you talk to that advisor on how it works for you and the non-profit.
I would encourage you to think about your favorite non-profits as you enter this season of giving. For
many of us, your gifts are what help us reach out to those in need. At the Y, we use gifts to support children,
families and seniors who may not otherwise be able to benefit from YMCA programs and services. We try to use
all gifts to best serve our community. If you have any questions regarding how to make a gift to the Y, please
contact me at 934-6006 or stop in my office at the top of the stairs.
THE Y IS A GREAT PLACE TO WORK!
Applications are now being accepted.
IMAGINE GOING TO work knowing that what you do each day
positively impacts the lives of others. We are committed to
providing you with resources and support to make a real difference
in our community and to learn, grow, and thrive personally and
professionally. Discover your passion and leadership potential in
one of the following positions:
Open positions include:
 CHILD CARE: LEAD TEACHER
 SWIM LESSON INSTRUCTOR
 PROFESSIONAL LIFEGUARD
 TOY ROOM STAFF
To the:
Rising Sun
Regional Foundation
Who awarded a generous
grant to the Learning Center
allowing for repairs,
improvements, and adding
new equipment to the
playground.
Find a full description of each position
under the About page on our website at
www.siymca.org.—OR—
Apply in person at the Y.
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TOGET ER
The 2014 Southeastern Indiana YMCA Annual Campaign proved a huge success with over
$110,000 raised and 10 new corporate sponsors joining our cause.
Special Thanks to our campaign volunteers and staff who made it all happen:
Board Members: Clarence McGowen, Tim Dietz, Chris Lowery, Ric Hertel, Lea Ann King,
Chris Lehman, John Grossman, Mari Jo Moody, Geralyn Litzinger, Jorge Lopez, Tim Putnam
Our Volunteers: Andy Jaisle, Melissa Tucker, Mark Finarty, Evy Kuntz, Paul Gates, Larry
Montgomery, Dennis Murphy, Brad Mehlon, Ashley Butt, Nancy Drockelman, Betty
Bourquien, Jim Sicking, Paul Oldham, Barb Francis, Gino Canessa
Our Staff Team: Heather Maher, Sharon Hollowell, Ted Harmeyer, David Hoover,
Pauletta Meyer, David Hoover, Jenny Salyer, Becca Haugh, Bonnie Pratt, Kristen Fletcher,
Angie Johnson
Your gift will help young people achieve their potential, empower people of all ages to
lead healthier lives, and strengthen the bonds of community in Ripley and Franklin
County. Thank you for caring about our community!
NON-PROFIT ORG.
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
Batesville, IN 47006
Permit No. 55
Southeastern Indiana YMCA
30 State Road 129 South
Batesville, IN 47006
(812)934-6006
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