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1472 Roth’s Church Road, Suite 103
Spring Grove, PA 17362
(717) 225-0733
www.WindyHillontheCampus.org
TAMMY MILLER, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
NANCY WAGNER, ADMIN. ASSIST./RECEPTIONIST
BEV LEPPO, FOOD SERVICES COORDINATOR
LAURA YOHE, HDM/PROGRAM COORDINATOR
Email: [email protected]
December, 2014
CENTER HOURS
MONDAY-FRIDAY
8:30 AM—2:30 PM
MEALS
WINDY HILL HAS A
CONGREGATE MEAL
PROGRAM FOR ADULTS
AGE 60 AND OLDER.
PLEASE SIGN UP BY 9:30
AM THE DAY BEFORE TO
JOIN US FOR LUNCH
CATERED BY THE
NUTRITION GROUP.
DONATION ONLY
TRANSPORTATION
TRANSPORTION IS
AVAILABLE THROUGH
RABBIT TRANSIT TO
BRING YOU TO WINDY
HILL. CALL THE CENTER
FOR MORE DETAILS.
HAPPENING IN DECEMBER
Holiday Happenings at Windy Hill
• Monday, December 1; 10:30 a.m. Entertainment by Wayne
Winemiller & Rose
• Wednesday, December 3; 10:00 a.m. Decorate the Center
• Thursday, December 4; 10:00 a.m. Stamp Cards to be sent to
shut-ins
• Monday & Tuesday, December 8 & 9; 10:00 a.m. Snowman
Craft Project
• Thursday, December 11; 10:00 a.m. Christmas Now You Have
It, Now You Don’t; bring a $2.00 gift related to Christmas
• Monday, December 15; 10:30 a.m.; Bake cookies to give to our
Meals on Wheels clients; please bring a batch of your favorite
cookie recipe (just the batter), and we will bake at the center today.
• Tuesday, December 16; 10:00 a.m.; Bring 2 dozen of your
favorite cookies and the recipe. Everyone, who brings cookies,
will go home with an assortment and new recipes.
• Wednesday, December 17; 10:30 a.m. Expressions and Orion
Choral Groups; Visit from Santa; Holiday meal served at noon.
• Friday, December 19; 10:00 a.m., a special presentation by
Patsy Cline and Friends co-sponsored by the Hardees Breakfast
Club. At 11:00 a.m. we will do the Secret Santa gift exchange.
• Tuesday, December 23; 10:00 a.m. Christmas Carol Sing-ALong
Tuesday, December 30; 10:00 a.m. December Birthday/
Anniversary Party with Bernie Hernandez
PLEASE NOTE:
TO SIGN UP FOR LUNCH & RABBIT TRANSIT (BUS) YOU MUST CALL
THE CENTER AT 225-0733 NO LATER THAN 9:00 AM THE DAY BEFORE
TO REGISTER. TO CANCEL BUS TRANSPORTATION, PLEASE CALL
RABBIT TRANSIT AT 846-7433 AND NOTIFY THE CENTER.
1
MON
Open Gym Basketball
10...Council Meeting
10:30...Wayne Winemiller
& Rose!
DEC2014
WED
1472 Roth’s Church Road, Suite 103
Spring Grove, PA 17362
TUE
WEEKDAYS 8:30-2:30
717-225-0733
THU
DEC 2014
FRI
5
Bowling at Lincolnway
4
9:30...Quarter Bingo
Open Gym Basketball
3
10...Stamping Cards
11...Chair Exercise
12:30...Yoga
1...Joy El
Bowling at Lincolnway
2
9...Bible Study
10...Decorate the Center
10...Unwind Wednesday Bill &
Gloria Gaither “I’ll Fly Away”
11...Healthy Steps
26
Fitness Studio (8:30-2:30)
Activity Lounge & Wi-Fi
(8:30-2:30)
Craft Room (8:30-2:30)
Lunch (Noon—reserve)
DAILY:
No Activities Planned
Center will be open and
serving lunch
9:15...Blood Pressure Check
10...Joyce Evangelista as
“Patsy Cline & Friends”
11:30...Secret Santa
19
9:30… Quarter Bingo
12
9...Seth Grove’s Office
9:30...Watercolor...Session 8
10...Zumba Gold
10:30...Scott with R.S.V.P.
11...Chair Exercise
1...Line Dancing
4...Board Meeting
11
Bowling at Lincolnway
10
Open Gym Basketball
9
Bowling at Lincolnway
8
Open Gym Basketball
10…Snowman Craft
Bowling at Lincolnway
Merry
Christmas
Closed
25
9:30 Bingo Bonanza
11...Chair Exercise
12:30...Yoga
1...Joy El
18
10...Finish Snowman Craft
10...Zumba Gold
11...Chair Exercise
1...Line Dancing
17
Open Gym Basketball
16
9...Bible Study
10:30...Expressions
Choral Group
11...Santa
11...Healthy Steps
12...Christmas Meal
24
Open Gym Basketball
New Year’s Eve
10:30...New Years Eve Trivia
11… Healthy Steps
31
Christmas Eve
Closed
10...Cookie Exchange
10...Zumba Gold
11...Chair Exercise
1...Line Dancing
Bowling at Lincolnway
10...Now You Have It…
(Bring a $2.00 gift related to
Christmas)
10...Quilts for Kids
11… Chair Exercise
12:30… Yoga
1...Joy El
Open Gym Basketball
10...Bob with the Mason Dixon
Chapter of PA presentation on
“Motorcycle
Safety and Awareness”
11...Healthy Steps
5...Quilts for Kids
15
10...Program Clan
10:30...Cookie Baking
10:30...SG Intermediate
School—Math Lesson
23
Bowling at Lincolnway
22
Open Gym Basketball
10...Dime Bingo
10...Christmas Carol Singa-Long
10… Zumba Gold
11… Chair Exercise
1...Line Dancing
30
Bowling at Lincolnway
29
10...Birthday/Anniversary Party
with Bernie Hernandez
10...Scrapbooking
10...Zumba Gold
11...Chair Exercise
1...Line Dancing
Open Gym Basketball
10...Hanover Hospital
presentation on Diabetes
11...Undecorate the
Center
Fresh Orange
MONDAY
December 1
Roasted Boneless Chicken Thigh
with Gravy (2 ounces)
1/2 cup Confetti Rice
1/2 cup Sweet Peas
Whole Wheat Bread
December 8
Baked Meatloaf with Gravy (2 oncs.)
DECEMBER MENU
FRIDAY
December 4
Turkey and Swiss
with 1/4 cup Lettuce, 1 slice Tom.
1 cup Cheesy Cauliflower Soup
with Crackers
1/2 cup Fresh Coleslaw
THURSDAY
December 3
Spaghetti and Meatballs (4) with
3/4cup Pasta, 1/2 cup Marinara
1/2 cup Mixed Greens Salad
with Tomato, Carrots, Red Cab.
4 ounces Pineapple Juice
2 Slices Wheat Bread
1/2 cup Fruited Gelatin
Mayonnaise Packet
December 12
Chicken Parmesan with
WEDNESDAY
December 2
Cheeseburger
with 1/4 cup Lettuce, 1 slice Tom.
1/2 cup Buttered Potatoes
1/2 cup Carrots
Sandwich Roll
Breadstick
1/2 cup Applesauce
Italian Dressing Packet
December 11
BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich
2 ounces Sauce, 1 ounce Cheese
1/2 cup Pasta with Sauce
TUESDAY
1/2 cup Sliced Peaches
Ketchup Packet
December 10
Baked Pollock
1/2 cup Oven Browned Potatoes
1/2 cup Pickled Beets
December 5
Roast Beef with Gravy (2 ounces)
1/2 cup O'Brien Potatoes
1/2 cup Mixed Vegetable Medley
2 Slices Whole Wheat Bread
Chocolate Chip Cookie
December 9
Chicken Pot Pie (8 ounces)
1/2 cup AuGratin Potatoes
1/2 cup Winter Vegetable Medley
with Potatoes and Vegetables
1/4 cup Pot Pie Noodles
1/2 cup Baked Potato
1/2 cup Sliced Carrots
Sandwich Roll
1/2 cup Diced Pears
1/2 cup Vanilla Pudding
Tartar Sauce Packet
2 Slices Whole Wheat Bread
1/2 cup Sweet and Sour Slaw
Whole Wheat Bread
Cake
4 ounces Fruit Juice
2 Slices Whole Wheat Bread
1/2 cup Tropical Fruit Salad
December 25
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1/2 cup Applesauce
December 26
BBQ Beef Sandwich
1/2 cup Herb Roasted Potatoes
1/2 cup Country Vegetable Medley
Sandwich Roll
Italian Bread
1/2 cup Vanilla Pudding
French Dressing Packet
4 ounces Fruit Juice
1/2 cup Tossed Salad with Tomato
Garlic Bread Stick
Fresh Apple
Ranch Dressing Packet
2 Slices Whole Wheat Bread
1/2 cup Mandarin Oranges
Sour Cream Packet
"Christmas Lunch"
December 17
Baked Chicken Breast
with Gravy (2 ounces)
1/2 cup Stuffing
1/2 cup Baby Lima Beans
Whole Wheat Dinner Roll
Pumpkin Pie
CENTER CLOSED
with Crackers
December 19
Bkd. Lasagna with Meat and Cheese
1/2 cupTossed Salad with Tomato,
Onions, Carrots, Red Cabbage
December 16
Diced Turkey and Gravy
Over Waffles
1/2 cup Mixed Vegetables
1/2 cup Whipped Potatoes
December 18
Ham Salad Sandwich
with 1/4 cup Lettuce, 1 slice Tom.
1 cup Homemade Vegetable Soup
December 15
Salisbury Steak with
Mushroom Gravy (2 ounces)
1/2 cup Oven Browned Potatoes
1/2 cup Fresh Coleslaw
December 23
Baked Chicken Supreme
with Cream sauce (2 ounces)
1/2 cup Brown Rice Pilaf
1/2 cup Green Beans
1/2 cup Sliced Peaches
1/2 cup Sweet Peas and Onions
2 Slices Whole Wheat Bread
1/2c. Butterscotch Pudding
December 22
Potato Crusted Fish
1/2 cup Macaroni and Cheese
1/2 cup Stewed Tomatoes
1/2 cup Garden Salad with Tomato
Rye Bread
December 31
Chicken Cacciatore with Vegetables
1/2 cup Pasta
1/2 cup Island Blend Vegetables
Whole Wheat Bread
Fresh Apple
December 30
Baked Pizza Casserole with Cheese
1/2 cup Mixed Green Salad with
Tomato, Onions, Carrots
Fresh Apple
1/2 cup Pineapple Tidbits
Tartar Sauce Packet
Italian Dressing Packet
December 29
Grilled Salmon Fillet
1/2 cup Rice Pilaf
1/2 cup Mixed Vegetables
Italian Bread
Fresh Orange
Ranch Dressing Packet
Whole Wheat Bread
Whole Wheat Bread
1/2 cup Mandarin Oranges
Sugar Cookie
A SPECIAL THANK YOU FOR DONATIONS IN THE MONTH OF
OCTOBER
Donations Include Food, Supplies and other Items donated to the Center.
Baker, Doug & Pat
Rohrbaugh, Joanne
Baker, Jean
Shearer, Naomi
Brenneman Maryann & Bob
Shue, Spurgeon
Brickner, Nellie
Siar, Nadine
Brillhart, Delores
Smith, Nancy
Burns, Fred
Stambaugh, Anna Lee
Crites, Pat
Stayman, Dixie
Donner, Ethel
Thoman, Shirley
Ecker, Rose
Valentine, Edna
Emig, Dolly
Wagner, Ruth
Franklin, Pat
White, Doris J
Gladfelter, Doris
Wilson, Jackie
Haberkam, Linda
Yarger, Judy
Hagan, Carolyn
Zavilla, Nancy
Harrell, Barb
Harrold, Grace & Paul
Giant
Hartsough, Dick
Kennies Markets
Hoover, Dolores & Don
Hudgins, Steve
Johnson, Ellen
Kanwischer, Susan
Krebs, Donna
Krebs, Linda
Laughman, Grace & Harlyn
Leppo, Delores
Thank you to these organizations
and individuals who made monetary
donations for the month of October.
Mansberger, Bob
Mc Cannon, Pat
Messersmith, Anna
Mitzel, Don & Shirley
Moubrey, Kass
Myers, Herm
Overmiller, Bob & Lyn
Pomraning, Pat & Byron
Rahe, Martha
Reaver, Leo & Sandy
Reichert, Ruth
Rider, Charlie
Seven Valleys Borough
Roth’s Farm Village
York New Salem Borough
Spring Grove VFW
Nancy Wentz
Jerry Cramer
Carole Stair
Since we do not charge an annual membership fee, we encourage all members to make
an annual donation to Windy Hill. Donation
cards are available at the front desk.
Windy Hill Wish List
Dessert Plates
Special thanks to our community
partner:
Pvt. Allen J. Beck, Jr. VFW Post 5265
225-4010
Postage Stamps
Paper towels
Tissues
13 gal. size Trash bags
New Year’s Eve Party – Wednesday,
December 31 – Entertainment
by Bridge Street Band
Batteries—
Batteries—Size AA and D
Dining Room is open Wednesdays
& Fridays starting at 4:30 p.m.
Canned soda
Bingo available on Wednesdays!
Please support your Spring Grove VFW! Social memberships are available at a minimal cost.
Check out their website at:
www.vfw5265.org
Lunch Sign-up
Please note that we need our members to
sign up for lunch one day prior. We are
required to order our meals for the next
day by 9:30 a.m. In addition, if you have
made a lunch reservation and find
that you are unable to attend, please
let us know so we can cancel your
order. If we do not hear from you, we
will assume that you will be attending and
eating lunch. There have been issues recently where we have saved a lunch for
someone and turned others away, and then
that member did not show up for their
lunch. Please be considerate of this policy.
Toilet Tissue
Long Plastic Table Cloths
( P epsi, Diet Pepsi,
Coke, Diet Coke, Mug Rootbeer,
Orange Crush )
Sponsor for the December
Newsletter
Nancy Wentz
In Remembrance of Rod Wentz
8/28/1936-12/6/2011
NEEDING OUR PRAYERS
Dolly Goodling
Gloria Geesey
Marie Miller
Sandy Uffelman
Charles Shaffer
Linda Shaffer
Bill Forry
Karl Nishwitz
We express our prayers and condolences to the friends and
families of Tony Slagle and Bob “Kelly” Kellenberger, who
passed away recently.
Newsletter Editor: Doug Baker—[email protected]
December
BIRTHDAY/
ANNIVERSARY
Matilda Flora
Dec. 9—Nancy Dehoff
Dec.10--Jean Gross
Dec. 11—Nancy Smith
(If we missed your birthday or
Barbara Hudgins
anniversary, please contact our
Dec. 12—Martin Yohe, Jr.
office at 225-0733 so we can put
Dec. 14—Virginia Tressler
you on our list!).
Dec. 1—Diann Belt
Harlyn Laughman
Chester Wallick
Dec. 2—Jeannette Adams
Edith Brenneman
Rodney Emlet
Louise Bushey
Karl Nishwitz
Dec. 3—Grace Harrold
Helen Stambaugh
Dec. 4—Larry Sheridan
Patricia Ginger
Leon Flora
Charles Ward
Dec. 5—George Sweitzer
Vincent Poleo
Dec. 6—Sandra Vonella
Brenda Keeney
Marie Miller
Fern Belford
Dec. 7—Betty Gingerich
Beverly Strausbaugh
Betty Yohe
Jerry Walker
Ray Whitacre
Carolyn Albright
Dec. 8—Algean Bowers
Robert Contres
Shelby Havenstrite
Dec. 28—Shirley Mummert
Delores Bair
Dec. 29—S. David Wise
Dec. 30—Georgianne Eyster
Barbara Kephart
Diana Rhodes
Dec. 15—Joyce Davis
ANNIVERSARIES:
Gloria Brathwaite
Bob & Fern Belford
Barbara Gault
December 7, 1985
Lenda Norris
Kane & Diane Stambaugh
Dec. 16—William Drumm
Patricia Loss
Dec. 17—Michael Baron
William Hardingham
Dec. 18—Judith Barnhart
December 15, 1957
Ralph & Pat Crites
December 16, 1995
Joe & Sue Smith
December 27, 2000
Thomas Leese
Richard Hartsough
Radames Gonzalez
Dec. 19—Patricia Crites
Dec. 20—Susan Kanwischer
Nadine Siar
Dec. 21—Jay Fogelsanger
Jane Tighe
Dec. 22—David Snee
Dec. 23—Paul Bortner, Sr.
Augusta Wildt
John Andrews
We will be
celebrating our December
birthdays and
anniversaries on
Tuesday,
December 30th
Dec. 24—Erma Miller
Sandra Karwacki
Dec. 26—Anna Ridgeway
Dec. 27—Leo Reaver
Henry Lamar
With Bernie Hernandez
Please come and help us
celebrate!
Upcoming Trips:
September 25 – 30, 2015 – 6-Night Bermuda Cruise – 6 Night cruise
from Baltimore, MD to Kings Wharf, Bermuda on the Royal Caribbean’s
Grandeur of the Seas. Cost per person starts at $997.00. This trip will
benefit Windy Hill and travel arrangement provided by Travel Time (Bailey
Travel).
NEW MEMBERS:
Please welcome these new
members when you
see them!
Bob Belford
Jacob Berwager
Catherine Brown
Pat Duncan
Larry & Judy Grim
William Hoff
Thomas & Joanne Hoffman
Ron & Mary Lou Kopp
Jack & Sandy Leppo
Gloria Luckenbaugh
Birdie Miller
Marlin & Patsy Miller
Lenda Norris
Helen Pitzer
Harold & Donna Redding
Juanita Routson
Allen Schrum
Linda Six
Andy Strausbaugh
Georgeanna Wagner
Glenn & Donna Yohe
JOY-EL Generation
This group is a program that teaches school children Biblical teachings, moral and character instruction and Christlike role modeling, and is meeting at Windy Hill on
Thursdays from 1:30-2:30 p.m. They are looking for
members to participate as mentors for the 5th & 6th grade
students. The students are allowed time from their
school day to participate in the program. They are able
to earn points for learning Bible verses, which can be used
towards a camp program. If you are interested in participating as a mentor, please include your name and contact
information on the sign-up sheet in the reception area.
Windy Hill Closing
Policy … Please note that
if the Spring Grove Area
School District is closed
for inclement weather,
Windy Hill will be
closed. If the school district has a 2-hour
delay, Windy Hill will decide on a case-bycase basis whether to open or close. Closures will be announced on WGAL TV 8, by
6:00 a.m. We will also have a message on
the answering machine by that time.
Please call the center number for verification of closure.
The senior center will be closed the following days for
holiday observances:
Wednesday and Thursday,
December 24 & 25 – Christmas
Tuesday, January 1 –
New Year’s Day
Windy Hill will be open on Friday,
December 26
December Activities:
Council Meeting with Entertainment by “Wayne Winemiller”
Monday, December 1, 10:00 a.m.
We encourage ALL members to participate in this meeting to learn about what is happening for the
month. It is also a good opportunity to share your thoughts and ideas to make Windy Hill the best
center!
Watercolor: Session 8
Tuesday, December 2, 9:30 a.m.
This is a continuation of methods learned in Sessions 1-7. New students are also welcome. Cost is
$10. Please sign up in advance. Class limit: 12 . Brought to you in cooperation with the Pennsylvania Watercolor Society
Stamping Greeting Cards
Thursday, December 4, 10 a.m.
Grace Harrold will be sharing her talent of making holiday cards, and we will make them and send
them to our shut-in members.
Motorcycle Safety and Awareness
Wednesday, December 10; 10 a.m.
Members of the Mason Dixon Chapter PA Motorcycle Safety will be on hand to provide information on motorcycle safety, and being aware of motorcycles on the road. Each year thousands of
motorcyclists lose their lives in the State of PA. This organization is making an effort to ensure
safety through teaching about good driving habits and looking out for riders. Please attend this important presentation. This is not a motorcycle driving class. It is for all motor vehicle drivers!
Christmas Now You Have It… (Now You Don’t)
Thursday, December 11, 10 a.m.
This month we will have a special “Now You Have It.” We are asking members to bring a
wrapped, $2 gift, something related to Christmas. The gifts are equally divided throughout a table.
Each player is then randomly assigned a group of numbered cards. The game host will randomly
draw numbers, one at a time. When your number is called, pick a gift. Eventually, when all gifts
are claimed, players begin to steal from one another. When a player’s final number is called, they
make a final selection, and no one can steal this from him/her. Everyone walks away a winner!
COOKIES, COOKIES, COOKIES
Tuesday, December 16, 10 a.m.
Everyone should bring two dozen of your favorite Christmas cookies and a copy of the recipe. We
will taste test and exchange recipes, and everyone will go home with a variety of cookies and new
recipes. Members who bring cookies, will be the first to choose cookies to take home.
Christmas Cookie Baking
Monday, December 15, 10:30 a.m.
We are looking for members to donate prepared cookie dough that we can bake on this date, package and deliver to our Meals on Wheels customers. We need to bake approximately 20 dozen.
Please consider donating a batch or two to help brighten the day of our elderly homebound. Donations will be needed by 10:00 a.m. on the 15th. Please sign-up on the sheet in the reception area so
we know how many donations to expect.
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Intergenerational Activity
Monday, December 15, 10:30 a.m.
We are looking for several volunteers to participate in an intergenerational activity on this date
with our 5th and 6th grade students. The students will be teaching their math lesson to our
members in order to become more comfortable with their knowledge and reinforce their math
skills. Don’t worry, you will not be asked to share your math skills, just listen as they teach
you their skills!
Christmas Meal and Program
Wednesday, December 17, 10:30 a.m.
Please invite your friends to this program. Along with our entertainment and pictures with
Santa, we will also be giving away door prizes.
Patsy Cline & Friends
Secret Santa
Friday, December 19, 10 a.m. (Secret Santa at 11 a.m.)
Don’t miss this special entertainment sponsored by the Hardees Breakfast Club. Also, if you
are participating in the Secret Santa, today’s the day to exchange gifts.
Diabetes Presentation
Monday, December 29; 10:00 a.m.
A representative from Hanover Hospital will be making a special presentation on Diabetes on
this date. Information on statistics, awareness and management will be available.
Scrapbooking
Tuesday, December 30; 10 a.m.
Member and volunteer, Bev Strausbaugh will provide supplies and instruction for
scrapbooking. Please bring your favorite pictures to use for this activity.
Windy Hill Adopting a Family for the Holidays
Windy Hill has adopted a family from the Spring Grove Intermediate School for the holiday.
The family has five children ranging in ages from 9-16. There are four girls. The school district indicated that they would prefer gift cards. We are asking members for donations of gift
cards from various merchants in the area, or for monetary donations to purchase gift cards.
Please give all donations to Nancy.
Merry Christmas to our Members!
We would like to take this opportunity to wish each one of you a very
Merry Christmas. It is a pleasure to work with everyone throughout
the year. We wish you and your families an enjoyable holiday and
happy and healthy New Year!
Windy Hill Staff & Board of Directors
Thank you to our volunteers!
Congratulations to Andy Hartmann, winner of last month’s $20 gift card. Don’t
forget to put your name on the board when you come in each day to sign up for
a job. Fill out one slip per day to indicate your volunteer service. At the Council
Meeting each month we pull one lucky winner to win a $20 gift card. We have
many volunteers who donate many hours of their time to keep Windy Hill up
and running.
If you would like to nominate an outstanding volunteer, please fill out a nomination slip and return it to the front desk.
Newsletter Sponsorships Available for 2015:
Newsletter sponsorship opportunities are available for 2015. We prepare
and copy over 350 newsletters each month. There are many costs involved
including set-up, paper and copier toner. In order to defray the costs of
the newsletter, we are asking members to sponsor it each month. Cost of
sponsorship is $25.00. A sign-up sheet is available for 2015 sponsorships
in the reception area. You may sponsor in memory or in honor of someone
or something. WE ARE ALSO ASKING MEMBERS TO ONLY TAKE ONE
NEWSLETTER.
Christmas Gift Ideas:
Sports Merchandise Fundraiser
Windy Hill received a donation of various brand-new sports
merchandise to be sold for a fundraiser for the center. This is the perfect
opportunity to buy inexpensive licensed sports merchandise for your favorite sports enthusiast. All merchandise will be sold for $5 or less, and
includes sports teams such as Penn State, Orioles, Phillies, Eagles, Flyers
and
Nascar. The sale will run from Monday, November 24 until Tuesday, December 23.
Windy Hill also has various Windy Hill logo apparel available for purchase including sweatshirts, t-shirts and hats. Please see Nancy to
purchase.
Coming in January …
Council Meeting and Entertainment by Tall in the Saddle—Monday, January 5
New Year’s Pork & Sauerkraut Meal—Tuesday, January 6
Red Cross Presentation—Be Prepared for Winter Storms & Power Outages—
Thursday, January 8
January Birthday/Anniversary Party with Entertainment by Tom T’s Review—
Thursday, January 22