News and Views - Pennridge Community Center

News and Views
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BUCKS COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETIRED AND SENIOR CITIZENS
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Our Center and Our Membership
Special points of interest:
 Normal Hours of Operation:
Pennridge Community Center
was operational in Perkasie for
a number of years prior to the
completion of our new building
in Silverdale. It was completed
some six years ago and in many
ways we began anew.
For the first few years our Center was managed by Sue Morgan. When she resigned another manager took over for a few
short months. With her departure, around 2009, Debbie
Scollon (that’s me) was recruited as manager. I then enticed
Sara Kelly to come on board as
our assistant manager.
Our management team, volunteers, instructors and members
are open and friendly. It’s great
to walk in and find smiling faces
along with positive attitudes.
Although many of our older
members are very active, youth
in close proximity helps all of us
to remember that being active
and involved keeps us lively. To
help ensure that this continues,
we are looking forward to bringing in members who are closer
to the 55 age group.
We have a variety of events and
activities to keep you involved
and they are also open to the
We serve citizens ages 55 and
public. How about activities
older who reside in boroughs of such as Aerobics, Line dancing,
Dublin Perkasie, Sellersville,
Tai Chi, Zumba, Choral group,
Silverdale, and Telford. TownBilliards, Bingo, Chess, Mahships of Hilltown, Bedminster,
jong, and a variety of card
East Rockhill, West Rockhill and games? Art, Ceramics, Readpeople outside of our geograph- ing/, Writing &Research, and
ical area are also members.
Sewing are on the current list of
classes.
As the author of this article, I
thought that I might be able to
Special events are sprinkled
note all of the great things about throughout the year, and memour Center.
bers play a big part in keeping
them going. In addition, we
Along with our beautiful building, participate in fund raisers such
the variety of activities and
as our infamous Root Beer Float
events we have as well as our
event. Our volunteers manage
wonderful members, we seem
this and see to it the Floats are
to improve each day.
the best and the hot dogs are
fantastic. Our Craft Fair is held
twice a year and our monthly
dinner dances are a favorite for
a wide age range.
We must be doing something
right because our membership
is steadily increasing and the
smiles keep getting bigger.
Thank you for joining and/or
renewing your membership.
New and old friendships are a
staple and when you participate,
life can be more fun.
- Monday through Friday
- 9:00am to 3:00pm
- Some evening hours as
noted
 Lunch Served : 11:30am
President’s Letter
2
Manager’s Messages 3
Member’s Articles
4
Trips
6-7
Kitchen News
8
Calendar Insert
Programs & Activi- 9-10
ties
Fit Tips
11
Highlights
12
Members, Memorium
13
Fun Page
14
Closing Information
16
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Who We Are
Pennridge Community Center
Mission Statement
The Pennridge Community Center
was founded in 1964 as the Upper
Bucks Branch of the Bucks County
Association of Retired and Senior
Citizens. The mission of the
original Center was to provide a
facility for retired and senior
citizens to meet friends and make
new acquaintances.
Over the years, the mission has
changed to provide for the needs
of the senior citizens of the 21st
century. The mission has
expanded to provide relevant
information, services, and
activities necessary to assure
aging with health, independence,
The Pennridge Community
Center is one of the five full
service senior citizen centers
operated by the BUCKS
COUNTY ASSOCIATION
FOR RETIRED AND SENIOR
CITIZENS (BCARSC), a nonprofit corporation. The
BCARSC is funded through
the PA Department of Aging
of Bucks County and through
self-supporting projects.
BCARSC is an equal opportunity employer.
All programs and services
provided at the five Centers
are offered without regard to
race, religion, political affiliation, or personal background.
The Pennridge Community
Senior Center serves all citizens ages 55 and older who
reside in the boroughs of
Dublin, Perkasie, Sellersville,
Silverdale, and Telford and
the townships of Bedminster,
East Rockhill, Hilltown, and
West Rockhill.
The Pennridge Community
Senior Center is partially
funded through the Bucks
County Area on Aging, the
Pennsylvania Department on
Aging, the federal food pro-
From Your President
It is again membership time. Have you renewed your
membership for 2012? As a member of the Pennridge
Community Center, you have many opportunities for
enjoyable fellowship as well as participation in activities
of your choice. We are always searching for ways to
increase our program offerings. Your suggestions are
most welcomed. The Center is a busy place! It is our
aim for it to be even busier through your participation.
We look forward to your continued support.
Buster A. Guth
Executive Board
Buster Guth, President
To be announced,
1st Vice President
Ethel McGinnis
2nd Vice President
Susan Vasquez, Treasurer
Vivian McManus, Secretary
Elaine Frank
Member at Large
Alice Brad, Member at Large
Important Contact
gram, and self-supported
projects.
The BCARSC is responsible for
the salary and benefits of the
Manager and Assistant Manager. All other staff members are
volunteers. All operational expenses are the responsibility of
the Center. The Executive
Board, Advisory Board, Center Manager, and Assistant
Manager are responsible to
pursue all possible sources to
generate income.
Advisory Board
Anthony Anella
Patricia A. Guth
Durrell Hollenbach
Alice Kachline
Sara Kelly
John Much
David R. Nyman
Brenda Oelschlager
Elizabeth Schirmer
Deborah Scollon
Patricia Siwert
Herman Slozer
Dean Souder
James Steeley
Joel Steinman
Frank “Bud” Wenger
R. Louisa Wismer
Information
Social Security Office
7am – 7pm (Mon– Fri)
1-800-772-1213
Social Security Office
Allentown
610-433-3237
RSVP
215-340-1210
Bucks County Transport
1-888-795-0740
Area Agency on the Aging
8:30am – 4:30pm (M—F)
215-348-0510
215-536-4680 x-6116
Call to inquire about
Meals on Wheels
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Manager’s Messages
Enjoy a Special
Musical Treat
The tropics are moving to
Silverdale! At 3:00 PM on
Sunday, April 22, the Valley
Steel Drums Ensemble from
Easton will present a musical extravaganza of steel
drum musical selections
ranging from gospel and the
classics to today’s hit tunes.
This will be a lively toetapping concert by a group
of energetic musicians from
the Caribbean, US Virgin
Islands, and Pennsylvania.
Light refreshments will be
served. Tickets which will
cost $10.00 will be available
from the receptionist or at
the door. The proceeds will
be used for the Center’s
operational expenses.
Enjoy an afternoon in the
tropics as you support
your Center.
Brick Sales—For
Patio
Shopping for the person
who has almost everything? Purchase an engraved brick with the person’s name and a short
comment on the next line.
We need nine more before we can send the next
order to the company that
engraves the bricks.
You will be able to view
completed bricks on the
patio outside of the dining
area.
“Honor your loved
ones with a brick”
2012 Dance Schedule
March 23-St. Patrick’s Dinner Dance-Kevin Kelton Orchestra
April 27-Celebrating Spring Dinner Dance-Gary Dee
Mary 25-May Flowers Dinner Dance-Blue Notes
June 22-Picnic Dinner Dance-Kevin Kelton Orchestra
July 27-Beach Party Dinner Dance-Gary Dee
August 24-Luau Dinner Dance-Blue Notes
September 28-Autumn Daze Dinner Dance-Gary Dee
October 26-Fall Ball Dinner-Blue Notes
November 9-Harvest Dinner Dance-Kevin Kelton
December 14-Holiday Dinner Dance-Blue Notes
Monday, December 31-New Years Eve Party-Blue
Notes
Delicious Reppert’s Candy Sale
As a fund raising project, the Center is again offering
an assortment of Reppert’s quality chocolates at reasonable prices ranging from $11.25 to $13.50 per
pound. Chocolate Easter eggs are available as both
whole eggs and boxes of small eggs. In addition to
Easter Candy, other assortments are available. For
your convenience, the enclosed order form lists the
types and flavors available. All orders and payment
must be received at the Center by March 26th with
delivery on April 3rd. Support your Center as you
enjoy tasty candy.
Did We Miss It??
Movie Days
Ahhhh. Mid-February and
ready to publish the
March/April Newsletter.
Does that sound familiar?
Again, the timing is such
that we sometimes miss
the reporting and/or the
“Thank You” for events
that won’t happen for a
week or two.
Movies, Movies! Movies
have moved to the 2nd
Thursday of the month at
12:30pm..
If you wish information on
an event or activity that
you think we missed commenting on, stop in or call
the Center and follow up.
If you use the computer,
A Wii has been donated to
the Center and we will be
having Wii competitions.
March 8th & April12th
Wii
April 21, 2012-Spring Craft
Fair
October 6. 2012-Fall Craft Fair
We would like to have
teams, so come on out and
learn to Wii. It is so much
fun and VERY addicting.
Practices will be held on
Tuesdays and Wednesdays
at 12:15pm.
Lottery Calendar
Choral Group
2012 Events Calendar
It is not too late to participate
in the Center’s Lottery Calendar for March, April, and
May. Calendars which cost
$10.00 are currently on sale
at the Center. During the
three month period, there are
91 chances to win. Each
day’s number pays at least
$25.00, with many bonus
days of $50.00 to $100.00.
You can purchase a calendar
of your favorite number, if it
has not been sold.
The Choral Group is to
resume practices every
Tuesday at 10:45 am
PLEASE COME OUT AND
JOIN… WE NEED VOICES!!
Membership Meeting
Come out for a free lunch
and meet with your board
members. We will address
all that is happening within
our Center on Wednesday,
April 4th.
Be a Winner as you support your Center!
MEMBER FLEA MARKET
The Flea Market will be open and available to
members on the 1st Tuesday of the month from
9am until 1pm, throughout the year.
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SPRING
WINTER HAS NOW COME TO AN END
SPRING A GOOD MESSAGE IT WILL SEND
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS COMES INTO PLAY
SOUNDS OF BIRDS SINGING EVERY DAY
MORNING DEW IS ON THE GROUND
MARCH FIRST MONTH TO COME AROUND
BUDS ON TREES START TO APPEAR
THEY KNOW IT'S THAT TIME OF THE YEAR
A SPADE A RAKE IS WHAT WE SEE
GARDENER KNEELING ON ONE KNEE
SOON IT WILL COME TO PASS
MOWER IS OUT HE CUTS THE GRASS
APRIL RAINS THEY COME IN SHOWERS
GIVING US THOSE BLOOMING FLOWERS
SCATTERED CLOUDS UP IN THE SKY
WE WATCH AS THEY GO ROLLING BY
MONTH OF MAY WITH BRIGHT SUN
IS THE TIME FOR LOTS OF FUN
SOMETIMES THE DAYS ARE OVERCAST
MEMORIAL DAY IS HERE AT LAST
THREE MONTHS HAVE BEEN AND GONE
WARMER WEATHER FROM HEREON
SPRING HAS NOW COME TO AN END
SUMMER A WARMER MESSAGE IT WILL SEND
BLAIR THOMSON 2011
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STRANGE AND BEAUTIFUL ROADS
Blair’s poem about Spring reminded me of photos that I
saw of roads that traveled along and thoughts of driving
came to mind. It seemed the pictures might fit here.
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HEALTHY STEPS
Stop in at Pennridge Community Center and Register at the Receptionist’s Desk
March 21st—10:00am to 2:00pm
This session is not for Repeat Attendees.
Bring A Friend!
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STEPPIN’ OUT WITH PCSC
Trip policies- Trips are on a first come- first deposit basis. PLEASE MAKE DEPOSIT OR FULL PAYMENT AT TIME OF SIGN
UP. Please pay by check and make checks out to PENNRIDGE COMMUNITY SENIOR CENTER. There are sign up sheets for
all trips on the trip table. Please provide name and phone number. Checks can be given to the receptionist at the front desk between the hours of 9 am – 3 pm. Insurance on multi- day trips will be available for purchase. Once final payment has been made
there will be no refunds unless trip is cancelled by the center. Please check on the Trip Table for new trips that were planned
after the newsletter was sent.
We now are doing trips on cooperation with
Hagey Tours. We are doing these trips as a
convenience to our members and friends. This
is the policy when joining a Hagey trip that
they sponsor. We will deposit 10 seats at a
time for a trip. Please book as soon as possible if you are interested, because they can
recall our seats if needed.. As soon as we receive 10 full payments, I will advise them,
although we don’t need 10 for the trip to be a
go. On the Hagey trips, departure will be at
Hagey Tours in Franconia.
ALL TRIPS ARE PART OF
OUR FUNDRAISING
EFFORTS FOR OUR
OPERATING FUND
CASINO TRIPS
We will be having 3 casino trips this year. If we are able to have more people go, we will add more. In the next newsletter we will
have the Casino and other details for May.
Casino Trip Dates: May 29th, July 31st, and Sept. 25th.
Looking Ahead
Odyssey Cherry Blossom Cruise in Washington, DC.
Monday, April 2, 2012
$115.00 per person (plus tips of $2.00—$8.00 per person)
Price includes motor coach, cruise on the Odyssey, lunch and show.
Motor Coach leaves from the K-Mart in Quakertown unless they get a full bus, then it will leave from Ottsville.
Depart 6:20am …… Return 5:00pm
Total price is due at sign-up. This trip is combined with the Eastern Upper Bucks Seniors (Ottsville)
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STEPPIN’ OUT WITH PCSC (cont. from Page 6)
Looking Ahead
NEW….
COMBO TRIPS WITH GENERATIONS
AND
EASTERN UPPER BUCKS (OTTSVILLE)
We are combining trips with Generations
(Souderton Senior Center) and Eastern Upper
Bucks (Ottsville). For these trips you will meet the
transportation where each of the trips will depart
from. .
Call 215-453-7027 and ask for Sara for information on these trips.
I need your input for day trips for this year. Let me
know what you would like.
CAPE COD & THE ISLANDS
September 16-20, 2012
$679.00 per person.
Price will be reduced if we have more than 35.
Includes 4 nights accommodations on Cape
Code, 4 breakfasts, 4 dinners, Hotel taxes,
meal gratuities, and visits to Nantucket, Martha’s Vineyard, Hyannis, Provincetown, and
Chatham.
Deposit of $75.00 per person is due at the time
of sign-up. Final payment is due July 31, 2012.
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DINNER SHOW at TOMASELLO WINERY AND
HISTORIC SMITHVILLE
Monday April 2, 2012
$65.00 per person
The Riddleswood Touring Company presents:
“Houdini Whodunit”
We depart the center at 9am and arrive at the Winery at 11am for a 1/2 hour Wine Tasting and then
are seated for the Dinner show. After the show we
will depart for Smithville and then depart for home
at 4pm.
40 seats are to be sold for this show. Sign up
MIKE BRYNES USO STARS AND STRIPES
MAY 23, 2012
$82.00 per person
New! It’s USO madness with Comedy and the
Music of Americana from Broadway to San
Franciso.
Depart Hageys in Franconia at 9am and arrive Doolans
at 11am in Spring Lake, NJ. Dinner is at 11:30am and
you have an open bar for 1 hour and a choice of Beef,
Turkey or Salmon. Meal choice has to be in 30 days
prior to the event. We will depart for Smithville immediately after the show. Departure for home is 4pm.
There will be more day trips added in the next
newsletter.
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Kitchen News
Spring is right around the
corner, snow should be over.
Come in for lunch.
But. Don’t forget to sign up a
week in advance prior to 1pm
on Wednesdays
We are offering a Café Meal
or a Regular Meal. Choose
the one you want.
Kindly remember to sign-up for your lunch in advance.
1pm on Wednesday, the week prior to your lunch date.
Meal orders are faxed at 10:00 am on Thursday mornings
for the following week. Linton’s does not accept additions after our order is faxed.
SARA
We need your help!
Ordering Daily Meals
The many luncheon no-shows are problematic. If you
have signed up for lunch, PLEASE do your best to be
present. Although the county does pay and provide lunches for those that sign up and all monies collected go to
pay for these, we are obligated to pay for the no-shows.
If you are unable to attend on your scheduled
lunch day, please contact us.
Our lunch is served at
11:30am except on our
Special Lunch days.
Lunch will be served at 12
noon on our Fun days. See
Calendar for dates.
Birthday Celebrations
We wish to extend a Happy
Birthday to all who are celebrating birthdays in March
and April. Come celebrate
your life with us! We will
share your birthday cake with
everyone ! Please sign-up
for lunch and specify that it is
your birthday.
March Birthday Bash
Thursday March 22
Always Handy
Landis Hoagie
Tickets Available
12:00 NOON
April Birthday Bash
Thursday
at the front desk .
$4.50 each
April 26
12:00 NOON
Special Luncheon Events
Special Lunches Dates
March 2012—April 2012
Lunch &
Learn
Lunch &
Learn
Lunch &
Learn
Estate Planning
With
Joel Stienman
From
Grim, Biehn &
Thatcher
Medicare Fraud
First Light Home
Care
VA Aid
Presented by
Sam Dan
March 15th
March 22nd
March 27th
These special lunches are at 12 noon
March 22nd—Covered Dish
Free when you bring a dish or $5.00 if you do
not bring one.
April 26th—Baked Potato Day
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Day Programs and Activities
Please note that all monies will be collected at the front desk when
you arrive prior to each class. All fees for appointments should be
paid to the provider. All classes are open to the public (all ages)
Aerobics Class
Mondays & Thursdays 10:00 am
Fran Wieckowski – Instructor
$3.00 per class
Line (Contemporary) Dancing
Mondays 11:00 am
Thursdays 11:15am
Fran Wieckowski – Instructor
$3.00 per class
Art Class
Tuesdays 9:30 am - 11:30 am
Chick Blumberg – Instructor
$3.00 per class
Mahjong
Fridays 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
$1.00 per day
Billiards
Monday - Friday
9:00 am - 3:00 pm
$2.00 per day
Pinochle
Mondays & first Tuesday 1pm
$1.50 per day
Bingo
1st & 4th Wednesday 12:30 pm
Bea Althouse – Bingo Caller
$1.00 per card
Blood Pressure Screening
2nd & 4th Wednesday 10:00 to 11:30 am
By Grand View Hospital Community Nurse
Home Care Dept.
No charge
Ceramic Class
Mondays 9:00 am - 12:00
Loretta Belac – Instructor
$3.00 per class
Hair Cuts
3rd Thursday each month
9:00am—noon By appointment
Dawn - $15.00 per Haircut
pm
Chess Club
Tuesdays 9:30 am
No Charge
Choral Group
Tuesdays 10:45 am
Kathy Brown—Instructor
$2.00
Hand & Foot Card Game
Mondays 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm
$1.00 per afternoon
“Usually played with two to six players, sometimes with partners. This is a version of the old and famous
Canasta game.
First, Deal two piles of 11 cards (One is your hand & the other is your foot). Each card has a point value. You come out
on boards with a start of 50 pts. This amount increases as the
game progresses. After the initial coming down on board, you
add to the cards. When you play all your cards in your hand,
you then go to your foot. In order to complete the first round
you must have three canastas, one without wild cards and
two with wild cards. A canasta consists of 7 cards.
Tai Chi
Thursdays 1:00 pm—2:00 pm
Fridays 10:00 am – 11:00 am
Lisa Raezer – Instructor
8 wk. session-Members $30.00 Walk
Ins $5
Non-Members $55 Walk-Ins $10.00 per class
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Reading, Writing, & Research
(formerly known as Memoirs Class)
Wednesdays 9:00am -11:30 am ??
Tom Adams—Instructor
$1.00 per morning
“No one else can write the story you are about to write.
After all, you are the expert on the topic.”
Mary Borg, Author
WORD GAME
Wednesday, March 21st
12:30pm
Wednesday, April 18th 12:30pm
Blair Thomson—Host
$1.00 per game
FLEA MARKET
1st Tuesday 9:00am—1:00pm
Wednesday, April 18th 12:30pm
Computer Help
Usually available during the week. Stop in and inquire.
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Evening Programs & Activities
Please note: Only checks will be accepted. They will be collected by the instructor or you may mail the amount in advance. A
registration form must accompany the check. All checks should
be made payable to “The Pennridge Community Senior Center”. All evening classes are open to the
public (all ages)
Tai Chi
Tuesdays 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Ben Caccavale – Instructor
8 week session
$30.00 Members Walk-ins $5.00
$55.00 anyone under 55 Walk-ins $10.00
Zumba
Thursdays 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Valerie Hawkins – Instructor
6 week session
$30.00 Members Walk-ins $5.00
$55.00 anyone under 55 Walk-ins
$10.00
Beginner Sewing Class 2012
Mondays—6:30pm-8:00pm
$45.00 for a six week session
March 5th
Vivian McManus—Instructor
Topics beginning with Know your
Sewing Machine, Sewing Kit essentials and more. You will be creating a tote along with sessions on
the proper way to measure the body.
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Special Events
Wanna Dance???
St. Patrick’s Dinner Dance – March 23
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM - Buffet
7:00 PM – 10:00 PM - Dance to the music of
Kevin Kelton Orchestra
Buffet Reservations required by March 19
Celebrating Spring Dinner Dance – April 27
6:00 PM – 7:30 PM – Buffet
7:30 PM – 10:30 PM – Dance to the music of
Gary Dee
Buffet Reservations required by April 23
Singles and couples are welcomes at all dances. No
need to be a member to attend. Tickets are available
at the Center at the cost of $19.00 per person for
both the dinner and dance or $10.00 for the dance
only. Dinner reservations are required for all dances. Reservations are not required to only attend the
dance.
Intermediate Sewing Class 2012
Tuesdays—6:30pm-8:00pm
Saturdays—9:00am– 10:30am (tentative)
$40.00 for four weeks session
Starts March 6th or March 10th
Vivian McManus—Instructor
Whether you are brand new in the sewing world or are
returning from a long absence, these classes are designed to give you the solid foundation you will need to
pursue this wonderful and fulfilling activity! This class will
lay the groundwork for future success! (minimum age –
16 years old)
Do you need help either getting a project started or knowing what to do to get it completed? Intermediate Sewing
classes (begins March 6th) are geared for individual projects and instruction to help develop your sewing skills.
Start from the basics or improve on skills you already
have.
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Fit Tips
Fit Tips will return in our next newsletter,
Fran Wieckoski
HORSE RACES ARE COMING!!!!!
Six race horses will soon be arriving at the Senior Center! No need to worry, they do not
need to be fed, and there are no cleaning-up duties. The horses will be ready for their
inaugural races in early April. The date of the first race will be posted in the lobby. Join
the fun as you wager on your favorite steed.
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A FEW PHOTOS FROM OUR TUESDAY BEGINNER SEWING CLASS
THE SHOEBOX
A man and woman had been married for more than 60 years.
They had shared everything. They had talked about everything.
They had kept no secrets from each other except that the little
old woman had a shoe box in the top of her closet that she had
cautioned her husband never to open or ask her about. For all
of these years, he had never thought about the box.
But one day the little old woman got very sick and the doctor said she would not
recover. In trying to sort out their affairs, the little old man took down the shoe box
and took it to his wife’s bedside. She agreed that it was time that he should know
what was in the box.
When he opened it, he found two crocheted dolls and a stack of money totaling $95,000. He asked her about the contents.
‘When we were to be married,’ she said, ‘my grandmother told me the secret of a happy marriage was to never argue.
She told me that if I ever got angry with you. I should just keep quiet and crochet a doll.’
The little old man was so moved; he had to fight back tears. Only two precious dolls were in the box. She had only ben
angry with him two times in all those years of living and loving. He almost burst with happiness. ‘Honey,’ he said, ‘that
explains the doll, but what about all of this money? Where did it come from?’
‘Oh,’ she said, ‘that’s the money I made from selling the dolls.’
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THANK YOU!!!
Welcome all
new members!
Jacqueline A Ahern
William C Baldwin
Bill V Durso
Judith A Durso
Sue C Elrath
Janet Howells
Elissa Kirkegard
Robert J Lee
Beverly A McCormick
Jean Samuels
Alred R Walter
Gail Walter
Hannah Booz
Robert H Booz
Jean N Clarke
Ruth Gehman
William R Hagy
Peg Hauck
Patricia M Jacker
Jack R Ambrose
Pat J Ambrose
Nancy E Kuhn
Sally A Lindemuth
Joseph McCormick
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Thank you to our Municipal Partners!
Bedminster Township
Albert J Motz
Judith Motz
Debra L Papallo
Erika Schrock
Bonnie J Sterner
Dorothy L Stover
Helen F Lehman
Tony J Weissman
Bonnie O Wenhold
Nicholas Conte
Helen Gaunt
David H Higgins
Perkasie Borough
Sellersville Borough
Silverdale Borough
West Rockhill Township
Your support and your contributions to the operation of
the Pennridge Community Center are very much appreciated.
Memorium
Mary Benner
Joyce Hamilton
Nancy Hilmer
Erma J Oswald
Hildegard Stephans
ARE YOU READY? OUR SPRING CRAFT FAIR IS ALMOST HERE!
Be there on April 21st, starting at 10am.
We offer recycling to the
entire community for
aluminum cans only! It
is a large brown
container located in the
back of the parking lot.
Please do not use this
for trash!
Off
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PENNRIDGE
COMMUNITY SENIOR
CENTER
NON-PROFIT
U.S. POSTAGE PAID
QUAKERTOWN, PA 18951
PERMIT #185
146 East Main Street
Perkasie, PA 18944-5421
Phone: 215-453-7027
215-453-7028
Fax: 215-453-7029
Email: manager.pcsc@verizon.net
TO:
STORM CLOSING INFORMATION
Check Channel 69 WFMZ on your TV
-OR Check the internet at
www.wfmz.com
Look for “Pennridge Community”
Since we have such a wonderful, friendly management
team and members at our Center, it was suggested
that the current door handles be replaced with some
that would emphasize this fact. For some reason this
suggestion was ignored. What do you think?
Closed 9am-3pm
April 6—Good Friday
April 24—Primary Election Day
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