Who We Are - Pennridge Community Center

Pennridge Community Center
News and Views
146 East Main Street ● Perkasie, PA 18944
(Located at the junctures of Routes 113 and 152 in Silverdale)
Phone: 215-453-7027, 7028 ● Fax: 215-453-7029
www.pennridgecenter.org
Manager: Debbie Scollon ● Assistant Manager: Sara Kelly
BUCKS COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETIRED AND SENIOR CITIZENS
J AN U AR Y / F E B R U AR Y
2013
A New Year
Wishing you all a Happy and for the Center. Stop by
and Prosperous Year!
and renew your memberWe have seen many changes ship, and bring along a
at the Center this past year, friend or relative to show
and I believe it will bring us them the Center and hopeinto the New Year as a bet- fully they will join the us.
ter Center, with an in- As we move into the next
creased membership.
few Winter months, we
There were two changes sometimes get into a slump,
within
the
Association but remember, we have
(BCARSC). Tony Anella, Ex- many activities as well as a
ecutive Director, has retired good, hot lunch and converas of the end of December. sation.
He was always open to new
programs at our Center, and
supportive of our ideas. We
wish him a wonderful retirement. John Greer III has
taken over for Tony. John
has been with BCARSC for
many years as well. We
welcome him in his new role
within the Association.
Yes, it’s once again time to
renew your membership at
the Center. For only $10
per calendar year, the Center offers many classes and
activities, dances, and the
opportunity to volunteer at
And to continue into the
Winter months, many members will not come to the
Center due to the weather.
One way to get to the Center in inclement weather is
to use Bucks County Transportation. They will pick
you up at your house and
bring you to the Center, and
of course, return you to
home. There is a nominal
fee, and if you have questions on using this transportation, stop in and I’ll give
you more details.
This
group is wonderful and very
professional.
Special points of interest:
In March we will be starting
our trips again, and we already have a nice line-up of
major trips. Keep checking
the Trip Table in the lobby,
the website, and the newsletter for trip information.
And remember, you need to
reserve your seat early.
Sara can answer all of your
trip questions.

Also in the Spring we hope
to have some new activities
and classes to keep you
coming back. Invite your
friends and neighbors to
come out with you. I’m
sure they’ll enjoy their time
here!
- Debbie
Normal Hours of Operation:
- 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
Special Events
4
Kitchen News
5
Trips
Day Programs &
Activities
6-7
8
Calendar Insert
Evening Programs &
Activities
9
More Notes
10
‘At A Glance’
11
Membership and
more
12
Fun Page
13
Advertisements
Closing Information
14-15
16
News and Views—Pennridge Community Center
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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,
and dignity.
The Pennridge Community
Center is one of the four fullservice senior citizen centers
operated by the BUCKS COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETIRED
AND
SENIOR CITIZENS
(BCARSC), a non-profit corporation. The BCARSC is funded
through the PA Department of
Aging and through selfsupporting projects. BCARSC
is an equal opportunity employer.
All programs and services
provided at the four Centers
are offered without regard to
race, religion, political affilia-
tion, or personal background.
projects.
The Pennridge Community
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 BCARSC is responsible for
the salary 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.
The Pennridge Community
Center is partially funded
through the Bucks County
Area Agency on Aging, the
Pennsylvania Department on
Aging, the Federal Food program, and self-supported
From Your President
I hope you and your families have enjoyed a happy holiday season!
As we approach the New Year, we reflect on a very successful 2012.
I would like to thank Debbie, Sara, and Emilio for their leadership
for their time and efforts. We also appreciate the efforts of the
Executive Board and Advisory Board. All of you have contributed to
making 2012 the best year ever!
Executive Board
I look forward to an even better 2013. Our Center has activities for
everyone just waiting for your participation. If you enjoy volunteering, please share your skills with us. Our aim is to provide programs
Buster A. Guth
President
and activities for all members. Help us accomplish this through your
Ted Heimbach
1st Vice President
Happy New Year!
Ethel McGinnis
2nd Vice President
Susan Vasquez
Treasurer
participation. The Center is a busy place!
Buster Guth
Important Contact Information
Bucks County Transport
1-888-795-0740
Elaine Frank
Member at Large
Area Agency on the Aging
8:30am – 4:30pm (M - F)
Phone: 267-880-5700
Fax: 215-348-9250
Call to inquire about
Meals on Wheels
Alice Brad
Member at Large
RSVP
215-340-1210
Social Security Office
Allentown
610-433-3237
Vivian McManus
Secretary
Advisory Board
and hard work. Thank you also to the many conscientious volunteers
Social Security Office
7am – 7pm (M – F)
1-800-772-1213
Dawn Baum
John Greer, III
Buster A. Guth
Patricia A. Guth
Ted Heimbach
Durrell Hollenbach
Alice Kachline
Sara Kelly
Ed McManus
John Much
David R. Nyman
Elizabeth Schirmer
Deborah Scollon
Patricia Siwert
Herman Slozer
Dean Souder
James Steeley
Joel Steinman
Frank “Bud” Wenger
R. Louisa Wismer
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Manager’s Messages
Patio Bricks
Membership Renewal
Our membership is on a yearly basis—from January 1
through December 31. And it’s now time to join or renew
for 2013.
Membership is still $10 per year. See the Receptionist for
a form to fill-out and to pay the fee.
Movie Days
For Sale
Movies, Movies, Movies!!
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. Only $100 !!
If you have a friend or relative, please bring them in for a
tour of our Center, and have lunch with them - their lunch
will be free! And hopefully they will join the Center.
We need eight more before we
can send the next order to the
company that engraves the
bricks.
And remember that Bucks County Transportation will bring
you to the Center and back home - the cost is very nominal.
You will be able to view completed bricks on the patio outside of
the dining area.
Movies are typically on the 2nd
Thursday of each month at 12:30
pm, but may change.
The next movies are on January
10, 2013, and February 21, 2013.
$1.00 includes Movie
and Popcorn
“Honor your loved ones
with a brick”
2013 Dance Schedule
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
December
25
22
22
26
17
28
26
23
27
25
15
6
31
Snow Ball Dinner Dance
Patriotic Dinner Dance
Celebrating Sprint Dinner Dance
April Showers Dinner Dance
May Flower Dinner Dance
Picnic Dinner Dance
Beach Party Dinner Dance
Luau Dinner Dance
Autumn Daze Dinner Dance
Fall Ball
Harvest Dinner Dance
Holiday Dinner Dance
New Year’s Eve Party
Music
Music
Music
Music
Music
Music
Music
Music
Music
Music
Music
Music
Music
by
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Gary Dee
The Blue Notes
Gary Deeng
Kevin Kelton
The Blue Notes
TBA
Kevin Kelton
Gary Dee
The Blue Notes
Gary Dee
The Blue Notes
Kevin Kelton
The Blue Notes
January & February Dances
Wanna Dance???
Singles and couples are welcome at all dances. No need to be
a member to attend. Tickets are available at the Cente
at the cost of $20.00 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.
Table reservations are available for parties of eight or more.
Snow Ball Dinner Dance – January 25
6:00 pm — 7:00 pm - Buffet
7:00 pm — 10:00 pm - Dance to the music of
Gary Dee
Buffet Reservations required by Jan. 21
Patriotic Dinner Dance – February 22
6:00 pm — 7:30 pm – Buffet
7:30 pm — 10:30 pm – Dance to the music of
The Blue Notes
Buffet Reservations required by Feb. 18
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SPECIAL EVENTS and MORE < < <
EYEGLASSES NEEDED
Valentine’s Day Entertainment
Volunteer Optometric Service to Humanity of the
Our special Valentines Lunch entertainment on
February 14 will feature Stephen DiJoseph.
Delaware Valley (an Affiliate –Elect of VOSH/International)
The mission of Volunteer Optometric Services of Humanity of the
Delaware Valley (VOSH/Del Val) is to provide eye care and glasses
to the materially poor in developing countries through short term
mission trips and the training of local health care providers.
Stephen is a pianist and a vocalist, and he plans
on some great music and sing-alongs — maybe
even some dancing!
THE NEED
It is now recognized that the leading cause of preventable
The cost is $7 per person, which includes the
meal and entertainment.
blindness worldwide is simply the need for glasses.
Donations of non-scratched eyeglasses, baseball caps, and
Our meal is at noon, and the entertainment will
start at about 12:45 in The Legacy Room. So
please be prompt and ready to listen, sing, and
maybe dance.
sunglasses are needed.
A donation box will be in the outer lobby of the Center,
from January 2 through February 28.
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Kitchen News
Do you have the Winter Doldrums Don’t forget to sign up a week in
yet? Come in for lunch and advance prior to 1 pm on
socialize.
Wednesdays.
Lunch is served at 11:30 am except
We have 2 special lunches coming on our Lunch Time Special Meal
up. Everyone loves the covered Dish Days.
Lunch, so I scheduled one for
The Special Meals will be served at
January 24th.
12 noon.
Then we have 2 special lunches in
February. A Valentines Lunch on
February 14th.with entertainment,
for only $7. His name is Stephen
DiJoseph. He is a Pianist and a
Vocalist and plans on some great
music and sing-a-longs….maybe
even some dancing!
Then on February 28th, we are
having a Cheese Steak Day.
Kindly remember to sign-up for your lunch in advance — by 1:00 pm
on Wednesday, the week prior to your lunch date. Meal orders are
faxed at 1:00 pm on Wednesday afternoons for the following week.
Linton’s does not accept additions after our order is faxed.
We need your help!
The many luncheon no-shows are problematic. If you have signed up
Ordering Daily Meals
for lunch, PLEASE do your best to be present. Although the county
We are offering a Café Meal, a
Boxed Lunch (which is a sandwich —
5 different choices, and some other
goodies) or the Regular Meal –
Choose the one you want!
does pay and provide lunches for those who sign up and all monies
collected go to pay for these, we are obligated to pay for the noshows. If you are unable to attend on your scheduled lunch day,
please contact us.
SARA
Birthday Celebrations
We wish to extend a Happy Birthday
to all who are celebrating birthdays
in January and February.
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.
Buy Your Landis
Hoagie Tickets
January Birthday Bash
Thursday, Jan. 24
Available at the Front Desk — $4.50 each
12:00 NOON
February Birthday Bash
Thursday, Feb. 28
12:00 NOON
Special Luncheon Events
January & February 2013
Lunch &
Learn
Lunch &
Learn
These special lunches are at 12 noon:
January 24 - Covered Dish—Free with a
“Beating the
Winter Blues”
by
Bayada Nurses
In Home Care and
Assistance
Presentation
by
Right at Home
Jan. 9
Jan. 10
dish, $5 if not bringing a dish
February 14 - Valentine’s Day Lunch— $7
February 28 - Cheese Steak Day — $3
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STEPPIN’ OUT WITH PCC
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 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 the Trip Table for new trips that were planned after the newsletter was sent.
ALL TRIPS ARE PART OF
OUR FUNDRAISING
EFFORTS FOR OUR
OPERATING FUND
We now are doing trips in 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.
CASINO TRIPS - Resuming in the Spring ! ! !
We will have a casino trip to the Showboat Casino on April 25. We need 30 people to make this trip. Please sign-up for this
trip by April 4. If we don’t have 30 people, the trip will be canceled, and most likely we will not have any other casino trips.
Please talk to your friends and relatives to make this trip happen!
The Showboat trip on April 25 will cost $30.00 per person, with $25.00 received for slot play.
SEE THE UPCOMING TRIPS ON THE FOLLOWING PAGE →
NOTICE - Due to uncertain weather conditions, we are
not scheduling trips in January or February.
We resume our trips in March 2013.
For all trips, check the flyers in the lobby or
see Sara for details. Remember — all trips
outside of the US require a valid Passport.
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Upcoming Trips
ALLENBERRY PLAYHOUSE
DINNER THEATER—The Andrews Brothers
March 21, 2013
$82 per person
What happens when the Andrews Sisters don’t show
up for a USO Show? Watch how 3 brothers masquerade as the famous Andrews Sisters.
Enjoy songs such as Bei Mir Bist du Schon, Don’t Sit
Under the Apple Tree, and many more.
ALASKA CRUISE TOUR
AUGUST 19-28, 2013
$3136.40 pp and up
Denali Explorer - Includes Fairbanks, Denali Princess Lodge, Mt. McKinley Princess Lodge and a 7 day
Voyage of the Glaciers tour. Deposits are required.
Contact Sara for details
MACKINAC ISLAND, Michigan
SEPTEMBER 22-28, 2013
HUNTERDON HILLS DINNER THEATER
Butterflies are Free
April 9, 2013
$887 per person, or less depending on how many go
Package is 6 nights on the Island, admission to the
Gran Hotel, a horse drawn carriage ride, a ferry ride to
the Island, a tour of Frankenmuth, and much more!
$86 per person
A great show involving a young bachelor, a kooky
young actress and his mother.
BERMUDA CRUISE
May 11-16, 2013
$851.60 pp Inside Stateroom
$1,232.60 pp Balcony Stateroom
This 5 night trip to Bermuda leaves Bayonne, NJ.
Prices vary by room type, and do not include
government taxes, and gratuities.
Deposit of $100 is due by February 10, 2013.
Contact Sara for details.
CLASSIC CHRISTMAS MARKETS - Europe
December 2-10, 2013
Regular rates start at $2849 pp Double Occupancy
Book now and save $250 per person!!
Price includes airfare and transfers
Visit Christmas shops in Munich, Innsbruk, Wurzburg,
Nuremberg, and Strasbourg. Also included is a Black
Forest dinner, and a dinner in France.
Contact Sara for details.
PLEASE NOTE - Due to many people
signing up for trips close to the time of
the trip, seats may not be available.
To reserve a seat for a trip you need to
sign up early.
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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
Haircuts
3rd Tuesday each month
9:00 am —11:00 am By appointment,
with Dawn—of Amici Salon, North Wales
$15.00 per Haircut
Mondays & Thursdays 10:00 am
Fran Wieckowski – Instructor
$3.00 per class
Horse Racing
TBD
Buster Guth—Trainer
Art Class
Tuesdays 9:30 am - 11:30 am
Chick Blumberg – Instructor
$3.00 per class
Line Dancing (Contemporary)
Mondays & Thursdays 11:00 am
Fran Wieckowski – Instructor
$3.00 per class
Billiards
Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
$2.00 per day
Occasionally there is travel to other Centers,
and vice-versa.
Mahjong
Fridays 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
$1.00 per day
Bingo
1st & 4th Wednesday 12:30 pm
$1.00 per card
Blood Pressure Screening
2nd Wednesday 10:00 am -- 11:30 am
By Grand View Hospital Community Nurse
Home Care Dept.
No charge
Ceramics Class
Mondays 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Loretta Belac – Instructor
$3.00 per class
Ceramics — Project Work
Tuesday thru Friday 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Loretta Belac – Instructor
No charge
Chess Club
Tuesdays 9:30 am
$1.00
Choral Group
Tuesdays 10:45 am
Petrina Struthers—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.
Check-out the instructions on the website, under Activities.
Music Makers
Fridays 1:00 pm— 2:30 pm
Learn to make dulcimers, banjos, etc.
No charge
Pinochle
Mondays & first Tuesday 1:00 pm
$1.50 per day
Reading, Writing, & Research Class
Wednesdays 9:00am -11:30 am
Tom Adams—Instructor
$1.00 per morning
Discussions stemming from genealogy lead to writings
of you and your family for future generations.
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
Word Game
3rd Wednesdays 12:15 pm
Blair Thomson—Host
$1.00 per game
Wii Games
Bowling and Golf
Tuesdays and Wednesdays 12:30 pm
Flea Market
1st Tuesday of each month
9:00 am — 1:00 pm
Computer Help
Usually available during the week. Stop in and inquire.
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Evening 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).
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Billiards
Tues/Wed/Thurs 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
Members - $2.00
Non-Members - $3.00
Tai Chi
Tuesdays 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Ben Caccavale – Instructor
8 week session
Members - $30.00
Walk-in - $5.00
Anyone under 55 - $55.00
Walk-ins - $10.00
Zumba
Thursdays 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Valerie Hawkins – Instructor
6 week session
$5.00
Painting Class
Wednesdays 6:30 pm -8:30 pm
Taryn Day — Instructor
Members - $55.00
Non-Members - $75.00
Country Line Dancing
Wednesdays 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Ken Woulfe – Instructor
$5.00
8 Week Class is Jan. 9 to Feb. 27
NOTE: Country Line Dancing is canceled for
January and February, but will return in March.
Payment is required with registration.
Harry Overbaugh’s Book
New Evening Class
Harry Overbaugh, a member of the Center and a local leg-
Computer Class
end,
Tuesdays- 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm Jan. 8,
has
just
‘WWII Memories’.
come
out
with
a
book
entitled
It tells of Harry's wartime experiences
including when his B-17 was shot down over Czechoslovakia.
If you’d like to buy a copy, see either the receptionist or
JoAnn Reckner, of the Writing group (Wednesday mornings).
15, 22, 29
Dale Roades - Instructor
$30.00 for anyone 55+
Eight seats available. Sign up in advance.
Wk 1-2: Internet. Browsers, Internet Service Providers
(ISPs), decoding Web addresses (URLs), Search tools and
strategies. Bookmarks/Favorites, folders, tabs, navigating,
recommended sites and more!
Wk 3-4: Email: Open, read, print, delete. organize, reply,
forward, contacts, groups, compose, CC: and BCC:, attachments, spam, viruses and more!
A second session will be offered in February - 5, 12, 19, 26.
Fees and agenda the same as above.
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A LADY’S VALENTINE
EARLY MORNING IN BED SHE LAY
OF COURSE THIS IS VALENTINE'S DAY
UPSTAIRS HE COMES WITH A CUP OF TEA
LETS SHARE THIS JUST YOU AND ME
OUT THEY GO FOR A MORNING STROLL
BY THE STREAM AND THE GRASSY KNOLL
THAT'S WHERE HE STOLE THAT FIRST KISS
KNEES TREMBLING ON THAT NIGHT OF BLISS
THE CAR DOOR HELD OPEN WIDE
SO SHE COULD SLIP EASILY INSIDE
IN THE EVENING OUT ON THE TOWN
HE STOOD UP TILL SHE SAT DOWN
SHE HOPES THAT HE DOES THIS AND MORE
AS A GLASS OF RED WINE HE DOES POUR
THE WHOLE EVENING HE TALKS AND TALKS
A GIFT FOR HER IN A RIBBONED BOX
A GOLD LOCKET FOR HER NECK
HE HOOKS IT UP WITH A GENTLE PECK
A SUBTLE FLUTTERING OF HER EYES
KNOWING IT WILL GIVE HIM A RISE
TO THE BEDROOM OFF SHE WENT
READYING FOR THE BIG EVENT
THINKING IS THIS ALL IT TAKES
THEN FROM HER DREAM SHE AWAKES
BLAIR THOMSON 2011
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. . . At A Glance . . .
as of
12/18/12
January
1
Wednesday
CENTER CLOSED
NEW YEAR'S DAY
January
9
Wednesday
Lunch & Learn, at Noon
Beating the Winter Blues
January 10
Thursday
ADVISORY BOARD Meeting
10:00
January 10
Thursday
Lunch & Learn, at Noon
In House Care and Assistance
January 16
Wednesday
CENTER CLOSED
January 17
Thursday
WAYS & MEANS COMMITTEE Meeting
9:30
January 21
Monday
CENTER CLOSED
Martin Luther King Day
January 24
Thursday
Birthday Bash
Noon - Covered Dish
January 25
Friday
Snow Ball Dinner Dance
Music by Gary Dee
February 14
Thursday
ADVISORY BOARD Meeting
10:00
February 14
Thursday
Valentine's Day Lunch
Noon
February 18
Monday
CENTER CLOSED
February 20
Wednesday
EXECUTIVE BOARD Meeting
10:00
February 21
Thursday
WAYS & MEANS COMMITTEE Meeting
9:30
February 22
Friday
Patriotic Dinner Dance
Music by The Blue Notes
February 28
Thursday
Birthday Bash
Noon - Cheese Steak Day
March 14
Thursday
ADVISORY BOARD Meeting
10:00
March 20
Wednesday
EXECUTIVE BOARD Meeting
10:00
March 21
Thursday
WAYS & MEANS COMMITTEE Meeting
9:30
March 22
Friday
Celebrating Spring Dinner Dance
Music by Gary Dee
April 11
Thursday
ADVISORY BOARD Meeting
10:00
April 17
Wednesday
EXECUTIVE BOARD Meeting
10:00
April 18
Thursday
WAYS & MEANS COMMITTEE Meeting
9:30
April 26
Friday
April Showers Dinner Dance
Music by Kevin Kelton
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News and Views—Pennridge Community Center
Welcome to all of our New Members!
We hope you enjoy your time and fellowship at the Center!
Hetrick, Mae Beth
Hetrick, Dennis
Marrerd, Dina M.
Mazur, Catherine
McGovern, Joan
Molloy, John
Rohs, Ada V.
Schrock, Guenter
Suchanick, Anne H.
Wendhold, Jean
MUSIC
MAKERS
THANK YOU ! !
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!
Thank You to our Municipal Partners!
Bedminster Township
East Rockhill Township
Perkasie Borough
Silverdale Borough
Sellersville Borough
West Rockhill Township
Hilltown Township
Your support and contributions to the operation of the
Pennridge Community Center are very much appreciated!
News and Views—Pennridge Community Center
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January / February 2013
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News and Views—Pennridge Community Center
September / October 2012
218 S. Main St. Sellersville
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Open Sunday 9am-1pm
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* Convenience packaging for Visually or Memory Impaired
* Immunizations: Flu, Pneumonia, and Shingles.
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PENNRIDGE
COMMUNITY
CENTER
NON-PROFIT
U.S. POSTAGE PAID
QUAKERTOWN, PA 18951
PERMIT #185
146 East Main Street
Perkasie, PA 18944-5421
(Located at Rts. 113 & 152 in Silverdale)
Phone: 215-453-7027
215-453-7028
Fax: 215-453-7029
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Look for “Pennridge Community”
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Center Closed 9am — 3pm
January
1 — New Year’s Day
January 21 — Martin Luther King Day
February 18 — Presidents Day
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