Seniors May

Volume 13, Number 3
May - June, 2015
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Online At
www.berkeleyseniorservices.org
Please designate your CFC

and United Way donations to
Berkeley Senior Services
#98181
Table Of Contents
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In Loving Memory
Activities and Wellness
Transportation
Congregate Respite
Tablet Care
Activities Calendar
Thank You
Birthday Bash
C.O.P.D
In Home Care
Menus
Belly Dancing
Card Making
North Site
Chess Club
Computer Lab
Chair Yoga
AARP
Senior Spirit available online!

www.yourbg.com click on Senior Spirit
and find it also at
www.berkeleyseniorservices.org
Linda Holtzapple, Executive Director
Published by
415 Wilson Street Martinsburg, WV 25401

(304) 267-9983 Fax (304) 263-7106
Display ads: graphics@yourbg.com
LR - Volunteers Joyce Imbach and Patty Pennington work on

decorations for the Volunteer Recognition Celebration.
IN-HOME & RESPITE CARE

OUTREACH
NUTRITION PROGRAM
TRANSPORTATION
ACTIVITIES/WELLNESS
Our mission at Berkeley Senior Services is to offer a network
of programs and services to enable Seniors to
remain independent, participating members
of our community.
Berkeley Senior Services is funded by the WV Bureau of Senior Services,
Upper Potomac Area Agency on Aging, Berkeley County Commission, The City
of Martinsburg, United Way of the Eastern Panhandle (CFC # 98181), and by
private donations. The Senior Center will provide services to persons 60 years
of age or older, irrespective of sex, race, creed, color, national origin, political
affiliation, belief, or handicap. Persons under age 60 are welcome guests to our
programs and services and certain restrictions and fees may apply.
Berkeley Senior Services accepts donations and is always in need of volunteers, particularly those who are bi-lingual, know sign-language, or have
computer skills.
2015 BOARD MEETING SCHEDULE
Fourth Wednesday of Every Other Even Month at 3:00 PM

Meetings are open to the public
Solving a Puzzle!
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On the cover: BSS makes it easier for you to stay healthy. Exercise and Fun class instructed by Nancy Burke, a Certified Adult Trainer, meets every Tuesday and Thursday from 10:00 am 11:00 am. Nancy has years of experience
and you will enjoy a fitness class that is fun, entertaining and geared toward seniors. Dont miss out on Tai Chi,
Dance Fitness, Tap Dance Class, Line Dancing, Belly Dancing Class and more. All these opportunities are waiting
for you at Berkeley Senior Center!
Buyers Guide Senior Spirit
Wednesday, May 6, 2015
In Loving Memory Of
Ralph Spickler, Sr.

Entered This Life
12-17-1948
Departed This Life
2-26-2015
You are missed.
NEW!
AT BERKELEY SENIOR CENTER
Tap Dance
Class
12:30 1:30 p.m.
Thursday, May 7, 2015
and Thursday, May 7, 2015
Fitness Room
Instructor: Jazzmyna
(Tap shoes not required, hard sole shoes, no sneakers)
Cost: Suggested Donation
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Going On At The Berkeley Senior Center Come and Enjoy!
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ACTIVITIES AND
WELLNESS
Dianne Waldron, Activities/Wellness Coordinator

Katherine Donovan, Activities/Wellness Assistant
304-263-8873 Ext. 117 or Ext. 106
Get into the Act

AGING IS A JOURNEY
THAT WE ALL TAKE
Act I
Enter Berkeley Senior Services doors. You dont
need an appointment, just stop in. Check out the events
calendar.You will feel welcome.
Older Americans Month 2015: Get into the Act

Older adults are a vital part of our society. Since 1963, communities across the
country have shown their gratitude by celebrating Older Americans Month each
May. The theme of this years celebration is Get into the Act, to focus on how
older adults are taking charge of their health, getting engaged in their communities, and making a positive impact in the lives of others.
The theme also reflects on the 50th anniversary of the Older Americans Act.
President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Older Americans Act into law in July
1965. Since that time, the Act has provided a nationwide aging services network and funding that helps older adults live with dignity in the communities of
their choice for as long as possible. These services include home-delivered and
congregate meals, caregiver support, community-based assistance, preventive
health services, elder abuse prevention, and much more.
Act II
Feel the Energy, Feel the Friendship and
Encouragement. Educate yourself as to what services, activities,
classes, meals and opportunities await you.
Act III Take Charge of yourself. Engage in all
opportunities available to you at Berkeley Senior Centerwe
are your advocate.
Final Act
Your Body, Mind and Spirit will be enhanced
in all positive ways!
May is Older Americans Month

The 2015 Older Americans Month theme isGet into the Act.
By promoting and engaging in activity, wellness, and inclusivity, more Americans than ever before can Get into the Act. While Berkeley Senior Services
provides transportation, In-Home Care/Respite to family caregivers, home delivered meals, and Medicare Counseling to older adults year-round, Older Americans Month offers an opportunity to emphasize how older adults can access
the home- and community-based services they need to live independently in
our community. It is also an occasion to highlight how older adults are engaging
with and making a difference in those communities.
Throughout the month, Berkeley Senior Services will be conducting activities
and providing several opportunities that will empower seniors to remain healthy
and active! For a complete listing of activities, be sure to check out the calendars in this issue or visit our website: www.berkeleyseniorservices.org, or
like us on Facebook! ***
For more information on Older Americans Month:
Visit http://acl.gov/olderamericansmonth
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TRANSPORTA-
Audiology, Inc. 400 W. King St.
Rhonda Singer- Transportation Supervisor
304-263-8873 Ext. 100
- Monuments
- Markers
- Bronze
- Engraving
Quality Craftmanship
Locally Owned & Operated
Double Monument $950.00

Single Monument $650.00
Flat Marker $200.00
HAMMAKER MEMORIALS
We offer transportation to seniors 60 years and older,
who live in Berkeley County, to the Senior Center for lunch and
activities, and for medical appointments.
If you have Medicaid that covers transportation, you must call:
MTM (Medical Transportation Management) at:

1-844-544-8353
to set up your appointment with us.
Do you need transportation for necessary errands?
Our Senior Support, Assisted Transportation, may be able to help you

get to the grocery store, bank, or to pick up your
prescriptions. Call 304-263-8873; Ext. 131
Please call at least five business days ahead to
schedule an appointment and find out your suggested donation.
304-263-3677
839 E. Moler Ave., Martinsburg, WV
Thank You
to all of our
Volunteers
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World War II Veteran

Ramsay MacDonald
gets creative at the
monthly BSS acrylic
painting class.
Each participant
takes their own painting
home with them.
Page 8
Joshua Grubb,
IT Technician from
Martinsburg Library
(far right) assists
seniors with
questions about
their tablets.
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Thank
You
for Thinking of
Berkeley Senior
Services and
For your Generous
Support
Contributions in Memory & Honor

Of Family Members and Friends:
In Memory of Barbara Kwiatkoski:
Tammy and Roy Tucker
Activities Department
Wish List
* Quart size Mason Jars w/lids
* Books on Tape
* Please - No clothing donations,
no magazines or VHS tapes. Thank you.
Donations of items and services:
Mel and Loretta McQuain, Cheryl Brown, Martinsburg Walgreens, Pat
MacFerren, Bill and Cathy Clark
In Memory of Eugene Rivera:

Jo Ann Mulikin
Thank you for the donations of the wonderful billiard cues for the enjoyment of everyone who loves to play pool at Berkeley Senior Center. Hard
Times Caf in Hagerstown, Md. & Four Corners Club in Inwood generously donated a total of nine new and good as new pool cues. We appreciate you!
In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. John Wood

Peggy Brenner
In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cummings
Peggy Brenner
Monetary Donations from BSS Friends:
Roland Redman, Estate of Harry Neel, O.J. Conner,
Margaret Clark, Carolyn Onley, Tracy Potts, Catherine Penn,
Diane Steece, Beckie Welch, Jeanie Spates, Edith Louden,
Carol Demuth, Kathleen Flower, Wanda Dodson, Carol Preston,
Garry Elswick, Donna Verzich, Alelen Criss,
Martinsburg Lions Club, Beverly Murphy,
St. Lukes United Methodist Church, and Babulal Pragani.
Nutrition Program Thank Yous
We are grateful to the businesses and individuals who support our Nutrition Program. Thanks to Martins Food Store for
weekly breads and sweets.
NEW AT BERKELEY
SENIOR CENTER
Starting Monday, May 11, 2015
10:00 am - 11:30 am
FIBER CAF II
Knitting, crocheting, all categories of fiber media

Cathy S. Clark, Coordinator
Bring your own supplies & projects and collaborate
with others with similar interests.
Group will gather every Monday 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM,
Lunch is served at 12:00 noon. If you plan to stay for lunch,
please call ahead for reservations,
304-263-8873 or sign up no later than 10:00 am
the day you plan to stay for lunch.
For further details, please call Activities/Wellness
At 304-263-8873 ext. 106 or 117
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March/April
Birthdays
Theres
always a
celebration
at Berkeley Senior
Center!
Aaron Swanson from
Shepherd University
played his guitar for
the enjoyment
of all BSS Seniors.
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LR Celebrating the February Birthday Bash are Shepherd Students, Kayla Burkhart, Emily Rogers, Angelina Landolf,
Delia-Ane Biondi, Charles Meister (Line Dance instructor at BSS), Ericka Mason, Tiffany Didawick, and Katherine Baulkwill
Alpha Sigma Tau members from Shepherd University take a break

during Not So Big Buck Bingo. Far left, Dorothy Lefevre.
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Linda Lee, winner of 50/50, stands with Shepherd Student,

Angelina Landorf, at the February Birthday Bash.
CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE:

Help Is On the Way in WV
I was looking at the face of death. said

Grace Anne Dorney, wife of Ted Koppel,
former news anchor for CBS. She uttered
these words on being diagnosed in 2001
with a lung condition called Chronic
Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).
She was unable to catch her breath even
while standing still.
Grace Anne credits Pulmonary
Rehab for helping her to take back her
life. She became a national advocate for
people suffering with this disease. She
and Ted also have donated generously to
this cause.
Thanks to their generosity in
November 2013, the Grace Anne Dorney
Pulmonary Rehabilitation Center opened
in Dawes, WV at the Cabin Creek Health
Center. When asked why Cabin Creek,
Ted Koppel answered simply Because its
where the need is.
The leading cause of COPD is
smoking, but the disease may develop in
individuals who are exposed to irritants
over a long period of time. It can also
be caused by pollution, chemical fumes,
dust, or second hand smoke.
COPD is the third leading cause of
death in the U.S. West Virginia has one of
the highest rates of COPD in the country.
There is no cure yet for COPD, but
medical treatment and lifestyle changes
learned through a Pulmonary Rehab
program can help you feel better and slow
the progression of COPD.
Quitting smoking or removing the
offending irritants is the first line of

defense against COPD. Taking
prescribed medications, healthy eating,
and exercise follow closely behind.

A recent study published in the
online journal Respirology, reported that
patients with COPD who were more
active had fewer hospitalizations than
patients without a regular walking
routine.
COPD patients in this study who
maintained the highest levels of physical
activity (regular walking between 2-4
miles daily) or comparable physical
activity were hospitalized only half as
often as COPD patients without a regular
exercise program.
time as fitness improves. Build up to 30

minutes, all at one time or in intervals
throughout the day.
Try to exercise most days of the week.
To determine the intensity of exercise,
think about how you feel while exercising.
Make your exercise session feel
somewhat hard, but not hard.
If you use supplemental oxygen, be
sure to use it for exercise. You can help
breathing efficiency using a technique
called pursed lip breathing.
For pursed lip breathing take a deep
breath in through your nose, and exhale
through pursed lips (imagine you are
blowing out a candle). Make exhalation
last 2-3 times longer than it takes you to
inhale.
Dr. Venessa Holland, a pulmonologist

at Houstons Methodist Hospital, agreed
that the results of this study confirmed
the benefits of exercise similar to what
her patients have experienced.
Source: WV Bureau of Senior Services
If you have COPD, and have not

participated in a Pulmonary
Rehabilitation program, check to see if
one is available to you in your area.
If not, ask your physician or an exercise
professional to recommend a safe activity
for you. The American College of Sports
Medicines website www.exerciseismedicine.org
can help. This website recommends
walking, biking, or swimming.
One should begin slowly, and then
gradually increase the intensity and
duration of the workouts. Start with 5
or 10 minute intervals and increase the
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Thank you to Berkeley Art Works

for donating a rotating Art Exhibit
to enhance the beauty of BSS.
Rip Smith is the Artist who
contributed these lovely pieces.
Far right, Cassidy Ferrari, a Shepherd University Student enjoys Exercise and Fun Class.
Volunteer, Barbara Gray goes to new heights to

assist in the Activities/Wellness Department.
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IN-HOME CARE
304-596-5514
304-596-2491
Robin Raines, IHC RN, Supervisor: Ext. 119; Lisa Savoy IHC
RN, Supervisor: Ext.112; Ryan Bird LSW, Case Manager:
Ext. 115; Dianne Baker, IHC Program Coordinator: Ext. 125

Providing quality care for seniors
and persons with disabilities
For over 40 years!
LR - Loretta, Marlene, Lucille and Bert enjoy
themselves at the Spaghetti Dinner
Berkeley Senior Services is

Your First Choice for In-Home Care
for Our Communitys Seniors!
Let us help you regain your
independence and your quality of life.
The staff at Berkeley Senior Services In-Home Care
Department is dedicated to keeping our clients healthy,
comfortable and independent in their homes for as long as
possible. We provide our community with quality and
compassionate care. Our staff and fantastic team of 80+
In-Home Care Aides make their
CLIENTS THEIR NUMBER ONE PRIORITY!
For a fulfilling career, become an In-Home Care Aide
with us.
Our aids are trained by our professional staff in all

aspects of your care. They receive a minimum of 8 hours
initial training to qualify them to provide care needed for
you or your loved one. All In-Home care staff is CPR/1st
Aid trained with continued training in other aspects on
an annual basis specially for your care. State and Federal
Background checks are completed periodically, including
Fraud Screening, Abuse Registry screening, in addition
to other checks to ensure qualified and caring support. If
you are a caring and reliable person with a valid drivers
license and automobile, please fill out an application at
BSS Volunteer, Patty Pennington teaches Shepherd 217 North High Street, Martinsburg, W.V. Monday-Friday
Student Pierre Gwet a new dance move!
from 8:00 am-4:00pm.
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Nutrition Program
304-263-8873 Ext. 113 or 126

Join us for a nutritious meal every Monday through Friday at the Senior
Center. Meals are served from 12:00-12:30 in our beautiful dining room.
See our menus on-line, in our Senior Spirit, or come in to the Senior
Center and pick up a current copy.

Check our menus and sign up before 9:30 am on a given day or

call 304-263-8873 to get your name added to our list. Also, be sure to
sign up for our special occasion lunches, such as the Birthday Bash, the
third Friday of each month!
Meals are delivered to:
Senior Towers
North Site (2nd Tuesday of the month)
Ambrose Towers
Stonewall Haven
Homebound Seniors
We count on your generous donations to continue to provide the lunch
program for you!
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Shepherd Student Pierre Gwet enjoys a

conversation with Marlene Boarman
ECONOMICAL
DELICIOUS
HEALTHY
Are you a Homebound Senior? Would you like lunch DELIVERED

to your home Monday - Friday?
Berkeley Senior Services offers Home Delivered Meals to seniors 60+ or living in a Senior Housing Community.
Qualifications include but not limited to:
Must be a Berkeley County resident 60+ or Living in Senior Housing
Homebound Customized meals can be arranged to meet health needs.
Call Nutrition Supervisor Bethany VanGorden at 304-263-8873 ext. 126
after 1 p.m. weekdays for more information.
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International Beauty School in Martinsburg

offered manicures at no cost at BSS
Fun Spring Celebration!

DONT MISS ALL THE
GREAT ACTIVITIES...
JOIN US AT THE SENIOR CENTER
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BELLY DANCING
MAKING GREETING CARDS
GREAT EXERCISE!!
NEXT CLASS HELD
AT BERKELEY
SENIOR CENTER!!
May 7, 2015
at 11:00 am
Please Call Dianne Waldron
at 304-263-8873 Ext. 117
Next Class: Monday, May 18, 2015

Please sign up for class no later than Friday, May 15, 2015.
TIME: 1:30 to 3:00 PM
COST: $7.00 per class
(All supplies included) Make 3 cards per class
WHERE: Sign up at The Senior Center
217 N. High Street Martinsburg, WV
Or Call: 304-263-8873 Ex. 106
Classes limited to 10 students
YOURE INVITED
TO JOIN THE BOOK CLUB
AT BERKELEY SENIOR SERVICES
MONTHLY MEETINGS
Tuesday, May 19, 2015 12:30 pm 2:00 pm
Tuesday, June 16, 2015 12:30 pm 2:00 pm
SUGGESTED DONATION
To sign up and for more information please call
DIANNE WALDRON (304) 263-8873 EXT. 117
KATHERINE DONOVAN (304) 263-8873 EXT.106
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North Site
Join us at Marlowe Elementary School

9580 Williamsport Pike (Rt. 11) Falling Waters, West Virginia
(Handicap parking available right of the school)
Tuesday, May 12, 2015 at 9:30 am - 10:00 am.
Afterward, travel to Marlowe Ruritan for other activities & lunch
*Stephen Smoot, Eastern Panhandle Director
for the Mobile Office of Congressman Alex Mooney
*Blood Pressure screenings, Betty Laing *Bingo
CHESS
CLUB
BEGINNERS
WANTED!
Meet every Wednesday
at 1:00 pm
Berkeley Senior Center
11:30 Lunch Served

MENU: Pork Roast, Mashed Potatoes, Kraut, Green Beans,
Roll, Pineapple Fluff
BSS Nutrition Program suggested donation Procedures will apply
Seniors age 60+ and their guests are invited to attend.
Please call to sign up for lunch
(Must have full name of all signups--including carry outs)
No later than Monday (before noon) May 10, 2015 304-263-8873
TWO EXPERIENCED
INSTRUCTORS AVAILABLE
TO TEACH ONE-0N-0NE
Cost: suggested donation
FOR FURTHER DETAILS,
PLEASE CALL 304-263-8873
EXT. 117
BERKELEY SENIOR SERVICES NEEDS YOUR

FINANCIAL SUPPORT
In order to continue to provide quality services to seniors!
Please check amount _____ $25 _____ $50 _____ $100 _____ $250 _____ $500 _____ Other
Restricted Contribution: Nutrition Transportation In Home Care Activities/Wellness
In Memory of
Other: _______
In Honor of : ___________________________________________________(name of individual)
Please send your contributions to:

217 North High St.
Martinsburg, WV 25404
(Make checks payable to Berkeley Senior Services)
Your Name _______________________________

Address
_______________________________
_______________________________
Thank you for your generous support!

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BERKELEY SENIOR COMPUTER LAB

217 N. HIGH STREET MARTINSBURG, WV 25404
SPRING/SUMMER
2015
All registrations for the following Help
Clinics will be accepted by the receptionist at 304-263-8873. The Berkeley
Senior Center hours of operation are
Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Classes are conducted in the Computer Lab on the lower level of the Center
and space is limited to 9 students per
class. Tuition fees must accompany
registration and all refund requests
must be received 1 week prior to start
of class. In the event a class is cancelled, full refunds will be issued. All
computer instruction is provided by
VOLUNTEER Trainers.
HELP CLINICS MUST REGISTER IN ADVANCE
Individual instruction for your computers, iPad, smartphones, and tablets. Trainers will help with setting
up your laptop computer and devices,
personalizing, security, malware, spyware, installing and uninstalling apps
and programs, internet browsing with
Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer,
email, texting, photo management on
devices, spreadsheets, databases, Photoshop, Word Processing, and more.
Call to have a computer lab trainer set
up a specific time just for you. Tuition is $25.00 for those 60 and over
and $35.00 for those under 60 and
non-Berkeley County residents.
APPROXIMATELY 2 HOURS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY VARIOUS TRAINERS
VOLUNTEERS
NEEDED!
The Computer Lab at Berkeley Senior Services is looking
for seniors to share their computer/technology
knowledge with other seniors. You do not need to be an
expert. All of our volunteers are simply
computer enthusiasts who enjoy helping others gain
more confidence with technology. In addition, the
time you wish to share is entirely up to you with
no great commitment. You may volunteer as
little as a couple hours a month or as much as a
couple hours a week! Not only is it fun and
rewarding, but you always learn something!
Please call 304-263-8873 and join us!
Other classes may be added based on

request and staff availability. Contact
the Center at 304-263-8873 for additional information.
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CHAIR YOGA CLASS
AT BERKELEY SENIOR
SERVICES
Instructor, Holly Williford
Brian Clark, IT Technician from Martinsburg

Library (center) assists seniors with their
computer devices.
Annette Alger finger-paints

on Craft Day!
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Foranyonewho has ever hesitated to try yoga because

of the challenge of getting down onto the floor or doing
standing poses.Now a chair becomes your mat. Just
about any pose that can be done standing, sitting, or
lying on a matcan be adapted to sitting on a chair.
The class will include breathing, meditation, stretching,
strengthening and a lot of fun all while sitting on a
chair!
May 4th, May 11, May l8th
1:00 pm 2:00 pm
Please call Dianne Waldron or
Katherine Donovan 304-263-8873
Ext. 117 or Ext. 106 for further details.
Fran Unger hands the winnings of the

April 50/50 Birthday Bash to Ellen Collins
AARP Smart Driving Course Schedule

Held at Berkeley Senior Center
217 North High Street Martinsburg, WV
The AARP Smart Driving Course is

specifically designed for the older
driver, although there is no age limit
restriction. The class is geared toward
decreasing accidents. Two day class
offered for AARP/Smart Driving
Wed, May 20 and
Thurs, May 21
9am - 1pm
Both classes taught
by Morley Shamblin
304-754-5893
Walk-ins Welcome
Chair Yoga Instructor,

Holly Williford
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Activities/Wellness Opportunities
for you at BSS
ACRYLIC PAINTING CLASS
BELLY DANCING CLASS BINGO
BOOK CLUB CARD MAKING CLASS
CHESS CLUB COLOR PENCING DRAWING
CRAFT DAY
CRAZY PATCH & EMBROIDERY
CREATIVE WORKSHOP DANCE FITNESS
DIABETES WORKSHOP EXERCISE & FUN
FIBER CAFE II HEALTH SCREENING
HEAVENS DOOR /SENIOR SINGING GROUP
INTERMEDIATE BRIDGE KAROKE
LINE DANCING MAH JONGG
MOVIE FRIDAY OIL PAINTING CLASS
PINOCHLE QUILTING CLUB
REMEMBER WHEN
SANCTIONED DUPLICATE BRIDGE
SPECIAL EVENTS , PARTIES TABLET CAF
TAI CHI TAP DANCING CLASS
WRITERS GROUP
Come join the Exercise and Fun Class with

instructor, Nancy Burke, every Tuesday
and Thursday at 10:00 a.m.
At Apple Valley Chevrolet Toyota,

our Service Department
ALWAYS Offers Senior Citizens
10% OFF
650 Foxcroft Ave. Martinsburg
304-263-3341 ext. 217
AppleValleyChevy.com AppleValleyToyota.com
*Must Be 65 or Older. Discount May Not Apply to Some Service Repairs.
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Volume 13, Number 3

May - June, 2015

View This Section

Please designate your CFC

Senior Spirit available online!

415 Wilson Street Martinsburg, WV 25401

LR - Volunteers Joyce Imbach and Patty Pennington work on

IN-HOME & RESPITE CARE

2015 BOARD MEETING SCHEDULE

Fourth Wednesday of Every Other Even Month at 3:00 PM

Buyers Guide Senior Spirit

Wednesday, May 6, 2015

Ralph Spickler, Sr.

You are missed.

AT BERKELEY SENIOR CENTER

Cost: Suggested Donation

Wednesday, May 6, 2015

Hospice care is about living independently and doing many

Theres Is Always Something Exciting

Buyers Guide Senior Spirit

Dianne Waldron, Activities/Wellness Coordinator

Get into the Act

Older Americans Month 2015: Get into the Act

May is Older Americans Month

Buyers Guide Senior Spirit

Wednesday, May 6, 2015

Audiology, Inc. 400 W. King St.

Rhonda Singer- Transportation Supervisor

304-263-8873 Ext. 100

Double Monument $950.00

MTM (Medical Transportation Management) at:

Do you need transportation for necessary errands?

Our Senior Support, Assisted Transportation, may be able to help you

839 E. Moler Ave., Martinsburg, WV

Buyers Guide Senior Spirit

FAN FOOD Not Fast Food!

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Martinsburg Inwood Shepherdstown Ranson

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1016 N. Queen St.

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World War II Veteran

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Contributions in Memory & Honor

In Memory of Eugene Rivera:

In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. John Wood

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Alpha Sigma Tau members from Shepherd University take a break

Linda Lee, winner of 50/50, stands with Shepherd Student,

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