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Monthly Newsletter of Olivedale Senior Center
Volume , Issue March 2017
Page 2 The Oak Leaf March 2017
(Unless Otherwise Noted) OPEN TO THE PUBLIC (MUST BE 18 YRS OR OLDER)—ADMISSION $5
NO Carry-In Refreshments - Dinner Menu, Refreshments and Drink Available for Purchase
Saturday, April 8
The Nostalgics “Senior Prom”
Saturday, April 22
Willow Creek Band Olivedale Debut
players. If you are looking for physical activity,
fellowship and fun contact Penny Goodlive with
MOW at 740-681-5050.
CHUCK WAGON HO DOWN!!!
Saturday, March 4
“T.N.T.” Line, Round & Square Dance
Wear your western duds and make plans to have some
grub at our Chuck Wagon Ho Down!!!
Come and get it at 6pm!!!
Tax Time
Once again AARP will provide tax assistance for
low income, disabled and the elderly filing a
simple 1040 form. This service is provided free of
charge with request of a donation to Olivedale for
providing the building space. Call the office now
to schedule an appointment.
Southeastern Ohio Legal Services
Are you over 60 and in need of legal services but
can’t afford an attorney? SEOLS will be back at
Olivedale starting at 9:00a on Friday, March 17
offering free legal services for seniors. In order to
take advantage of this service you must be
pre-screened by calling 800-686-3668.
COAAA Advisory Council Meeting
The Advisory Council Meeting will be held at the
COAAA office located at 3776 S High St,
Columbus, OH on Wednesday, March 1 at
10:30a. The Council represents the views of older
adults in their communities and advises COAAA
in its programming.
Meals-On-Wheels ~ Chair Volleyball
MOW is searching for chair volleyball
COMMUNITY NEWS
Lancaster Parks News Alley Park
Maple Tapping Festival - Saturday, March 11 8:00a-12:00p visit the Sugar Shack & educational center (free)
Pancake Breakfast - Saturday, March 11 8:00a-11:00a $5.00 per person
Self Defense Class Saturday, March 18 10:00a-12:00p (minimal fee) Black Belt Instructors from the Lancaster Karate Club
Intro to Fly Fishing Saturday, March 18 2:00p-3:30p (minimal fee) Equipment for learning and practice provide
Star Gazing - Friday, March 31 7:30p (free) View the Crescent Mood, Jupiter, Mars and more
For more information on all events and costs go to www.lancasterparks.com or email
OLIVEDALE SENIOR CENTER Is a part of Lancaster Parks & Recreation
Michael Tharp Jr., Superintendent of Parks Carla Young, Olivedale Park Manager
Olivedale Board of Directors
Peg Clifford, President Georgia Roebuck, Vice President
Ruth Wilcox, Secretary Karen Sanner, Treasurer
Tom Corbin, Legal Advisor Larry Wentz, Past President
Debee Arnett Jim Barnhart
Joe Fox Becky Ginnery
Margaret Jenkins Joy Kellenbarger Becky Raybourne
Connie Russell
The elected Board of Directors represent the members of Olivedale. They welcome all comments from the membership. Please feel free to approach any of the listed Directors to express your concerns or write them down and place them in the Board suggestion box located inside the front entrance. If you are not sure how to get in touch with a board member, please ask at the office.
Come Dance with Us
David Wayne
Saturday, March 18
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COMMUNICATION CORNER
serving older adults in Fairfield County. The
beautiful glass plaque now sits on the front desk
for all Olivedale members to view and take pride
in. Thank you Meals on Wheels for
the great work you do in our
community and thanks to all who
have or will volunteer for either
organization. Olivedale and MOW-
OAAFC could not serve the
community without the tireless work
of our volunteers.
Special Neighbors
In 1975 Meals On Wheels, (then Fairfield
Community Meals) started fixing and delivering
meals from Olivedale’s kitchen. Since that time
we’ve shared a common goal in serving the senior
community and became good partners and
neighbors. During the MOW-OAAFC Annual
Volunteer Appreciation Dinner January 26, they
presented Carla Young, Olivedale Manager with
a plaque honoring Olivedale Senior Center for the
many years of collaboration and partnership in
Coffee Club
Join the conversation covering the
economy, interest rates and various other
investment topics with the monthly financial
discussion group at 9:00a on Friday, March 3.
Contact Allison Spangler at 740-653-2308 for
questions. 2nd Tuesday Lunch
When Irish eyes are smiling….they’ve
probably just had lunch at Olivedale!
Don’t miss out on the taste of Irish
Spirit on Tuesday, March 14. Join us for a
traditional New York Reuben, Potatoes O'Brien,
and a St. Patty’s Day mud ball for dessert. Serv-
ing will be from 11:30a -12:30p and the cost is
only $6. Don’t forget to make your reservation by
Friday, March 10. May your bowl always be too
small to hold all of your potatoes!
Waffle Breakfast
Waffleologist Larry is serving his
famous waffles every Thursday from
8:00a -10:00a. $3 per person includes waffles,
sausage, juice, and coffee. Open to the public and
please pay at the office.
Pancake Breakfast & Granny’s Attic
Join us for our Pancake Breakfast on Wednesday,
March 15. Enjoy an abundant breakfast of all you
can eat pancakes along with a helping of sausage,
juice, coffee or tea, served from 7:30a - 10:30a and
only $4.00 per person with extra sides available for
50¢. Granny’s Attic will be open where you can
bargain shop at yard sale prices.
Fish Fry is Back!
Mark your calendars! Our first fish fry of
the year is Tuesday, March 28 from
4:30-6:30p. On the menu is 2 generous
servings of fish along with a baked potato
and coleslaw. Take-out is available and pre-sale
tickets are available at the office, adults $8,
children $4. Tickets can also be purchased at the
door, but may be limited. Don’t miss this
dinner...after all fish fry’s are one of the first signs
of Spring!
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Classes And More The Oak Leaf
Cornhole
We are looking for players to join our cornhole
group. Cornhole is the fun lawn game where
players take turns throwing bags of corn at a
raised platform with a hole in the far end for
points. We play at Stanberry School on Mulberry
St. on Monday and Friday at 3:00p. If interest-
ed please contact Roger Smith at 740-215-0644.
Ballroom Dance ~ Samba
Just in time for Mardi Gras, Samba, the dance of
joy and celebrations at carnivals in Rio de
Janeiro is coming to Olivedale in March.
Considered by most ballroom instructors as an
Africanized Polka with Brazilian roots, due to it
having the same “down and down” footwork as
Polka. Our teacher Stan will demonstrate the
proper technique and presence for this lively
dance. No partner is needed and classes are every
Friday at 1:00p, $5 per session, payable at the
front office before class starts.
Basket Class ~ Cake Basket
The March project is a cake basket.
This practical basket measures 15”
long, 11” wide with a total height
including the handle being 12” high. There is a
herringbone accent pattern offered in green or
brown. This basket will hold a 9x13 cake pan.
The class will be held on Monday, March 13
starting at 9:00a. The cost is $41 and
reservations and payment must be made by
Monday, March 6. The class is limited to 10
participants and if paying by check please make
the check payable to Nan Wood.
Crocheting and Knitting Class
Olivedale offers a crocheting and knitting class
on Thursdays at 11:00a. Bring any current
project or if you are a beginner, supplies will be
provided. This class is free. If you have any
questions, call the Olivedale office.
Tai Chi
Tai Chi is an energizing form of exercise that can
be done either standing or sitting. Beginners
welcome. If you would like to give it a try classes
are held every Monday with Intermediate Tai
Chi class at 1:00p and Beginning Tai Chi at
2:00p. The cost is $3.25 at time of class. No
pre-registration necessary.
Line Dance
There are classes for dancers of all experience
levels. Classes are during the day and evening.
Check the newsletter calendar for days and
times. Open to all Olivedale members. Class fee
is $3.00 per person or $5.00 per couple.
Mahjong Class
We will be holding a beginner Mahjong class on
Fridays, at 10:00a. This class will cover the
Chinese version. Make reservation by calling the
office at 740-687-6655. The class will be for a
maximum of 8 students.
Art Is 4 Every 1
The Art is 4 Every 1 class meets every Tuesday
at 1:00p. The initial supply kit and class is $33
and follow up classes are only $11. Payment
must be made when first registering for the class
and if paying by check, please make the check
payable to Patti Goltz.
March 2017 Page 5 March
Sunda y Monda y Tue sda y We dne sda y Thursda y Frida y Sa turda y
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9:00a Bell Choir 8:00a - 10:00a Deadline 7 :0 0 p - 10 :0 0 p
10:00a Clogging Waffle Breakfast Feb. Newsletter Da nc e Tonight
10:45a Bible Study 9:00a Quilt Charms Trip S ign up be gins TNT
1:00p Euchre 10:00a Woodcarvers 9:00a Coffee Club
7:00p Line Dance 10:00a Ping Pong 10:00a Beg Majhong
11:00p Pinochle 11:00a Line Dance
11:00a Crocheting & 1:00p Poker
Knitting class 1:00p Ball Room
1:00p Bingo 1:00p Hand & Foot
7:00p Photo club 1:00p Mahjong
2:00p Polynesian Dance
3:00p Cornhole/Stanberry
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Ta x Pre p 9:00a Blood Pressure 9:00a Bell Choir 8:00a - 10:00a 10:00a Beg Majhong
10:00a Tatting 10:00a Ping Pong 10:00a Clogging Waffle Breakfast 11:00a Line Dance
11:00a Beg Line Dance 11:00a Adv Line Dance 10:45a Bible Study 9:00a Quilt Charms 1:00p Poker
12:30p Artists Hour 11:00a Pinochle 1:00p Euchre 10:00a Ping Pong 1:00p Ball Room
1:00p Veterans 12:30p Dominoes 7:00p Line Dance 11:00p Pinochle 1:00p Hand & Foot
1:00p Bridge 12:30p Shanghai 11:00a Crocheting & 1:00p Mahjong
1:00p Cribbage 1:00p Rambling Design Knitting class 2:00p Polynesian Dance
1:00p Tai Chi Inter. 1:00p ArtIs4Every1 1:00p Bingo 3:00p Cornhole/Stanberry
2:00p Tai Chi Beg. 1:00p Bridge
3:00p Cornhole/Stanberry5:00p Euchre
7:00p Line Dance
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Ta x Pre p 9:00a Blood Pressure 7 :3 0 a - 10 :3 0 p 8:00a - 10:00a SEOLS ( by app t .) 7 :0 0 p - 10 :0 0 p
9:00a Basket Class 10:00a Ping Pong Pa nc a ke Bre a kfa st Waffle Breakfast 9:30a Clogging Da nc e Tonight
10:00a Tatting 11:3 0 - 12 :3 0 9:00a Bell Choir 8 :15 a De pa rt 10:00a Beg Majhong Da vid Wa yne11:00a Beg Line Dance 2 nd Tue sda y Lunc h 10:45a Bible Study La Ca me dia 11:00a Line Dance
12:30p Artists Hour 11:00a Adv Line Dance 1:00p Euchre 9:00a Quilt Charms 12:00p Red Hats @
1:00p Bridge 11:00a Pinochle 7:00p Line Dance 10:00a Woodcarvers Eastern Palace
1:00p Cribbage 12:30p Dominoes 10:00a Ping Pong 1:00p Poker
1:00p Tai Chi Inter. 12:30p Shanghai 11:00p Pinochle 1:00p Ball Room
2:00p Tai Chi Beg. 1:00p ArtIs4Every1 11:00a Crocheting & 1:00p Hand & Foot
3:00p Cornhole/Stanberry1:00p Bridge Knitting class 1:00p Mahjong
7:00p Line Dance 3:00p Coin Club 1:00p Bingo 2:00p Polynesian Dance
5:00p Euchre 5:00p Bowling Banquet 3:00p Cornhole/Stanberry
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Ta x Pre p 9:00a Blood Pressure 9:00a Bell Choir 8:00a - 10:00a 10:00a Beg Majhong10:00a Tatting 10:00a Ping Pong 10:00a Clogging Waffle Breakfast 11:00a Line Dance
11:00a Beg Line Dance 10 :3 0 a De pa rt 10:45a Bible Study 9:00a Quilt Charms 1:00p Poker
12:30p Artists Hour Villa Mila no 1:00p Euchre 10:00a Navigating the 1:00p Ball Room
1:00p Veterans 11:00a Adv Line Dance 7:00p Line Dance Pharmacy 1:00p Hand & Foot
1:00p Bridge 11:00a Pinochle 10:00a Ping Pong 1:00p Mahjong
1:00p Cribbage 12:30p Dominoes 11:00p Pinochle 2:00p Polynesian Dance
1:00p Tai Chi Inter. 12:30p Shanghai 11:00a Crocheting & 3:00p Cornhole/Stanberry
2:00p Tai Chi Beg. 1:00p ArtIs4Every1 Knitting class
3:00p Cornhole/Stanberry1:00p Bridge 1:00p Bingo
7:00p Line Dance 1:00p Bookies
5:00p Euchre
2 6 2 7 2 8 2 9 3 0 3 1Ta x Pre p 9:00a Blood Pressure 9:00a Bell Choir 8:00a - 10:00a 10:00a Beg Majhong
NL Folding 10:00a Ping Pong 10:00a NO Clogging Waffle Breakfast 11:00a Line Dance
10:00a Tatting 11:00a Adv Line Dance 10 :3 0 a Annua l Mtg 9:00a Quilt Charms 1:00p Poker
11:00a Beg Line Dance 11:00a Pinochle 10:45a Bible Study 10:00a Ping Pong 1:00p Ball Room
12:30p Artists Hour 12:30p Dominoes 1:00p Euchre 11:00p Pinochle 1:00p Hand & Foot
1:00p Bridge 12:30p Shanghai 7:00p Line Dance 11:00a Crocheting & 1:00p Mahjong
1:00p Cribbage 1:00p ArtIs4Every1 Knitting class 2:00p Polynesian Dance
1:00p Tai Chi Inter. 1:00p Bridge 1:00p Bingo 3:00p Cornhole/Stanberry
2:00p Tai Chi Beg. 4 :3 0 p- 6 :3 0 p 7 :0 0 p De pa rt
3:00p Cornhole/Stanberry Fish Fry The Fa nta stic ks
7:00p Line Dance 5:30p Euchre
Puzzle Rules: The person(s) calling the office on March 3 with the correct answer to the puzzle will be entered into a drawing for a Olivedale Pancake Break-fast. Answer to January puzzle: “Stretching the Truth ”. Winner: Darlene Porter
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Exercise Classes
Class attendance in the Aerobic Room is limited to 20 participants.
Aerobics Interval Mon, Wed, Fri 8:00a-9:00a
Pilates Fit Mon, Wed, Fri 9:10a-10:00a
Silver Sneakers Classic Mon, Fri 10:15a-11:00a
Aerobic Dance Tue, Thurs
11:00a-12:00P
Lite Aerobics Tues, Thurs 10:00a-11:00a
Strength & Balance Tues, Thurs
9:00a-10:00a
Yoga Stretch Fri 11:00a-12:00p Tues, Thurs 6:00p-7:00p
Cardio Kickboxing Wed 6:00p-7:00p
Aerobics/Tone it up Tues, 7:00-7:45P
Aerobics/Tone It Up Thurs 7:00-7:45P Orientations by appointment only
Wellness Center Pool Schedule-Spring Classes February 13—April 7
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WELLNESS CENTER HOURS
Monday-Thursday 7:00a—8:00p Friday 7:00a—4:30p
BOOST LONGEVITY
Recently retired? If so, this new
you can be even more focused on
being healthy. No matter what
your age or situation, make the
coming years center around
reaching maximum health. Here
are a few suggestions to head you
in the right direction. Healthy
Lifestyle: Changes you make now
can improve your health and
reverse some of the damage done
in previous years. Healthy steps
like getting weight under control,
eating more fruits and vegetables,
exercising regularly, and not
smoking will improve health and
longevity at any age. Make time
to take care of your brain: Your
brain loves problems, something
new to challenge and figure out.
Take up a new hobby, or enroll in
a class. A healthy brain into older
age depends upon constant
mental stimulation. Use time
productively: The average retired
person spends over 4 hours a day
watching TV. 4 hours which could
be spent exercising, socializing,
cooking healthy foods or
volunteering. Maintain healthy
sleep habits: Lack of adequate
sleep constitutes an increased risk
of heart attack. Be sure to spend
some time outside every day, keep
a regular bedtime and engage in
regular physical activity. Embrace
Aging: Research has found that
those with a positive attitude
toward aging live longer than
those with a negative attitude. As
my dear Mother used to say, “You
have to do the best you can with
what you have!”
Pool Sign-Up for Spring Session, (April 10—June 2) starts Monday, April 3. Please pick up registration slips at the front desk prior to sign up. Be sure all medical and waiver paperwork is up-to-date through June.
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Olivedale Singles Lunch Schedule
March 3, Fri. - 11:30a Texas Roadhouse
March 10, Fri. - 11:30a IHop
March 15, Wed. - 11:30a Penn Station
March 22, Wed. - 11:30a Bob Evans
March 27, Mon. - 11:30a Panera Bread
If you have any questions please call Bonnie
Suer 740-415-7834.
Military Veterans of Olivedale
Wow! What an exciting meeting we had in
February. Between the Commanders Cap and
Pandora’s Box. We rattled the cage of protocol.
We saw what happens when the new Commander
has 30 days to prepare for his first meeting. Now
he has another 30 days before our next meeting on
March 6. Anyway, we needed a little excitement to
stir things up. More is on it’s way! Our meetings
are held on the first and third Mondays of each
month at 1:00p unless there is a holiday to
contend with. For more information on our group,
contact George Speakman Jr. at 740-654-8228.
Red Glad Hatters
The Red Glad Hatters will have a luncheon on
Friday, March 17 at Eastern Palace located
at 6078 East Livingston Ave., Columbus, OH
43232. We will be eating at 12:30p. You may
contact Queen Jeanie if you wish to carpool.
Please RSVP by March 10 to Marie Stevenson
614-302-0579 for a reservation.
Rambling Designers Garden Club
The Rambling Designers Garden Club will meet at
Olivedale on Tuesday, March 7 at 1:00p. Caryl
Woods, Judy Karcher, and Esther Messerknecht
will demonstrate various forms of flower arrange-
ments. Following will be a game of flower bingo
with flowers and plants as prizes. Hostesses are
Bonnie Hunt and Caryl Woods. Call Ann Huston
at 740-654-4739 for further information.
The “Bookies”
Our March selection will be “The Yellow House” by
Patricia Falvey. We will meet in the sunroom of
the Olivedale house on Tuesday, March 21 at
1:00p. Pick up a copy at the Fairfield County
Main Library. Contact Barbara Ramsey
740-653-3897 if you have any questions.
Olivedale Golf League
The 2017 Olivedale Golf League
will hold an organizational meeting
Thursday, April 20 at 8:30a at
Olivedale. Bring your sign-up card
and league fees to the meeting. League play will
begin Thursday, May 4 at Pleasant Valley Golf
Course on Coonpath and continue through
September. Do not forget to mark your
calendars. New members are welcome and will
gladly be accepted. Must be an Olivedale
member to play. The league is divided into 8
flights. The flights range in handicap of 4 to 30,
so there is room for all types of golfers. Sign-up
cards will be mailed in March to all who were
members last year. New members can get
sign-up cards at the meeting. The league fee will
once again be $15. If paying by check, make
payable to Gary Boch, Secretary/Treasurer. The
women’s league will also meet at this time.
Quilt Charms
During the month of February our club enjoyed a
Valentine’s Day Party where we enjoyed snacks
and we dressed in our Valentine’s Day attire. In
keeping with the spirit of giving we will conduct a
“Sit & Sew” during the month of March which will
focus on cutting, sewing, and quilting as a group.
We plan to get an early start for the holidays
knowing there will be a great need for quilts.
Please join us for our meetings held on Thursday
mornings at 9:00a. “A good friend like an old
quilt is both a treasure and a comfort.”
Bowling Banquet
The Bowling Banquet will be held in the
evening this year on Thursday, March 30 at
5:00p. We are looking for kitchen and serving
volunteers for this event. If you are interested
call the Olivedale office at 740-687-6655.
Ping Pong
Our Ping Pong Group is looking for
players. We play on Tuesdays and
Thursdays at 10:00a. If you are
interested please contact Roger Smith
at 740-215-0644.
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Welcome New Members! In Memory of Gladys Jones Sonny & Jane Kerschner Susan Knowlton Lynn & Jill Lanning Debra McKee Sue Mendell George & Nancy Messbarger Kathi Meyer
Clarence & Brenda Paugh David & Marsha Potter Angela Raddatz Charles & Sandra Schneider Bridget Sherrick James & Kathy Stevens
Beth Alten Ruth Conrad Linda Derr David & Pamela Dukes Judith Fahrer Richard Glenn Robert Hague Debbie Hall Lyle & Sherry Hamilton Greg & Caroline Hargus Mike & Susan Harrow Peggy Hinton Cathy Humphrey John & Jennifer Jenkins
Leo & Wilma Strawn Julie Temple Edward Thimmes Marshall Thompson Edward Tompkins Shirley Trimmer Rita Williams Sandra Williams
Display Case
John Dye will be sharing one of his many
collections. Be sure to check out this months
display cases as John takes us on a trip to
Greece! Among his collection are items such as a
warrior helmet, Greek soldier models and a
Cretan bullhead. His pieces are always a topic of
interesting conversations.
New Member Meeting
If you are a new member or one who has been
away for awhile, join us Monday, March 27 at
10:00a to hear a history of Olivedale, take a
guided tour, have refreshments and learn how to
get involved in volunteer opportunities. RSVP
requested by March 24. Contact the office at
740-687-6655 or email [email protected].
Advanced Care Planning
Who makes your healthcare decisions when you
can’t? The answer to this question can be solved
by attending our seminar on Tuesday, April 18
at 2:00p. Care Continuum Partners of South
Central Ohio and Fairfield Medical Center
Foundation will be offering a free of charge
seminar at Olivedale with an expert on Living
Wills, Healthcare Power of Attorney and DNR
documents. Please call the office at
740-687-6655 to make a reservation for this
informative discussion.
Navigating the Pharmacy and Better Utilizing the Pharmacist
Are you aware of all the services
offered by your pharmacist and
your pharmacy? Our pharmacy student speaker
will share information on what kind of questions
to ask the pharmacist, how to better navigate the
pharmacy, and how to find valid information on
the Internet. Join us Thursday, March 23 at
10:00a to learn more about the pharmacy and
bring any questions you might have.
Volunteer Opportunities
We are looking for volunteers who are
early risers. Our pancake and waffle
breakfasts require our volunteers to be up
and at em’ quite early along with Granny’s Attic.
If you love being up while the rooster’s are
crowing and are interested in helping out,
contact the Olivedale office at 740-687-6655 for
opportunities to give back to our fabulous center
and see the sunrise!
Director Wanted
The Olivedale Bell Choir is in need of a new
director. If you are interested in conducting this
talented group please contact the
Olivedale office at 740-687-6655.
APRIL NEWSLETTER REMINDER Deadline Friday, March 3, 2017 Newsletter folding Monday March 27, 2017
Kevin Arnold Dale Gilbert Noel Lehman Alice Miller Irene Moore Robert “Bob” Totten Jo Ann Vance
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February Trip Reminders: Away in the Basement - March 16 Red, Hot…& Blue - March 21 The Fantasticks - March 30
The Atlantic City Boys ~ Columbus, OH
The Villa Milano presents, The
Atlantic City Boys, one of Americas
hottest new vocal groups. They
deliver an electrifying show featuring classic hits
from the American Radio Song Book, bringing their
unique blend of tight harmonies and slick dance
moves to your favorite Four Seasons songs,
Doo-Wop, Motown and old time favorite Rock ‘n’ Roll
hits, proving that retro never sounded so now. You
will hear such hits as “Big Girls Don’t Cry”,
“Sherry”, “Book of Love”, “Wouldn’t It Be Nice”,
“Good Vibrations”, “California Girls”, “My Girl”,
“Ain’t Too Proud To Beg”and “I Wish It Would
Rain”. $68 per person includes: travel, dinner,
show, tax, and gratuity. Departing at 10:30a on
Wednesday, April 5 and returning approximately
at 4:30pm. Let’s Have A Ball Tour!
No matter what age, interest in sports never
seems to lose it’s luster. Even if you are not
a sports enthusiast you will enjoy this educational
trip. We will travel by motor coach to Ada, OH to
tour the Wilson Football Factory. Learn how the
NFL pigskins are manufactured. We will enjoy a
hearty buffet lunch at the Der Dutchman in Plain
City, OH. After lunch we will tour the Phoenix Bat
Co. where you will watch how MLB bats are turned
and receive a mini bat as a souvenir. Lastly, we
will tour the American Whistle Factory. Their
whistles are the official whistle for most referees for
all American sporting events. $65 per person
includes: motor coach travel, admissions, lunch and
lunch gratuity. Departing on Wednesday,
April 19 at 7:30a and returning
approximately at 5:00p.
****APRIL TRIP SIGN UP****
Friday, March 3, 2017
National Parks & Canyons of the Southwest
This 7 days/6 nights adventure
featuring the Grand Canyon West, Zion & Bryce
Canyon National Parks, Las Vegas, NV, St.
George UT, and the Valley of Fire State Park.
Departing on May 7, 2017. Trip includes: round-
trip airfare, tour director, 9 meals, motor coach
transportation, sightseeing itinerary,
hotel transfers and baggage handling.
Rate: $2065 per person based on double occupancy
- $450 single supplement.
Yellowstone & the Wild West
Yellowstone & the Wild West! We will depart on
June 23, 2017 for 7 days/6 nights. Highlights will
include: Salt Lake City Tour; Jenny Lake Cruise;
Bar J Chuck wagon Dinner; Yellowstone National
Park; Old Faithful Geyser; Grand Teton National
Park; The Great Salt Lake; Museum of Wildlife
Art & Elk Refuge; Park City, UT; Utah Olympic
Park. Trip cost includes 6 breakfasts and 3
dinners, roundtrip airfare-CMH, professional tour
director, sightseeing per itinerary, motor coach
transportation, hotel transfers and baggage
handling. Rate: $2669 per person based on
double occupancy - $850 single supplement.
Nashville Show Trip
Yee Haw Y’all! Let’s head to music city! Join us
for a Nashville Show Trip on October 16 thru 20,
2017. Featuring: 5 days/4 nights - 4 breakfasts
and 4 dinners - Grand Ole Opry Show - Nashville
Nightlife Dinner Theater - Exclusive Tour Dinner
Party with Entertainment - Guided tours of
Nashville and Belle Meade Plantation - Admission
to the Country Music Hall of Fame - Admission to
the Grand Ole Opry Behind the Scenes Tour - Ride
on the Delta Flatboats inside Opryland Hotel
Rate: $615 per person based on double occupancy
- $179 single supplement.
For reservations or questions for these
vacations please contact Sally Sutter @
740-407-2157 or email:
**Vacation Alert**
Day Trips
Renewal Reminder:
A to D — Apr. 1 L to R — Oct. 1 E to K — July 1 S to Z — Jan. 1
$12 Per Person Per Year
Non-Profit Organization
U.S. Postage Paid
Permit 57
Lancaster, OH 43130
Olivedale Senior Citizens of Fairfield County 253 Boving Road
Lancaster, OH 43130-4240
PH: 740-687-6655 FX: 740-681-5020 Email: [email protected]
Make a note...don’t miss the boat!
Join us aboard the S.S. Olivedale
on April 28 at 11:00a for a trip with
great food, great fun, and great
volunteers! We will sail away
on a cruise where
appreciation is our
destination!!! Your boarding
pass will be mailed at the
end of March. We encourage
“cruise attire”. Get ready to set sail with Captain
Young and her crew!