Weekly News
12 May 2014
DEVELOPER'S CORNER CLUBS & ACTIVITIES HEALTHY
RECIPE ANNOUNCEMENTS THEATER, ART & EVENTS REAL ESTATE
INSTITUTE FOR RETIRED PERSONS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Inspired Living Seminar
Please come out on Thursday, May 15, 2 pm at the Trellis Terrace and learn about
compounding pharmacies. Rob Norris of Chambers' Apothecary will speak about what
makes Chambers' Apothecary different from other pharmacies.
Did you know that:
Compounding Pharmacists Make Medication Allergy-Friendly?
Or that
Compounding Pharmacists Make Medication Easier to Use?
Rob Norris will cover their modern day services and programs, as well as, what a
compounding pharmacy is and what they can offer to the community. As his motto states,
"We strive to make the impossible, possible and to exceed our customers expectations. We
are medication and customer service experts!" Free. RSVP required call 352-3046 to
attend or click here.
Founders Grille
Earl y Bird Specials are offered daily from 4 to 6 pm. Starting this year the menu will
change on a bi-weekly basis. Click here to see the current Early Bird Special Menu.
Soup Wednesdays, Come down every Wednesday for a carry-out quart of homemade
soup. $7.95 per quart, price may differ depending on variety of soup offered.
Call 352-2509 for soup of the day and plan to take a break from cooking every Wednesday!
Wednesday 5/14:
Chicken Noodle
or
New England Clam
Penn National Annual Dinner with Friends Picnic
The annual "Dinner With Friends" Picnic will be held at Penn National's Trellis Terrace on
Wednesday, June 4, from 5 - 10 pm. All DWF members are invited. We also extend the
invitation to all residents of the PN community and welcome new members at this
time. Altland House will cater the event and the cost is $20 per person. The menu includes
shaved pit beef, barbecued chicken, red-skinned potato salad, broccoli salad and rolls.
Lemonade and ice tea are provided but BYOB.
If you plan to attend, please send or drop off cash or check made payable to Peter Fleury at
6562 Pullhook Lane. All money is due by Tuesday, May 27. If you have any
questions/concerns, please contact us 401-0371 or [email protected].
Beginning Birder Workshop
Caledonia State Park, Saturday, June 7, 8:00 am to Noon. Free workshop for Beginners, all
families, adults, teens, and children age 6 or older are welcome. Register early. Meet at the
first parking lot beyond the Visitors Center in Caledonia State Park. Bring binoculars and a
field guide fi you have them. A few loaners will be available. To pre-register, contact
Conway Bushey 262-5659 or [email protected].
GREAT BIRDING APP FREE FROM CORNELL UNIVERSITY!
" Merlin" is a birding id system for smart phones developed by the Cornell Lab of
Ornithology. Answer 5 simple questions and viola! you'll know what bird you've
encountered. Visit: merlin.allaboutbirds.org to download today.
Chambersburg Garden Club Bus trip to Pittsburgh
The Chambersburg Garden Club is sponsoring a bus trip to Pittsburgh on J uly 9th. There will
be a guided tour of the Rodef Shalom Biblical Botanical Garden and touring on your own of
the Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens. Cost is $60.00 which includes coach fare,
a boxed lunch, and admission to the Phipps. For further information contact J ean Schlecht
(Aronimink Circle) at 352-7242.
The 4th Annual Spring Garden Tour
Sponsored by the Allison-Antrim Museum, will be held Sunday, June 1, from 1 - 5
pm. (Rain date J une 8) The tour will consist of 6 gardens in the Greencastle Antrim
community. Advance tickets are $15, at-the -door $18. Tickets will be available at the
Museum, Snavely's in Fayetteville, Franklin County Visitors' Bureau, Carl's Drug Store in
Greencastle. You can also call Cindy Myers of 6991 St. Annes Drive for tickets. Her
number is 352 -0082. She will deliver the tickets to you directly.
Full Circle Band Performs at the Trellis Terrace
Wednesday, June 18, 7 to 9 pm, free of charge; bring your lawn chairs, a bottle of wine and
your dancing shoes!
PNHA Overnight Bus Trip to Pittsburgh
Third trip to Pittsburgh: Friday, August 8 through Saturday, August 9, click here for
details.
REAL ESTATE
OPEN EVERY SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1 - 4 pm
The Fairway Homes of St. Andrews 6873 Old Course Road - Model Home - $425,000.
Open Every Weekend 1- 4 pm. Grab your clubs and park the lawn mower forever!
Buying, Selling or Leasing in Penn National? Call the only Penn National Experts you need. No one knows
Penn National better, we created it! Members of the MultiList. White Rock, Inc., Patrice L. Nitterhouse,
Broker. If your home is currently listed this is not a solicitation of that listing.
HEALTHY RECIPE
Mighty Muffins
Taken From: Engine2Diet.com
6 brown bananas, lightly
mashed (leave some
chunks)
1 large apple, grated
cup water
3 cups oat bran
1 teaspoon baking powder
teaspoon salt
cup walnuts, chopped or halved
cup raisins
4 tablespoons sweetener
Juice of 1 lemon
Mix wet and dry ingredients in separate bowls. Squeeze the juice of one lemon
onto the combined apple and bananas
Combine wet and dry ingredients into one bowl.
Pour into lined muffin tins or use silicone muffin bake ware and bake for 45
minutes or until golden brown on top.
Variations:
Bake the batter in a loaf pan, and enjoy hearty slices instead of muffins.
Add three thinly sliced pears or 1 cup of 70 percent pure cocoa chips to the
batter.
Rips Tip: Make a double batch of these muffins and freeze half of them for a
quick, on-the-go breakfast or a healthy snack.
THEATER, ART & EVENTS
Tuesday, May 13, The Spring BIC Community Room, 800 S. 4th Street, Chambersburg,
Natural Health & Wellness Seminar: Natural Functional Medicine, 6 pm, click here for
details.
Thursday & Sunday, May 15 & 18 Chambersburg Community Theatre presents Peter
Pan visit cctonline.org or 263-0202.
Friday, May 16 & Saturday, May 17, get ready for the crowds and dust off your wares for
Penn National Yard Sale.
Saturday, May 17, Eisenhower Farm, Gettysburg, High Tea & Fashion Show with
Mamie, click here for details or call 877-874-2478.
Friday - Sunday, May 16 - 18 Chambersburg Civil War Seminar The Wilderness &
Spotsyl vania with Robert K. Krick, visit ChambersburgCivilWarSeminars.org or
264-7101.
Saturday & Sunday, May 17 & 18, Army Heritage & Education Center, Carlisle, PA: Army
Heritage Days, 950 Soldiers Drive; features an expanded look at World War I, also living
historians of other major wars; 245-3972 or usahec.org.
Saturday, May 24, Beck & Benedict Hardware Music Theatre, Waynesboro, Hillbill y
Gypsies, Bluegrass, 7 pm, $14 adults under 11 free, 762-4711 or beck-
benedicthardware.com.
Friday & Saturday, May 23 - 24 HUB Opera Ensemble presents: The Marriage of
Figaro 240-347-3001 or HubOperaEnsemble.org
Tuesday, May 27, Mercersburg, PA: Second Annual Rose Walk at the
Conococheague Institute, free but donatioons are welcome, click here for details or
328-3467.
Friday, May 30 through Sunday, June 15, Totem Pole Playhouse, Steel
Magnolias , 888-805-7056 for tickets and showtimes.
Saturday, May 31, Luhrs Center, Shippensburg, The Turtles Featuring Flo & Eddie
and The 5th Dimension Featuring Florence LaRue, 7:30 pm, 477-SHOW (7469)
or luhrscenter.com
Through May 31, Renfrew Park, Waynesboro: Images of Renfrew Art Show, Various
artists, stop at first visitors center. Free. 762-4723
Saturday, May 24 through Sunday, August 10, Washington County Museum of Fine Arts,
Hagerstown, MD, Works of Ansel Adams, 301-739-5727 or wcmfa.org.
Saturday, June 7, American Legion, Waynesboro: Ballroom Dancing, 7 - 10 pm hosted
by Pen Mar Dance Club, also offering lessons begining in September and running through
J une. Call 352-9531 for more information.
Through June13, Council for the Arts, Chambersburg: Convergence, works by J ohn
Braun, Donte Moore and Alex Swisher. 159 S. Main Street. First Friday open house 5 -7 pm
on J une 6.
Friday, June 20, Renfrew Park, Waynesboro, Bay Supper Fundraiser, click here for
details. Click here for full calendar of Renfrew events.
On Going, Always remember to check out the Gettysburg Fruit & Wine Trail, there is
always something to do. Click here for full schedule of events!
DEVELOPER'S CORNER
Hey, We Have Pickle Ball
Learn a new sport! Pickle ball is one of the fastest growing sports in
America and we just added it to the Penn National Tennis Courts.
Come out for a free demonstration on Sunday, June 1 at 1:00 pm or
Tuesday, June 3 at 4:00 pm. Lorraine Klippel & Sandy Kirkman will
lead the demo and go over rules of the game. Pickle ball is great if you
gave up tennis due to knee and shoulder problems. Call 352.3046 to
attend. (Rain Date Wednesday, J une 4)
CLUBS & ACTIVITIES
Monday, May 12
Penn National Lions Club, 6 pm, Inn Meeting Room
Golf Goddesses
Mens 18 - Hole League
J ust The Facts, Presidents Club by: Nancy Gibbs & Michael Duffy
Page Turners, Orphan Train by: Christine Baker Kline
Torch Club, Menno Haven Northgate Commons
PNHA General Membership Meeting, 7 pm, Mont Alto Fire hall
Tuesday, May 13
Bridge Club, 12pm, Inn Meeting Room
Mens 9 - Hole Golf League
PN Ladies 9 - Hole League
Easy Readers, The Light Between Oceans by: M.L. Stedman
Penn National Tennis Club, 9 - 11 am
Healthy Eating Adventures Potluck, 6:30 pm Trellis Terrace
Special-Tee Clinic, Golf Center, 5:30 pm, Play Box
Wednesday, May 14
Ladies 18 - Hole League
Mens 18 - Hole League
Thursday, May 15
Mens 9 - Hole Golf League
Genealogy Club, Grove Family Library, 2 pm
Literary Ladies, Sycamore Row by: J ohn Grisham
Penn National Tennis Club, 9 - 11 am
Inspired Living Seminar - Chambers Apothecary, 2 pm, Trellis Terrace
Friday, May 16
Mens 18 - Hole League
PNHA YARD SALE 8 am - 1 pm
Saturday, May 17
Mens PNGA
PNHA YARD SALE 8 am - 1 pm
Tax Seminar (Real Estate Event) 10 am 12 pm, Inn Meeting Room
