Monthly Newsletter of Olivedale Senior Center. The Oak Leaf

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1 Monthly Newsletter of Olivedale Senior Center The Oak Leaf October 2011 Volume 39,, Issue 10 Family Fun Day started with smiles all around. Smiley face name tags and smiley face tote bags for All the goodies collected during the day. The games began in the lower level with a bust the balloon for a prize game followed by a treasure hunt, Simon Says and follow the leader. We then went back upstairs for line dancing and after shaking our booties we took a much needed break to lunch. Craft time came after lunch making smiley face sand art necklaces. Next we had a puzzle relay, bean bag toss, duck pond, and fishing wall fun. We ended the day with Flo the clown making balloon creatures or hats and announcing the Winner of the candy jar. Everyone left with smiles on their faces. Adult Ticket $8 Get Your Tickets It s the Biggest Fundraiser of the Year Chicken Noodle Dinner Sunday, October 23, :00a 4:00p Open to the public Carry-out available Children 10 and under $4

2 Page 2 The Oak Leaf October 2011 Mid-Summer Night s Dream The 1st Annual Senior Prom at Olivedale was held August 20. The young at heart seniors had their Mid Summer Night s Dream in tuxedos, long flowing Come Dance with Us (Unless Otherwise Noted) OPEN TO THE PUBLIC (MUST BE 18 YRS OR OLDER) ADMISSION $4 NO Carry-In Refreshments Refreshments Are Available for Purchase Kitchen Opens 6:00p ~~~Dance 7:00p 10:00p gowns and dancing shoes. There were free corsages for the ladies and the gents along with pictures for those who had time to pose for the camera. The crowned King (Charlie Pickett and his Queen (Helen Baucher) were honored with crowns and gift certificates provided by AlternaCare. Saturday, October 29 Big Band Sounds The Nostalgics It s a Halloween dance. Come dressed up in costume for a chance to win dinner out. Best Costume of the night will win a great prize! COMMUNITY It s Flu Shot Time Flu shots will be available October 6 and 7 from 9:00a to 11:00p at Olivedale. The Fairfield County Department of Health will once again be administering flu shots. No age restrictions or membership required. Medicare, Medicaid and MediGold will be accepted. The fee for no medical coverage is $25. Call the Health Department, with questions. Alley Park: Lancaster Parks News Mon. 7:00p Line Dance Tues, Tai Chi~ Advanced 6:30p, Beginner s 7:30p 1st & 3rd Wed. 7:00p Pickin in the Park Sunday, Oct. 2 2:00p 6:00p Treemendous Nature program for K-4. Call the Park Office for cost. Saturday, Oct. 22 Pumpkin Hike. Pumpkin carving Saturday morning starting at 9:00a. Come back 6:30p-8:30p and walk the park to enjoy the many different pumpkin faces and art styles. Find your own pumpkin along the way. OLIVEDALE SENIOR CENTER Is a part of Lancaster Parks & Recreation Mitch Overton, Superintendent Of Parks Carla Young, Olivedale Park Manager 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. Olivedale Board of Directors Meets every 2nd Wednesday at 1:00p. Meetings open to all members. Jim Martin, President Ray Baskin, Vice President Barb Ramsey, Secretary Karen Sanner, Treasurer Tom Corbin, Legal Advisor Peg Clifford Betty Coleman June Hickle Anne Hart Kiphen Dr Chris Miller Fritz Prosch Becky Seesholtz Larry Wentz

3 September 2011 The Oak Leaf Page 3 Volunteers Needed Preparations are in the final stages for the annual Chicken Noodle Dinner and many hands are needed. Volunteers are needed to work one of the three shifts (10a 2p, 12p 4p and 2p 5p) on Sunday, October 23 for the main fundraiser of the year. Consider volunteering as a server, kitchen help, table buser, dishwasher, greeter, usher, traffic control, re-stocker, carry-out server, dessert filler, clean up or ticket sales. Contact the office or Karen Sanner to indicate the shift and position you are willing to assume. Some changes have been made for All desserts will be made in-house 2nd Tuesday Lunch A hot bowl of chili soup, a grilled cheese sandwich and dessert will warm you up from the inside out and take away all of that chilly October air! Join us Tuesday, October 11 for lunch. Cost is $5, to be paid for and pre-registered by Friday, October 7. Lunch is served 11:30a 12:30p. Pancakes and Lumberjacks This month s pancake breakfast has a little added enticement. It s the Annual Woodcarver s Show. Wednesday, October 19 you can enjoy all you can eat pancakes served with sausage, juice and coffee or tea all for $3.50 with no reservations needed. COMMUNICATION CORNER EATING AT OLIVEDALE or by the culinary school. Therefore, if your normal volunteer job was to make a special dessert, you can opt for another job or give a monetary donation of $6 to purchase an Olivedale angel food cake to be used as dessert or in a dessert. The other change is how we will manage carry-out. All carry-out will be handled through the Meals On Wheels side of the building. Food will be delivered to waiting cars and no one will have to leave the comfort of their car. Outside traffic control will direct carry-out cars to the proper side. Please help if you can. Served between 7:30a and 11:00a. After breakfast, visit the Woodcarver Show to admire the hand carved artwork that only the Olivedale Charlie s Chippers can create. Save a little extra time to shop at Granny s Attic, (a gently used items sale, held monthly with the pancake breakfast), and see what interesting things you can find! Thursday Waffles Stop in for our Thursday waffle breakfast! It includes a waffle, sausage, juice and coffee or tea for a suggested donation of $3. Served from 8:00a 10:00a every Thursday. Chicken Noodle Dinner Our only Sunday dinner of the year, Sunday, October 23, is coming up quickly! Plentiful servings of slow-roasted chicken, Olivedale noodles, mashed potatoes, green beans, salad, roll and homemade desserts. All for only $8! Bring your family and friends ~ enjoy!

4 Page 4 The Oak Leaf October 2011 Basket Class Fall and Halloween are here and a pumpkin basket is the choice for Monday, October 3 (note the date change!) with a flow over class if the first one fills, for Monday, October 17. Class begins at 9:00a. The orange pumpkin-shaped basket will be 6 high with the lid and 6 across. The $23 material fee is due on class day. Class size is limited. TRIAD Returns Fairfield County has many special events and various activities, and Kathy LeVeck from the Fairfield County Visitor s and Convention Bureau will be the guest speaker informing you of all that happens, with emphasis on senior events. Welcome TRIAD back on Thursday, October 13 at 10:30a. Light refreshments served. Fall Computer Classes The long awaited for fall computer classes are here! Each class, with the exception of CD burning & flash drives, is a 2 day Friday class held from 9:00a-11:00a each day. The $40 fee pays for both days of class and is payable before you start the class. The following is a listing of the classes and dates: Basic Computers 1 & 2 October 7; October 14 Internet 1 & 2 October 21; October 28 CD Burning & Flash Drives November 4 Digital Cameras November 18; December 2 File Management December 9; December 16 Clogging Keep those heels clicking while the teacher s away and attend clogging practice Wednesday s from 9:30a-10:30a; $2 per session. The seven week Classes And More session runs from October 26 through December 7, with no practice held on pancake breakfast Wednesday (November 16). Ballroom Dance Class The West Coast Swing is the dance for October. It s origins are believed to be in Lindy Hop (the Savoy Style Lindy), which was performed at the Savoy Ballroom in New York in the 1930 s. The dance is characterized by a distinctive elastic look that results from its basic extension compression technique of partner connection. During the 1940 s basically all swing dance styles were under an umbrella termed Jitterbug. An interesting piece of trivia is that the West Coast Swing Dance is the official state dance of California! Instructor Stan will assure that you can dance West Coast Swing almost anywhere, almost any place and at any time with almost anyone! A wonderful dance! Ballroom classes are held every Friday at 1:00p at Olivedale and is $5 per person per lesson, payable at office before class. No partner Required. Senior for Seniors Olivedale has embraced a new idea of Seniors for Seniors. This is a concept of older adults teaching life skills to high school seniors and high school seniors assisting older adults with household or outdoor projects. To cultivate this new initiative we are asking for anyone with life skill experience they are willing to pass on to another generation to contact the office, with your interest. Has something changed with someone you know? WE CAN HELP. Visit us online to learn more AND for your chance to win a gas card.

5 May October Page Page 5 5 October Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 8:30a Depart Annie Oakley :00a Basket Class 9:00a Blood Pressure 10:45a Bible Study 8:00a - 10:00a Deadline for November 9:30a Self Defense 11:00a Adv Line Dance 11:00a Voting 101 Café Breakfast Newsletter 10:00a Tatting 12:30p Dominoes 11:00a WII Play 9:00-11:00a Flu Shots 9:00-11:00a Flu Shots 11:00a Beg Line Dance 1:00p Rambling Design 2:00p Euchre* 9:00a Quilt Charms 9:00a Computer Class 12:30p Artists Hour 1:00p Bridge 4:00p Drama Grp 10:00a Crafters 9:30a Clogging 1:00p Bridge 4:00p Pinochle 6:00p Happy Harps 10:00a Woodcarvers 10:00a Medicare Ck-Up 1:00p Tai Chi - Adv 5:00p Euchre 7:30p Line Dance 1:00p Pinochle 11:00a Adv Line Dance 2:00p Tai Chi - Beg. 1:00p Bingo 1:00p Poker 5:00p Hand &Foot 3:00p Stamp Club 1:00p Ball Room 7:00p Senior Chorus 6:00p Golf Banq. 1:00p Hand & Foot Olivedale 9:00a Blood Pressure 10:45a Bible Study 8:00a - 10:00a 9:00a Computer Class Closed 10:15a Depart 11:00a WII Play Café Breakfast 11:00a Adv Line Dance Perry Como 1:00p Euchre 9:00a Quilt Charms 1:00p Poker 11:00a Radio Club 4:00p Drama Grp 10:00a Crafters 1:00p Ball Room 11:00a Adv Line Dance 6:00p NO Happy Harps 10:30a TRIAD 1:00p Hand & Foot 11:30a - 12:30p 7:30p Line Dance 1:00p Pinochle 2nd Tuesday Lunch 1:00p Bingo 12:30p Dominoes 1:00p Bridge 3:00p Coin Club 4:00p Pinochle 5:00p Euchre :30a Depart Ghost Tr 9:00a Blood Pressure 7:30a - 11:00a 8:00a - 10:00a 9:00a Computer Class 9:00a Basket Class 11:00a Adv Line Dance Pancake Breakfast Café Breakfast 11:00a NO Line Dance 9:30a Self Defense 12:30p Dominoes 10:45a Bible Study 9:00a Quilt Charms 12:00p Red Glad Hats Chicken Noodle 10:00a Tatting 1:00p Bridge 11:00a WII Play 10:00a Crafters 1:00p Poker Dinner Set-Up 11:00a Beg Line Dance 4:00p Pinochle 1:00p Euchre 10:00a Woodcarvers 1:00p NO Ball Room 12:30p Artists Hour 5:00p Euchre 4:00p Drama Grp 1:00p Pinochle 1:00p Hand & Foot 1:00p Bridge 6:00p NO Happy Harps 1:00p Bingo 1:00p Veterans 7:30p Line Dance 6:30p Train Grp. 1:00p Tai Chi - Adv 2:00p Tai Chi - Beg. 5:00p Hand &Foot NL Folding 9:00a Blood Pressure 9:30a Depart 8:00a - 10:00a 9:00a Computer Class 9:30a Self Defense 11:00a Adv Line Dance Henderson Hall Café Breakfast 11:00a Adv Line Dance 10:00a Tatting 12:30p Dominoes 9:30a Clogging Prac. Quilt Alley Pk 1:00p Poker 7:00p - 10:00p 11:00a Beg Line Dance 1:00p Bridge 10:45a Bible Study 10:00a Crafters 1:00p Ball Room Dance Tonight 12:30p Artists Hour 4:00p Pinochle 11:00a WII Play 1:00p Pinochle 1:00p Hand & Foot The Nostalgics 1:00p Bridge 5:00p Euchre 1:00p Euchre 1:00p Bingo 2:30p Drama & Cookies 1:00p Cribbage 4:00p Drama Grp 1:00p Tai Chi - Adv 6:00p NO Happy Harps 2:00p Tai Chi - Beg. 7:30p Line Dance 5:00p Hand &Foot :30a Self Defense 10:00a Tatting 11:00a Beg Line Dance 12:30p Artists Hour 1:00p Bridge 1:00p Tai Chi - Adv 2:00p Tai Chi - Beg. 5:00p Hand &Foot Betty Boopster Tip: If you want to make pumpkin pie, use pie pumpkins!! Not the ones to decorate.

6 Page 6 The Oak Leaf October 2011 W A T E R Wellness Center Pool Schedule Through Octoboer MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 7:00 Open Pool Open Pool Open Pool Open Pool Open Pool 8:00 Aqua Challenge Aqua Challenge Aqua Challenge Aqua Challenge Aqua Challenge 9:00 Pump & Jump Pump & Jump Pump & Jump Pump & Jump Pump & Jump 10:00 Light Aerobics Light Aerobics Light Aerobics Light Aerobics Light Aerobics 11:00 Arthritis Foundation Arthritis Foundation Arthritis Foundation Arthritis Foundation Arthritis Foundation C L A S S E S 12:00 Open Pool Open Pool Open Pool Open Pool Open Pool 1:00 Aqua Aerobics Aqua Aerobics Aqua Aerobics Aqua Aerobics Aqua Aerobics 2:00 Water Workout Water Workout Water Workout Water Workout Water Workout 3:00 Open Pool Open Pool Open Pool Open Pool Open Pool 4:00 Strength & Flexibility Walk and Talk Strength & Flexibility Walk and Talk Close at 4:30 5:00 Light Aerobics Water Workout Light Aerobics Water Workout XX 6:00 Open Pool Open Pool Open Pool Open Pool XX 7:00 Arthritis Foundation Arthritis Foundation Arthritis Foundation Arthritis Foundation XX Exercise Classes WELLNESS CENTER HOURS Monday-Thursday 7:00a 8:00p Friday 7:00a 4:30p All class attendance in the Aerobic Room is limited to 20 participants. Aerobics Interval Lite Aerobics Pilates Fit Strength & Balance Yoga Stretch Zumba / Chair Asst. Strength Zumba Zumba Mon, Wed, Fri 8:00a 9:00a Tues, Thurs 10:00a 11:00a Mon, Wed, Fri 9:10a 10:00a Tues, Thurs 9:00a 10:00a Fri 11:00a 12:00p Tues, Thurs 6:00p 7:00p Tue, Thurs 11:00a 12:00P Fri 10:15 11:00 Tues, Thur 7:00-7:30P Orientations-By Appointment Only (Contact the office to make an appointment) New Exercise Class! Still working and looking for an after work exercise class? Search no more! Tone It Up is here! Tone It Up will be held on every Thursday from 7:00p - 7:45p. This class will strengthen and tone the muscles of the entire body, using hand weights, resistance bands, exercise balls both standing and floor mats. Other exercise classes include, but not limited to: Zumba: Tuesday 7:00p - 7:45p. An energetic, fun aerobic class including stretching and flexibility. Yoga: Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:00p - 7:00p. Fall Session Runs Sept. 12-Nov. 4 ************* Next Pool Sign-Up Monday, Oct. 31 (10:00a Class Lottery) Tuesday, Nov. 1 All other pool classes

7 October 2011 Page 7 The Oak Leaf Activities at Olivedale *New* Stamp Club Several people have expressed an interest in stamp collecting. For those of you who have a stamp collection or those who would like to start one, come Thursday, October 6 at 3:00p for an interested meeting. For questions, call Tim, Coin Club For the Tuesday, October 11, 3:00p meeting, members are asked to bring 3 coins; penny, nickel, dime, quarter or fifty cent piece for grading. Is the coin at the lowest level (almost good) or the highest, (uncirculated) or one of the other 5 levels? This is an educational meeting you won t want to miss! Call Steve at for further information. The Fun Bunch Rides Again (TFBRA) Due to low interest, TFBRA will be discontinued. For those of you who have the list of names given out, call them and go out to lunch, a movie etc. Rambling Designers Garden Club Fall centerpieces! Barbara Houston is the October hostess. Wear something orange and bring a pumpkin that sits flat, cleaned out in the center, on Tuesday, October 4 at Olivedale. An arrangement of fresh, dried or silk flowers that you bring will be put in the center. For dried or silk flowers, bring foam oasis. If using fresh flowers, soak your oasis ahead of time with water and cut it to fit neatly inside the pumpkin next to the wall so it doesn t fall over. Call Caryl, or Phyllis, , with questions. Golf Banquet The banquet will be Thursday, October 6 at 6:30p at Olivedale. Call for a list of our activities or a personalized tour today! REFLECTIONS Retirement Community 2750 West Fair Avenue Lancaster, OH Olivedale Singles October lunch schedule: Meet at Applebees 11:30a Wednesday, October 5; Scramblers 11:30a, Wednesday, October 12; Dave Dolle s house, 578 Lynwood Lane, 12:00 noon Tuesday, October 25 for pot luck. Table service and fresh ground Kona Blend coffee will be provided. Bring your favorite dish to share! Walker s Club Join us for a 6.3 mile walk on the Hockhocking Adena Bikeway between Nelsonville and Athens Thursday, October 6. This is a very level, paved walk. Meet at Olivedale at 8:00a and we will start the walk at County Road 4 and proceed to Eclipse. There will be cars parked at Eclipse to bring you back to the starting point. Contact Larry for more information, Railroad Group Come to the Thursday, October 20 meeting and enjoy a wonderful slide show presented by Fred Neely. 6:30p-8:00p Bowlers Wanted For lots of fun and great exercise, join a bowling league! Bowl on the Olivedale Seniors League every Thursday, at 1:00p. Call Sharon with questions at Military Veterans of Olivedale The Olivedale Veterans Group meet every 1st and 3rd Monday at 1:00p. Mark your calendar for Thursday, October 20 to attend the final all you can eat fish fry held in Stop in at the VFW Post 1380 on Sugar Grove Road (off Route 33 across from Lancaster Sales) from 5:30p-7:30p. Call Claude with questions at Red Hats Fun Day The Red Hats are bringing in fall with a pot luck and playing Bingo on Friday, October 21. Along with your covered dish, please bring two wrapped bingo prizes. Drinks and table service will be furnished. Enjoy the fun beginning at 12:00 noon. Call Barb, or Norma, for info.

8 Page 8 The Oak Leaf October 2011 Harold & Retta Archer Arlene Bennett Randy & Vickie Blosser Mart Bonen Betty Bright Martha Brown Dorothy Davis Patricia Dresbach Marilyn Grein Harold Hall Ron & Ginnie Isele Member Information Welcome New Members! Curtis Leroy Knight Nancy Love Bob & Linda Mann Steve & Cathie McClary Bonnie Miller Margaret Simmons Pat Smith Martha Snoke Fred & Brenda Strawser Christine Sulick John & Marilyn Sweyer Robert & Donna Voris Barbara Ward Elizabeth Welsh Peggy Zimmerman Current as of September 9, 2011 \Ç `xåéüç Éy Henry Aherns Marty Bell Mary Zita Cook Jerry Grey Katharina Hooper Midge Keller Benjamin Meyer Clarence Miller Herbert Schumacher Rebecca Seesholtz Kay Snyder Alice Wentz Rosa Wiseman An All Occasion Display Case Wooden plaques in all forms, shapes and sizes adorn the display case. Ever wonder what to give a hard-to-buy-for person? How about a beautiful, personalized plaque? David and Nancy Hoffman certainly wood know how to help you decide! Thanks Dave and Nancy. Senior Chorus, Kitchen Band and Happy Harps at the Fairfield County Fair October 12 is Senior Day at the Fairfield County Fair, Don t miss the Senior Chorus at 11:00a in the Cattle Barn. Get some lunch then make your way to the Little Church to listen to the Kitchen Band at 1:00p and at 2:00p, stay and enjoy the Happy Harps. Enjoy the sounds of Olivedale at the 2011 Fair. Voting The Issues Do you consider yourself an informed voter? Do you know what issues will be on the ballot in the next election? Do you know which issues will affect you most when you cast your vote on November 8? Join us Wednesday, October 5 at 11:00a for an informational Q&A with representatives from the County Parks, Lancaster Schools and Lancaster City Council. This is purely informational! The representatives will present the issues to help us understand what a yes or no vote means for each issue. This will help our members be informed voters at the polls. Medicare Check-up Day Keep Friday, October 7 open to learn the recent changes in Medicare. OSHIIP will be on hand from 10:00a to noon with free information including tips on enrollment for Part D and qualifications on savings on your prescription drug costs. Bring your list of prescription drugs to compare plans for OCTOBERNEWSLETTER REMINDER Deadline Friday, October 7, 2011 Newsletter folding Monday, October 24, 2011

9 October 2011 October Trip Reminders: Oakley-Bear s Mill October 1~ Perry Como Oct 11 Ghost Tour Oct 17~Henderson Hall Oct 26 November Sign-Ups Start FRIDAY OCT. 7 The Oak Leaf Day Trips Amish Shopping Spree Get that early start on Christmas shopping in the Amish communities of Walnut Creek, Millersburg and Berlin Tuesday, November 1 and Monday, November 14! Only one date per person please. Stops will be made at Walnut Creek Cheese Co., which carries smoked meats, cheeses, bulk food, produce, kitchen wares and more, Carlisle gifts located in a beautiful Victorian house, Coblentz Chocolates, Tis the Season Christmas Shoppe a one-of-a-kind 3 floor shop where you can find traditional as well as unique décor, collectibles and gifts, Sol s 3 stores (Sol s Palace, Exchange and Kit-N-Kaboodle) carrying crafts, Amish jams and jellies lighthouses, bedding, Burt s Bees products and everything else under the sun, as well as all the other shops in the 3 communities. A treasure chest awaits! Departs 8:30a, returns 8:00p; $20 for travel. Dickens Victorian Village Travel to Cambridge, Monday, November 7 and have a Dickens of a time! A grand welcome awaits at the Welcome Center to starts this fantastic day! There s a driving tour of the Dickens Village display which includes 60 different scenes and life size mannequins, a tour of the Cambridge Glass Museum being met by staff dressed in period costume giving special holiday presentations, and a visit to Kennedy s Bakery-family owned since A Coal Miner s Christmas train ride through the Appalachian foothills will be taken with a dramatic performance unfolding as you ride. The final entertainment will be the courthouse music and light show with 36 animated light displays, 15,000 lights outlining the building and 30,000 lights synchronized. All of this, a lavish, 2 meat holiday buffet and a free tote with goodies, $75! Departs 8:15a, returns 8:00p. Page 9 Franklin Park Conservatory One of many annual central Ohio traditions is a trip to Holidays at the Conservatory. If you haven t made this one of your traditions, you can start this year by celebrating the most wonderful time of the year with an elegant display of poinsettias, including a 10 foot poinsettia Christmas tree, holiday trees both indoors and out, seasonal foliage, twinkling lights and a favorite, the Paul Busse music box model train and a magnificent gingerbread display. Musical entertainment will flow throughout the day as you wander the halls admiring the awesome and beauty of some very original displays! Lunch on your own at the Hometown Buffet begins the trip on Tuesday, November 22. $20 for travel and admission. Memories of the day are free! Trip departs 10:30a, and returns 5:00p. Holidays At Tara Inspired by the greatest movie of our time, Gone With The Wind, Tara A Country Inn located in Pennsylvania is on the National Register of Historic Places and is on Olivedale s holiday list of places to visit! Tuesday, November 29 is the date to circle on the calendar. We depart 7:30a and return 8:30p. The mansion is fabulously decorated for the season both inside and out with thousands of lights. The mantles, the fireplaces, tables, walls and everywhere you look will give you that Christmas spirit. Lunch fit for royalty at this famous Inn is included in the $81 price. After the mansion tour and lunch we start shopping! Kraynak s is our first stop. Their store will be set up with Santa s Christmas land, including animated and life-size figures, a full greenhouse, over 85 decorated trees, special ornaments and many unique gifts to bring back to Ohio for gifts! Our next destination, the world s largest off-price fashion store, Winner. A tuxedo-clad pianist fills the air with music as you shop the 3 floors for that just right item. There is no worry about how to get the bags home because we re traveling on a Lake Front bus! Shop, shop!!

10 Olivedale Senior Citizens of Fairfield County 253 Boving Road Lancaster, OH PH: FX: Website: Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage Paid Permit 57 Lancaster, OH Return Service Requested 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 October 2011