Monthly Newsletter of Olivedale Senior Center. The Oak Leaf

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1 Monthly Newsletter of Olivedale Senior Center The Oak Leaf May 2013 Volume 41,, Issue 5 The annual Olivedale Senior Citizens of Fairfield County Inc. meeting was held March 27, Many Olivedale groups displayed items that highlighted their particular activity. Those attending showed their support by casting a ballot for the Olivedale Board Officers and Board Members. Thanks to all who came to cast a vote. Pictured bottom left is Jim Martin, Past President sharing words of wisdom with Larry Wentz the new Board President. The new officers are: Larry Wentz, President; John Swank, Vice President; Karen Sanner, Treasurer; Ruth Wilcox, Secretary; and Tom Corbin, Legal Advisor. The 2013 Board: Jim Agosta, Jim Barnhart, Marsha Bowsher, Peg Clifford, Joe Fox, Jon Noice, and Georgia Roebuck. The Olivedale advisory board consists of eight board members, four officers and a legal advisor; all volunteer positions. After the reports were complete, Jim Martin received a surprise from Karen and Carla. He had a perpetual question on bill paying days; Is my check ready? To reward his many years serving on the Olivedale Board, he finally received his six figure check. Of course, the six figures were all zeros. His moral to this is: careful what you wish for. Thanks to all who have served on the board for the awesome job!

2 Page 2 The Oak Leaf May 2013 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 Saturday, May 11 Saturday, May 18 Saturday, June 8 Saturday, June 22 TNT Entertainment Line, Round and Square Dance Karaoke Night With Stuart Payne Jack Fox Band Music to dance to Playing 50 s & 60 s The Nostalgics Summer Beach Party Dancing Downtown Featuring the fabulous sounds and rhythms of The NOSTALGICS, Lancaster s 18-piece dance band. Saturday, May 18, 2013, 8:00-11:00pm Admission only $5.00. Reservations not required. Cash Bar & Snacks Available at AARP Tax Preparation Thanks to AARP for their continued support of the Lancaster/Fairfield County community by offering free tax form completion and filing for seniors and low income people. COMMUNITY NEWS Front: Herman Truelove, Brenda Karr, Sheila Jacobs Back: Jerry Wemer, Ron Rowland, Linda Gaylor, Phyllis Chandler Lancaster Parks News Alley Park: Mon. 7:30p Line Dance Tues, Tai Chi~ Advanced 6:30p, Beginner s 7:30p 1st & 3rd Wed. 7:00p Pickin in the Park Adult Program Education Series ~ A.P.E.S. Planting a Butterfly Habitat - Saturday, May 11 10:00-11:30 am Learn about the butterflies in our area, and what plants they need to have in order to thrive. Seeds and garden tips available to participants. Presenter: Judi Levicoff of The Connection: Bringing People, Animals and Nature Together To register for these program, contact: Trina Thornton, Outdoor Education coordinator at alleyparko3@yahoo.com or (740) OLIVEDALE SENIOR CENTER Is a part of Lancaster Parks & Recreation Steve Gayfield, 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. Larry Wentz, President John Swank, Vice President Ruth Wilcox, Secretary Karen Sanner, Treasurer Tom Corbin, Legal Advisor Jim Martin, Past President Jim Agosta Jim Barnhart Marsha Bowsher Peg Clifford Joe Fox Jon Noice Fritz Prosch Georgia Roebuck

3 May 2013 The Oak Leaf Page 3 Can You Repeat That Please? As the mowing season is upon us, remember cars that are parked close to grassy areas may get grass debris tossed on their vehicle. The maintenance staff makes every attempt to prevent this situation. Also, remember the Olivedale Board imposed rule that children are not permitted to wait for parents or grandparents during scheduled activities except when the activity is open to the public. Public events such as the fish fry, pancake breakfast or art show are great times to show the younger ones in the family what Olivedale is all about. Although dances are open to the public, for safety issues, the Board has put an age 2nd Tuesday Lunch Spring is in full swing and so is our 2nd Tuesday Lunch. Join us Tuesday, May 14 from 11:30am to 12:30pm for a scrumptious lunch of pasta salad, turkey club sandwich, fruit and dessert all for only $5 per person. Reservations must be made by Friday, May 10. Pancake Breakfast Moved to 4th Wednesday for the Art Show Your last chance to get light fluffy pancakes until next September will be on Wednesday, May 22. Stop by for all the pancakes you can eat served with bacon, juice, coffee and tea from 7:30am - 11:30am for just $3.50. Extra sides such as scrambled eggs, extra bacon, juice or baked apples are available for.50 each. Be sure to take time to COMMUNICATION CORNER EATING AT OLIVEDALE requirement of 18 or older to participate. The Charter of Olivedale Senior Citizens of Fairfield County stipulates an age requirement of 55 or older to become a member. Therefore, policy states that non-members may not participate in activities at Olivedale except when the activity is open to the public. We always welcome guests to accompany our members for a one time visit before paying the annual membership fee to make an informed decision in becoming a member. Happy Mother s Day and have a safe and fun Memorial Day enjoy all the remarkable talent of Olivedale members on display at the art show while here along with various merchandise for sale at Granny s Attic. Thursday s Waffle Breakfast Don t forget May is the last month that Waffles will be served every Thursday between 8:00-10:00am until September. For $3.00 you can enjoy a waffle with sausage, juice, coffee or tea. Fish Fry Be sure to mark Tuesday, May 28 on your calendar for the Olivedale Fish Fry. All you can eat fish served with baked potato and coleslaw for only $8 for Adults and $4 for Children. Tickets are available at the office for pre-sale and tickets can be purchased at the door, but may be limited.

4 Page 4 The Oak Leaf May 2013 Ballroom Dance ~ The TANGO The month of May not only brings the promise of spring flowers and warmer temperatures; there is also the opportunity to learn American Ballroom TANGO. Professional dance instructors have noted the similarities between the Foxtrot and Tango and the benefits of learning one or the other. The music and rhythms dictate different styles and posture but the footwork, patterns and directions due somewhat resemble each other. Tango demands a little more discipline and timing or as the professionals like to say stage presence. The consensus being the more proficient a student is in one dance, the easier it is to learn the other and learning the Tango will enhance your dancing the Foxtrot to a more refined status. Join Stan The Dance Man every Friday at 1:00pm. Only $5 per person, per lesson is payable at the office before class and don t forget no partner required. Olé! Basket Class ~ Sewing Basket The May project will be a sewing basket. The basket is 9" round that has a lid, (the lid will be made in the June class). Color choices are navy, green, and brown. The class will be Monday, May 13, starting at 9:00 am. Cost is $30 due on class day, but you must reserve your place by Friday, May 10. Call in advance if you need to cancel so you will not be charged for the prepared materials. Class is limited to 12 participants. Card Making Class Join us on Tuesday, May 21, at 2:00pm as our group makes 3 handmade cards using rubber stamps. There is nothing more gratifying Classes And More than sending a friend or loved one a card created by yourself. All supplies are furnished and you must signup for the class at the office by Friday, May 17. $6 is due on class day, and please call the office in advance if you need to cancel. The class is limited to 12 participants. Clogging Class Join us at Clogging Class every Wednesday during the month of May for some heel clicking fun. Class is from 9:30 to 10:30am for only $2 which is due on class day. Travel Buddy Meeting The Travel Buddy meeting for the month of May will be held on Monday the 13 th at 1:00pm in the Rosebank room. Wii Play Join us Wednesdays at 9:00am for a challenging game on the Wii play station. Attention All Women Golfers Any women who are interested in playing golf this summer join us at Pleasant Valley Golf course, Thursday, May 2 at 8:30 am. For more information call Jane Kiger or Mary Bitzel Fall Bowling League The fall bowling league meeting will be held at Tiki Bowling lanes at 1:00pm on August 22. For further information call Sharon Shaffer at

5 May Page Page 5 5 MAY Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday :00a WII Play 8:00a - 10:00a Deadline for June 9:30a Clogging Class Waffle Breakfast Newsletter 10:45a Bible Study 9:00a Quilt Charms 11:00a Line Dance 1:00p Euchre 10:00a Crafters 1:00p Poker 4:00p Drama Grp 10:00a Woodcarvers 1:00p Ball Room 6:00p Happy Harps 1:00p Pinochle 1:00p Hand & Foot 7:30p Line Dance 1:00p Bingo :00a Tatting 9:00a Blood Pressure 9:00a WII Play 8:00a - 10:00a 8:00a Trip Sign-up Begins 11:00a Beg Line Dance11:00a Adv Line Dance 9:30a Clogging Class Waffle Breakfast 11:00a Line Dance 7:00p - 10:00p 12:30p Artists Hour 12:30p Dominoes 10:45a Bible Study 9:00a Quilt Charms 1:00p Poker Dance Tonight 1:00p Bridge 1:00p Bridge 12:00p Rambling Design10:00a Crafters 1:00p Ball Room TNT 1:00p Cribbage 1:00p Pinochle 1:00p Euchre 1:00p Pinochle 1:00p Hand & Foot 1:00p Veterans 5:00p Euchre 4:00p Drama Grp 1:00p Bingo 1:00p Tai Chi - Adv 6:00p Happy Harps 2:00p Tai Chi - Beg 7:30p Line Dance :00a Basket Class 9:00a Blood Pressure 9:00a WII Play 8:00a - 10:00a 10:45a Red Hats Depart 10:00a Tatting & Blood Glucose Cks 9:30a Clogging Class Waffle Breakfast Circleville 11:00a Beg Line Dance11:00a Adv Line Dance 10:45a Bible Study 8:30a Golf Mtg 11:00a Line Dance 12:30p Artists Hour 11:30a - 12:30p 1:00p Euchre 9:00a Quilt Charms 1:00p Poker 7:00p - 10:00p 1:00p Bridge 2 nd Tuesday Lunch 4:00p Drama Grp 10:00a Crafters 1:00p Ball Room Dance Tonight 1:00p Cribbage 12:30p Dominoes 6:00p Happy Harps 10:00a Woodcarvers 1:00p Hand & Foot Karaoke 1:00p Travel Buddy 1:00p Chat Room 7:30p Line Dance 1:00p Pinochle w/stuart Payne 1:00p Tai Chi - Adv 1:00p Bridge 1:00p Bingo 2:00p Tai Chi - Beg 1:00p Pinochle 3:00p Coin Club 5:00p Euchre NL Folding 9:00a Blood Pressure 7:30a - 11:00a 8:00a - 10:00a 9:30a Clogging Practice 10:00a Tatting 11:00a Adv Line Dance Last Pancake Waffle Breakfast 11:00a Line Dance 11:00a Beg Line Dance12:30p Dominoes Breakfast of Season8:30a Depart 1:00p Poker 12:30p Artists Hour 1:00p Bridge 9:00a WII Play Sound of Music 1:00p Ball Room 1:00p Bridge 1:00p Pinochle 10:45a Bible Study 9:00a Quilt Charms 1:00p Hand & Foot 1:00p Cribbage 2:00p Card Class 2:00p Euchre 10:00a Crafters 1:00p Veterans 5:00p Euchre 4:00p Drama Grp 1:00p Pinochle 1:00p Tai Chi - Adv 6:00p Happy Harps 1:00p Bingo 2:00p Tai Chi - Beg 7:30p Line Dance 5:00p Depart Col. Clippers OLIVEDALE 9:00a Blood Pressure 9:00a WII Play 8:00a - 10:00a 11:00a Line Dance CLOSED 11:00a Adv Line Dance 9:30a Clogging Class Waffle Breakfast 1:00p Poker 12:30p Dominoes 10:45a Bible Study 9:00a Quilt Charms 1:00p Ball Room 1:00p Bridge 2:00p Euchre 10:00a Crafters 1:00p Hand & Foot 1:00p Pinochle 4:00p Drama Grp 1:00p Pinochle 4:30p - 6:30p 6:00p Happy Harps 1:00p Bingo FISH FRY 7:30p Line Dance 5:00p Euchre Puzzle Rules: The person(s) who calls the office on May 1st with the correct answer to the puzzle will be entered into a drawing for a ticket to an Olivedale fish fry. Monthly PUZZLE Answer to March puzzle: For instance. Winner: Shirley Mosier

6 Page 6 The Oak Leaf May 2013 W A T E R Wellness Center Pool Schedule Spring Classes March 4 April 26 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 Silver Splash Pump & Jump Silver Splash 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 Class attendance in the Aerobic Room is limited to 20 participants. Aerobics Interval Mon, Wed, Fri 8:00a 9:00a Lite Aerobics Tues, Thurs 10:00a 11:00a Pilates Fit Mon, Wed, Fri 9:10a 10:00a Muscle Strength Range Mon, Wed of Motion (MSROM) 10:15a 11:00a Strength & Balance Tues, Thurs 9:00a 10:00a Yoga Stretch Zumba / Chair Asst. Strength Zumba Zumba/Tone it up Fri 11:00a 12:00p Tues, Thurs 6:00p 7:00p Tue, Thurs 11:00a 12:00P Fri 10:15 11:00 Tues, 7:00-7:45P Aerobics/Tone It Up Thur 7:00-7:45P Orientations by appointment only It s the Sugar, Folks: Food for Thought In the New York Times, February 27, 2013, Mark Bittman states that: Sugar is indeed toxic. It may not be the only problem with the Standard American Diet, but it s becoming clear that it s the major one. According to a study published in the February 27 issue of PLOS journal, obesity does not cause diabetes: sugar does. The more sugar consumed, and the length of time sugar is consumed, directly influences the prevalence of diabetes. In other words, diabetics don t start consuming more sugar; people who consume more sugar are likely to become diabetics. Perhaps one of the most important findings is that all calories are not created equal. All calories give off the same amount of energy when burned, but a body treats sugar calories differently, and that difference is damaging in the long run.

7 May 2013 Page 7 The Oak Leaf Activities at Olivedale Rambling Designers Garden Club Rambling Designers Garden Club yearly sale is COMING UP Wenesday, May 8 from 12:00p to 3:00p. Come join us! The sale promises to be as much fun as in previous years with lots of plants including herbs, annuals and perennial flowers, a few trees and shrubs, all available at affordable prices. Gardeners will be on hand to answer questions. There will be no trades at this sale. For further information, call Phyllis at or Ann at Coin Club FREE COIN APPRAISALS of up to five coins will be offered to Olivedale members on Tuesday, May 14 at 3:00pm in the Rosebank room. Coin club members are reminded to bring coins and a listing of coins they wish to place in the June 11 auction. Club members also should bring a listing of coins they need for their collections to the meeting to network with others that may have an extra coin to trade or sell. Contact Steve at for further information on joining the Coin Club or coin collecting. Olivedale Singles ~ May Lunch Schedule Fri., May 3 ~ 11:30am Traders Café Fri., May 10 ~ 11:30am Red Lobster Wed., May 15~ 11:30am Annies Main Street Bistro Fri., May 24 ~ 11:30am Todd s Mountain View Restaurant Fri., May 31 ~ 6:00pm Dave Dolle s house for a pot luck dinner. Coffee and table service will be provided at 578 Lynwood Lane ( ) Red Glad Hatters The Red Glad Hatters of Olivedale will meet on Friday, May 17 for a trip to Circleville. We will meet in the lower parking lot at Olivedale at 10:45am and carpool to the Market Place Galleria for lunch and shopping followed by a short trip to the Ted Lewis Museum. (Donations accepted at the Museum, lunch off the menu). Please RSVP Linda Workman for a head count. Driving directions will be available before departure that day. Quilt Charms The Olivedale Quilt Charms invite you to come and enjoy our quilt display during the Art Show on May 21 to May 23. This years theme is The Art of Making a Scrap Quilt. We will have approximately 25 entries of various scrap quilts for your viewing and ballots to vote for the quilt of your choice for Best of Show. The Quilt Charms meet each Thursday from 9am to 11am. Military Veterans of Olivedale May we all have a healthy and happy summer season. Meetings in April were mainly about planning our schedule for this year. We have at least eight parades to attend this coming year. All members are invited to ride on the float. Trips were set up with the possibility of visiting the Dayton Air Force museum; also a family cookout at Olivedale Park. Come attend one of our meetings and see what your are missing. Meetings are held the 1st and 3rd Monday of the month at 1:00pm. If questions call John Swank Walkers Club Join us May 2 for a hike at Three Creeks Metro Park. We will meet at Olivedale at 8:00am for a 8:15am car pool to the park. On May 16 we will go to Dawes Aboretum for a great walk among azaleas and rhododendron which will be in full bloom. Call Larry ( ) for additional information.

8 Page 8 The Oak Leaf May 2013 Gilbert Albright Richarda Asher Vicki Blake Bonita Corey Linda & Donald Cottrell Eva & Dennis Crabtree John Craiglow Margaret Currey Trudy Ehrenborg Joseph & Anne Fletcher Betty & Garrett Founds Richard & Lisa Fugitt Jane & Edwin Gudgel Member Information Welcome New Members! Robert Hoshor Barbara Johnson Vickie Jones Olinda LeMaster Susan Lloyd Michael & Nancy McGushin Donald Miller Alice & Larry Moneypenny Edgar & Beverly Morningstar Nancy Newhouse Gerald Owsley Laura Blue Plemens Bret & Peggie Rice Larry Rosier Hatsue (Katie) Rutter Molly & Morad Saheli Dale Sparlin Richard Swisher Karen Taskey Nathan & Sandra Wince Bill & Denise Winegard Current as of April 4, 2013 \Ç `xåéüç Éy Betty Lou Blosser Beverly Bolon Evelyn Brown Patricia Ann Hargus Edna Hart Marilee Hinton Alphon Gene Pegg Alice Pontious Mable Uhl Zelma Underwood A Walk through the Woods Take a walk through nature as you stop by the downstairs display case during the month of May. Jim Earley has graciously provided us a taste of his many talents with pieces from his award winning creations depicting art with nature through carvings and paintings on various mediums. Art Show The Annual Olivedale Art Show will be May 21, 22 and 23. Olivedale members are encouraged to show off their artistic talents. All medium is accepted. Participants must complete a registration form by May 16 to enter. The forms are available in the office. The staff will then create printed name tags for each piece entered. If you have never experienced our art show, please make an attempt to visit Tuesday or Wednesday 8:00a 5:00p or the last day of the show Thursday from 8:00a 2:00p. Remember that Wednesday is the last pancake breakfast of the season. Come fill your tummy with warm, tasty pancakes and then peruse the art from some of the most talented folks on the planet. This show is open to the public, so bring the family for an enlightened experience in the arts. Our top priority is YOU. Call us regarding your home health care needs. A Senior Assisted Residence (740) Call Today to Schedule Your Personal Tour! 24-Hour Nurse On-Site Independently Owned / Alzheimer s Care JUNE NEWSLETTER REMINDER Deadline Friday, May 3. Newsletter folding Monday May 20, 2013

9 May 2013 May Trip Reminders: A Son Remembers-Dean Martin Tribute ~CANCELLED~ Clippers Dime-A-Dog - 5/20/13 LaComedia-Sound of Music - 5/23/13 February Trip Sign-Ups Start Friday, Jan. June Trip Sign-Ups Start Friday, May 10 Wicked~The Untold Story of the Witches of Oz Long before Dorothy dropped in, two other girls meet in the Land of Oz. One, born with emerald-green skin, is smart, fiery and misunderstood. The other is beautiful, ambitious and very popular. How these two unlikely friends end up as the Wicked Witch of the West and Glinda the Good Witch makes for the most spellbinding new musical in years. Join us Thursday, June 6 as we travel to the beautiful Ohio Theatre for the Broadway presentation; Wicked ~ The Untold Story of the Witches of Oz. Enjoy lunch on your own at the TAT restaurant before the show. Departing at 10:30 and returning at 6:30 p. $74 includes travel and show. Best Little Whorehouse in Texas The SRO Theatre Company in Columbus presents Best Little Whorehouse In Texas. This delightful musical is based on a legendary Texas brothel with strict moral codes known as the Chicken Ranch which was in operation from 1840 s to A crusading do-gooder Houston radio commentator comes to town and with the help of his conservative audience the Chicken Ranch is forced to shut its doors forever. Dinner will be on your own as we stop at Kingy s Pizza in Canal Winchester after the show. Come along for an afternoon of fun entertainment for only $26 per person on Sunday, June 9 Departing at 1:00pm return 6:30pm The Oak Leaf Day Trips Clippers Dime-A-Dog Night Come along to Huntington Park for another fun evening of baseball and.10 hot dogs as the Columbus Clippers battle it out with the Pawtucket Red Sox. Departing at 5:00pm and returning around 11:00pm on Monday, June 17. $20 includes your transportation and reserved seat. Page 9 VACATIONS! SUMMER AND FALL Lovin Louisville ~ 2 Day Get-Away Plan now to travel Thursday, June 27 and return Friday June 28. One-night lodging at the elegant Galt House Hotel located on the waterfront in downtown Louisville. Enjoy an evening at the Derby Dinner Playhouse, one of the oldest and largest professional dinner theatres in the country. The next day will start with the backstretch breakfast tour at Churchill Downs. Savor the exclusive atmosphere at the track while eating breakfast and viewing the training of world-class thoroughbreds, followed by a tour and film that brings the excitement of the Kentucky Derby to life. Lunch will be enjoyed as you cruise the Ohio River aboard The Belle of Louisville. The last stop of the day will be a Glassworks tour where you will learn the history and origins of glass art and watch artisans at work. $295 per person double, $349 per person single, $282 per person triple, this price DOES NOT INCLUDE INSURANCE. Payment in full due by May 22. Pigeon Forge & Smoky Mountain Show Trip Get ready for 5 days, 4 nights in Pigeon Forge and the Great Smoky Mountains area. Your day will be filled with a guided tour of the beautiful Smoky Mountains National Park. Evenings will entertain you with shows featuring The Cirque De Chine Show, The Smith Family Dinner Theatre, the Smoky Mountain Opry Show and The Hatfield- McCoy Dinner Show. Mornings will include the Country Jamboree Variety Show featuring the 8 Grammy award winning Blackwood Family and the multi-talented Patty Waszak show. There will be free time to visit historic downtown Gatlinburg and shop the Historic Old Mill Square s unique shops. Don t miss this entertaining, beautifully scenic trip during the most vibrantly colored time of the year. Departing Monday, September 30 and returning on Friday, October 4. Deluxe motor coach plus 4 nights lodging, 4 breakfasts, and 4 dinners included in the price. Double occupancy $455 per person, triple $435 per person, and single $585per person, (PRICE INCLUDES INSURANCE). $125 deposit due May 24, payment in full due by July 24.

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 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 May 2013 Get informed about your health on Wednesday, June 19 from 9:00a to 12:00p. Representatives will provide information on rehab centers, nursing facilities, independent living, nutrition, exercise, home health and much, much more. Have your hearing evaluated, blood glucose checked, bone density calculated, blood pressure taken and collect vital information that can help you live healthier and stay more independent longer. This event is free to all Olivedale members and their families.