The Press-Dispatch
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Five Generations From left to right: Great-great-grandad, Andy Osborne holding Braelyn Gladish, grandmother Sonya Hume, father Jade Gladish and great-grand- mother Denise Stafford. Fear of falling? 'A Matter of Balance' classes offered through Generations starting Aug. 29 Generations is offer- ing "A Matter of Balance" (Managing Concerns About Falls) beginning August 29, at the General Baptist Church, 5870 S. State Road 61, Winslow. Classes will be Wednesdays from 1 to 3 p.m. This 8 -week program is offered free of charge, but pre-registration is required. Each class is limited to 15 participants. A workbook is provided and refreshments are served. Workshops be- gin August 29, and will continue each Wednesday through October 17. To register, contact Joy Hobson-Smith at 812-354- 6453. For more information about "A Matter of Balance" or if your agency or busi- ness is interested in host- ing a workshop, contact Al- ma Kramer at 812-888 -4527 or akramer@vinu.edu. A Matter of Balance is de- signed to reduce the fear of falling and increase activity levels among older adults. Participants learn to set re- alistic goals to increase ac- tivity, change their environ- ment to reduce fall risk fac- tors, and learn simple exer- cises to increase strength and balance. Generations is a program of Vincennes University's Community Services Divi- sion. Scout registration set for August 28 On August 28, boys and girls in kindergarten through fifth grades (ag- es 5 -11) can join Cub Scout packs by going to the Win- slow or Petersburg Elemen- tary schools from 6:30 -7:30 p.m. to register. "Now is the best time to register and start your year in Scouting," said John Hard- ing, Buffalo Trace Council Scout Executive. "Cub Scout- ing, like other Scouting pro- grams, has a proven track re- cord of providing strong lead- ership skills, encouraging a higher standard of academ- ic achievement, and creating stronger ties to the commu- nity for its members." The goal of the member- ship campaign and registra- tion event is to bring Cub Scouts to as many youth as possible, in a familiar and convenient way. Boy Scouts of America is the nation's foremost and most widely- recognized program of lead- ership, personal develop- ment and growth. The orga- nization is making a histori- cal change this year, opening Cub Scouting up to both boys and girls. Scouts BSA pro- gramming for girls ages 11- 17 will begin next year. "Scouting complements other extracurricular activ- ities because it helps kids be at their best in every way," said Harding. "Scouting is also affordable. Joining fees vary by location, but are rel- atively low compared to oth- er activities, and financial as- sistance is available." The Boy Scouts of Amer- ica offers adventure oppor- tunities for all age groups. Cub Scouts is for boys and girls who are in kindergarten through fifth grade. In Feb- ruary 2019, the program cur- rently known as Boy Scouts will become Scouts BSA, welcoming girls to work to- wards the renowned Eagle Scout rank. This program invites boys, and soon girls, age 11-18. Venturing, which has included girls since the early 90's, is a co-ed program for young men and women ages 14-20. To find an active unit, visit www.beascout. org and search by zip code, or call 800 -264-5246. Patoka Valley Quilt Guild met Aug. 7 By Kathy Weyer Patoka Valley Quilt Guild President, Pamela Catt opened the meeting at 7 p.m., in the Mobel Room at the Fer- dinand Community Center. A request was received from the Ireland Quilt com- mittee for three members to judge their upcoming quilt show, on Aug. 23. Three members volunteered to help. Next month the Education Committee will be starting a block of the month project, as per Becky Fuller. More infor- mation next month. There were 33 members present and one guest, Amy Thompson. Reminder: Get Johnnie Heeke information for the News Letter, by Sunday eve- ning. Jane Heichelbech report- ed that they brought in 11 fin- ished quilts and 21 bags last month. Many quilts and bags were distributed to CASA, Lange/Fuhs Cancer Cen- ter, Good Samaritan Nurs- ing Home, and Crisis Con- nections. She also had six quilt kits that could be tak- en home and completed. Retreat at St. Meinrad will be October 12-14. Re- treat form is included with the newsletter. Contact Ann Jorden or Nancy Merkel with any questions. Becky Fuller gave a pro- gram on different fusible that can be used in quilting. The information sheet will have many of the different types available. THIS IS THE PLACE FOR YOU! Lakewood Home offers real family-style assisted living at the most affordable rates in the area and is conveniently nestled in the woods behind Pike Central. Many people think they cannot afford assisted living until they come to us. We are small and can give the time and attention residents need and deserve. Come visit and we think you will agree when we say "there's no other place like it!" Call Jenny at 812-789-3985 or visit any time for a tour. A S S I S T E D L I V I N G Located behind Pike Central on Hwy. 56. Look for the sign. Are you or a loved one in need of assistance with daily living?