To make a donation or for more information, go to nadcmuseum.org

Warminster residents, families and friends are welcome to participate in these and other community health programs
at the Abington Health Center—Warminster Campus. Visit www.amh.org, or call 215-441-6600 for a free guide.

HEART AND STROKE RISK ASSESSMENTS AND BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENINGS—FREE
In the lobby, Main Building: May 5 and June 2, from 1 to 2 p.m. Starting July, first Thursday of each month from
10 a.m. to 12 p.m. No appointment necessary.

COMMUNITY AQUATICS
Class schedules and registration: 215-441-7455.

SMOKING CESSATION CLASSES—FREE
Class schedule and registration: 215-481-8950.

WEIGHT LOSS SURGERY
Institute for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery. For more information about our program, or to register
for a free session: 215-441-6800.

SLEEP DISORDERS CENTER
To schedule a study at the new Sleep Disorders Center in Warminster: 215-481-2226.

TRANSPORTATION SERVICES
Free local transportation to and from the Warminster Campus for outpatient services. Appointments: 215-441-6900.

DIABETES EDUCATION CLASSES
Mondays – 1 to 3 p.m. in the Solarium, Main Building, second floor. Registration required: 215-672-0899.

MEMORY FITNESS CENTER
Designed to help sharpen the memory skills of older adults. Information, dates and times: 215-441-6888.

OB/GYN CENTER
Wednesdays – 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., Main Building, fourth floor. Appointments: 215-441-6860.

CORRINE R. SANTARIAN NEWBORN CENTER
Tuesdays and Fridays – Main Building, fourth floor. Appointments: 215-441-6605.

YOGA
Forms and Alignment: To register and for schedule: 215-481-6888.
Prenatal: To register and for schedule: 215-481-6800.

SUPPORT GROUPS
Alanon: Tuesdays at 8 p.m. in the Solarium, main building, second floor. Information: 215-674-5282.
Behavior Modification/Weight Loss Program: Thursdays from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the Solarium, Main
Building, second floor. Information: 215-343-5752.
Diabetes Support Group: Third Thursday of each month from 10 to 11 a.m., September to May, in the main meeting room. Information: 215-672-0899.
Dual Diagnosis Support Group: A self-help group for people with a dual diagnosis of mental illness and substance abuse and/or addiction. Monday evenings from 6 to 7 p.m., in the Solarium, Main Building, second floor. Information: 215-428-0404.
Bright Perspectives Support Group: For people with depression and/or bipolar disorder. Every Monday evening from 7 to 8 p.m., in the Solarium, Main Building, second floor. Information: 215-428-0404.

Abington Memorial Health Center—Warminster Campus, 225 Newtown Road, Warminster, PA 18974

Aikido is a gentle, but very effective form of martial arts; a method of circular defenses, never opposing but never with the force of aggression.  Open to men and women.  The club meets at the WREC on Wednesdays at 7:00 PM.  For more info, call Sensei Brody @ (215) 675-1184.

580 Delmont Ave, Warminster
Phone: (215) 672-8380       
Fax: (215) 672-4501
www.wilsonseniorcenter.com
Open Mon-Fri, 9 AM-3:30 PM and some evenings.
The Wilson Senior Center welcomes all seniors 55 years and older in the local area.  The Center provides recreational programs such as line dancing, bingo, trips, arts/crafts, bridge and pool. Many other services such as legal assistance, income tax preparation, caseworkers, Meals on Wheels, and 55-Alive driving course are also provided.  Lunch is served at noon for a minimum donation.  New members are invited to attend our Orientation Program held every three weeks - Please call to register.  Bingo is held on Wednesday evenings - doors open at 5 PM.  The Wilson Center is available for rental for dances, parties, fund raisers, receptions or any other type of celebration.  Please call the center for available dates and information.

New ART classes starting again -Thursday from 9–11 AM - Beginners welcome - the focus will be on drawing in pencil and brush - fee involved and you will be required to bring your own supplies.

The Bucks County Community Traffic Safety Program is a comprehensive highway safety educational program offered to those who live and work in Bucks County.  Programs include Child Passenger Safety, Mature Driving, Child Safety Seat Checks, Bicycle Safety, School Bus Safety, and more.  To get more information, call (215) 491-9260.

30 E. Oakland Ave., Doylestown, Pa. 18901
Office Hours: Mon-Fri, 8:30 AM-4:30 PM
(215) 348-0510
(215) 348-9253 – fax
Protective Services and TDD: 1-800-243-3767
www.buckscounty.org
The Area Agency on Aging offers more than
20 programs to help older adults, including:
Care Management - In-Home Services - Adult Day Care - Nursing Facilities - Nursing Facilities Assessment - Assisted Living - Insurance Counseling - Health Promotion - Nutritional Services - Senior Resource Directory - Senior Community Centers - Senior Employment Assistance - RSVP  - Transportation.

The Bucks-Mont Art League meets the third Wednesday of each month at the United Church of Christ, 785 W. Street Road, Warminster at 7:30 PM (Sept.-May).  Our programs include artists’ demonstrations and guest speakers.  All professional and amateur artists and interested persons are welcome.  Membership is $15/year.  For more information, call (215)740-9237 or (215)534-0028 or visit www.bucksmontartleague.com

Bucks County Senior Games will be held May 26 thru June 5 throughout Bucks County for seniors 50 years and older. Twenty-two different events are available, including golf, tennis, bowling, swimming, badminton, track and field, plus much more!  The purpose of the Games is to encourage seniors to stay healthy and active and includes entertainment and a Health Expo.  Registration: $8/person before 5/1/09 ($13/person after 5/1/09).  Games are co-sponsored with the Bucks Co. AAA, Bucks Co. Dept. of Parks & Recreation and Independence Blue Cross/Keystone Health Plan East.  For further info regarding event days and times, call the Bucks Co. Dept. of Parks and Recreation (215) 489-5132 or the Area Agency on Aging (215) 348-6116.  Applications will be available beginning in March at the two co-sponsoring agencies, at ALL 13 Sr. Centers in the County and all regional libraries.  Info and a registration form are also on the B.C. Area Agency on Aging web page at www. buckscounty.org

WANTED - VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED TO HELP AT THE SENIOR GAMES.
For further information call Jill Unger at (215) 489-5132. Bucks County Parks & Recreation

Bux-Mont Meals on Wheels, a non-profit organization that provides well-balanced meals to individuals with disabilities and shut-ins, is in need of DRIVERS!  Volunteer as little as 3 hours/month (2 days, 1.5 hours/day). Mon-Fri, 9:30 AM-12:30 PM.  For more information, call (215) 443-9784.

The 15th Annual Bucks Beautiful Kitchen & Garden Tour will be held Sun, Jun. 14, 2009 in historic Doylestown Borough.  Six unique homes and gardens are showcased during the self-guided walking tour.  Rain or shine, 1:00-5:00 PM; $20 per person, children 12 and under are free.  To obtain program details, contact Bucks Beautiful at 215-348-3913 ext. 114 or visit www.bucksbeautiful.com

On Sat, May 9th  @ 8 PM, the Centennial Singers celebrate its 34th season with a free concert of show tunes, patriotic numbers and songs of the spirit and a cookie intermission. Doors open at 7:45 PM. Donations appreciated.  Concert held at Log College Middle School, 730 Norristown Road, Warminster.  For more info, please call 215-657-2415.

Centennial Aquatic Club is a swimming and diving program that competes in the Suburban Aquatic League as well as United States Swimming and United States Diving competitions. The season runs from mid- September through March. We encourage participation from children of all ages and ability levels. It is a program designed for those athletes who wish to participate in a quality program that is designed for individual achievement while placing a strong emphasis on teamwork. Practices are held at William Tennent High School. Athletes are grouped according to age and ability for their assigned practice times. For more information please check visit our website at www.centennialaquaticclub.org or contact Lisa Forlini @ jlfswim@comcast.net.    

Centennial School District Arts Festival:  Week-long arts festival beginning May 4 thru May 8 in all of the Centennial schools, culminating with “Showcase Night” at William Tennent High School @ 7:30 PM.  We hope that the entire community will come out to support these programs.  Please view the District website - www.centennialsd.org for daily information and updated schedules. Information is also available on Centennial’s 24 hour Cable station at Comcast Channel 28 and Verizon Channel 36.

Muster Day at Historic Craven Hall: Sat, Jun 6;  10 AM-5 PM
The 4th Continental Light Dragoons, a re-enactment group, will set up camp for the day and perform typical camp duties including military drill, cooking, musket firing, and explanations of military life during the American Revolution.  Young people will have the opportunity to learn and participate in camp life and further 18th century fun.  Refreshments will be available for sale. There will be a modest $5 fee per family for this event and free parking will be available in the lot across the Newtown Road from Craven Hall.

Annual Antique Appraisal Night: Fri, June 5, – 6:30-9:00 PM
Experts from Philadelphia auctioneer/appraisal firm of Barry S. Slosberg, Inc. will verbally examine, identify and appraise up to three objects per person.  The cost is $8 per object or three objects for $20.  Appraisals are on a first come; first serve basis and owners must take full responsibility for their objects. During the evening, noted author and antique furniture expert, Lew Larason, will present a special free lecture and demonstration - “Caring for Antique Furniture”. Funds raised from this event are used to operate and maintain Craven Hall.

Watch for more information about Open Hearth Cooking Class in the fall as well as other programs sponsored by the Historical Society.  Historic Craven Hall is located at the corner of Street and Newtown Roads in Warminster, PA

The Friends of Warminster Library organization (FOWL) is seeking new members and donations to support much-needed projects for the library.  Last year, in addition to other projects, they donated funds for a second Early Literacy Station, with bilingual capabilities, in the children's section. There are a lot more library projects in the works. The Friends Organization needs your help. Please support the Friends of the Warminster Library. Visit the library at 1076 Emma Lane, Warminster, and fill out a Friends Application form or call the library at (215) 672-4362.

Monday, June 15th, 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM in the library lounge, the Friends will hold a one-day used book sale of popular hardcover titles, all for $1.00 each.

The Greater Warminster Chamber of Commerce invites businesses in the Warminster, Warwick, Ivyland, Southampton and Warrington area to come to one of our business card exchanges, lunches or monthly meetings.  Save these Thursday dates for GWCC Lunch Bunch:  May 21- McDonald School/Planetarium & lunch; Jun. 18 - Otto's Restaurant; Jul. 16- Giuseppe’s Restaurant; Aug. 20 - Calloways Restaurant.  Create new opportunities by networking with area businesses:  All Lunches are Noon-1:30 PM - $15/person.

Scholarship Golf Outing on Thu, Jun. 4, 2009 @ Five Ponds Golf Club.  
Sponsorship info & entry form can be downloaded from our website. 

Come visit our new office located on 228C York Road in Warminster, next to Ashley’s Bridal!  For info & event/lunch reservations or to check on upcoming events: call (215)672-6633, email admin@greaterwcc.com or check the website:  www.greaterwcc.com.  

The Warminster Amateur Radio Club (WARC) meets on the first Thursday of every month at 7:30 PM at the Benjamin H. Wilson Sr. Center, 580 Delmont Avenue.  WARC offers a variety of amateur radio licensing classes for beginner through advanced students at various times throughout the year. Technician licensing classes will be held at the Ben Wilson Sr. Center starting the second Monday in September.  Classes will run from 7:30-9:30 PM for 8 weeks.  All classes are free except for study guides.  This club also assists with radio communication during community special events and emergencies.  If you are interested in radio classes, or in becoming a member of this community club, please call George Brechmann @ (215)443-5656 (n3hbt@arrl.net) or visit the web site: www.k3dn.org.  Everyone is welcome

May 2nd             Lower Makefield Corporate Center - South 770 Township Line Road – Lower Makefield
June 20             Upper Bucks County Vo-Tech School - 3115 Ridge Road – Bedminster Township
July 18               Middle Bucks Institute of Technology - 2740 Old York Road – Warwick Township
August 15          Bucks County Technical High School - 640 Wistar Road – Bristol Township
September 26    Quakertown Community Pool - 601 W. Mill Street  - Quakertown Borough

Bring your hazardous waste and up to 3 old computer systems.
All events are 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM - Rain or Shine.
Program is not open to business, industry, or institutions.
For information concerning acceptable and unacceptable materials: www.buckscounty.org or call (215)345-3400.

Phone:  (215) 343-6543
24-hour hotline:  1-800-675-6900
website:  www.novabucks.org
Offering individual and group counseling, legal advocacy and medical advocacy for crime victims; prevention education programs for students, parents and teachers; community education programs and professional training. All services are free of charge.

1035 Mearns Road 
Hours:   Mon-Fri: 8:30 AM-6 PM
Sat: 9 AM-2 PM
Box lobby open 24 hrs
Please use the stamp vending machines to purchase stamps anytime, day or night. 

445 York Road
Hours: Mon-Fri: 9 AM-5 PM

For timely and efficient delivery of mail, please keep your mailbox free from any obstructions.  Keep all pets fenced or securely tied.  For more information or questions, please call your Post Office.
Phone: 800-275-8777
For TTY service for the hearing impaired only, 1-877-889-2457

8-10 PM @ Tinicum Park, River Road (Rt. 32), Erwinna, PA
The Riverside Symphonia will be offering pop and classical music selections under the stars.  Tickets are limited, so purchase in advance! Gates open at 6:00 PM. Pre-paid tickets: $20/adults, $10/children: At the gate: $25/adults, $10/children. Bring a picnic dinner, lawn chairs or a blanket. IMPORTANT NOTE: No dogs, barbecue grills, glow necklaces or sparklers will be permitted on the grounds.  Accessible parking is available. For further information or to purchase tickets, call (215) 862-3300 or (609) 397-7300.

The Society of Young Magicians meets the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month (Sept-June) at 7 PM at the WREC.  Young magicians of all skill levels are welcome to attend and can add to their repertoire at each meeting.  For more information, call Arlen @ (215)443-7908.

New members are always welcome.  Visit our website, www.southamptonpa.lionwap.org for further details and information on upcoming events.  Eyeglass collection boxes are located throughout the area for your use.  Please consider donating your used eyeglasses so that they can be recycled for those less fortunate.  See our website for donation locations.  Thank you for your support!

Take Off Pounds Sensibly meets every Monday evening at 6:00 PM for weigh-in and 6:30 for the meeting.  The meetings are held in the basement hall of Hatboro Federal Savings Bank located on the corner of Street and York Roads in Warminster.  If you would like more information, please call Ann at 215-357-9676.  

The WAWC is the Warminster Area Women's Club, and meets monthly, September through June, on the third Monday at 7:30 PM, for fun, crafts, and fundraising. Meeting place: The Warminster Fire Station at 300 Madison Ave. in the training room on the lower level. For membership information, call Lynn at (215)957-9743.

Warminster Rotary holds numerous fundraisers and activities which benefit the community throughout the year.  Persons interested in membership in the Rotary Club International or event tickets should call Joe Colella @ (215)442-1544.  Watch for the upcoming special events which include a Wine Tasting Event at Fratelli Desiato Vineyards (Mamma D's) in Pipersville, PA on Sunday, May 31 2009 from 1:00-5:00 PM @ $25.00/person.  There will also be a raffle for an Eagles Season Tickets (2) raffle during the summer. 

REGISTRATION @ the WREC
FOR AGES 5-14
Sat, May 2 & 30 from 9:30-11:30 AM
Wed, May 13 from 6:30-8:30 PM
Sat, Jun. 6 from 9:30-11:30 AM
Wed, Jun. 24 from 6:30-8:30 PM
**REGISTER AT ANY OF THE ABOVE DATES AND RECEIVE $10.00 DISCOUNT

**ALL JULY REGISTRATION DATES are held at PIONEER FIELD (WERNER PARK on Kirk Road):
Wed, Jul. 8 @ 6:30-8:30 PM
Wed, Jul. 29 @ 6:30-8:30 PM

For more info, visit our website: www.warminsterpioneers.org
Football: Frankbragencrab@aol.com or Kim Bragen @ (267)235-1868
Cheerleading: JeannineClifton@aol.com or Jeannine Clifton @ (267)467-3669

WBBA is proud to announce that 2009 is our 50th Anniversary Season.  Join us on Saturday, May 30 (raindate May 31) at Munro Park for a day-long celebration.  Check the website: www.warminsterbaseball.com for an itinerary of the day’s special event

Warminster Women’s Softball League is looking for players!  Women
18 and older interested in playing softball this spring are invited to
contact the Warminster Women's Softball League. This league plays
on Friday nights at Munro Park.  For more info, contact Erin Lineman @! 215-345-6593.

Warminster Symphony Orchestra enters its 42nd musical season and announces its 2008-2009 Concert schedule. Four subscription concerts are performed by the Warminster Symphony Orchestra under the musical direction of Joseph Lovecchio at Wm. Tennent HS Auditorium on Centennial Rd in Warminster.

Sat, May 16  - "War and Peace"  @ 8:00 PM
Tickets: $18.00; Students (with ID)-$8 
The evening's program includes "Gettysburg" (Edelman), "The General's March" (Goldsmith), "Wellington's Victory" (Beethoven), "Lincoln Portrait" (Copland), and "Blades of Grass" (Cascarino).

The WSO, a 65-piece community based ensemble of talented and dedicated members, has had the privilege of providing cultural enrichment for the residents of Bucks and Montgomery counties since 1966. It is operated under the auspices of the Warminster Symphony Society (WSS) as a non-profit corporation and is supported entirely by its membership, private donations, grants and business and industry sponsorships.  The mission of the Society and Orchestra remains two-fold: to preserve the musical arts within our communities and to maintain an affordable place for residents of all ages to be uplifted and reconnected through the universal language of music.  Everyone is invited to become a supporting Member of the WSS. Members enjoy discount concerts tickets purchased and receive an advanced invitation to the January Pops Event. Please visit www.warminstersymphony.org to request ticket and Society membership information. 

Welcome Wagon Tailgaters Club of Warminster and surrounding communities is always looking for new members.  There are several socials and outings planned throughout our club year.  If you’re a bridge player or would enjoy a monthly social luncheon, all are welcome.  Come join your neighbors and bring a friend. For more information, call Marie Latare @ (215) 675-2261.