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Phone: 574-223-6953 Fax: 574-223-4962 E-mail: [email protected] www.fultoncountycommunitycenter.com

Fulton County Community Center

625 Pontiac Street Rochester, IN 46975

Fulton County

TRANSPO

RIDE FREE to

& from

Woodlawn

Hospital &

their

affiliates!

223-4962

RATES

In Town—$2 per trip

In County—$4 per trip

Seniors—Donation

Only

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Please check it out. You can also stop by the Center to pick up a copy or

have one have one emailed to you.

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223-6953

R.S.V.P.

223-3716

Kitchen

223-8170

Transpo

223-4213

Fax

223-4962

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FOR THE 4TH

OF JULY


JULY 2019

The Golden Chronicle Sponsored this month by First Federal Savings Bank

Hello Everyone,

Where is happiness? Happiness is in our own hands. How? By giving, and by spreading. Now, many people say how can we spread it?. First count your blessings and give and share with people. In my eyes the first blessing is in our smile and trust me guys, it costs nothing to smile. You only have to smile and see the difference in your life and in your heart. Our biggest problem, is that we get angry with others blessings. Count your own blessings, then you will come to know how happy you are. I will emphasize on these words "listen to your heart, your heart knows your true happiness. Don't follow the crowd, follow your heart. enjoy your hobbies, your talents, your gift of life. The biggest happiness lies in giving. Just give and see the different feeling of happiness that fills your heart, and your smile. Then your smile will come automatically. There are many ways in which we can give. Satisfaction is very necessary for leading a happy life. Once I met a nice lady that told me "life is full of problems, some we have to solve, some time will solve, and some problems will remain un-solved. You have to accept life as it comes and be content." Happiness is in living together. Togetherness in itself is a happiness. You might feed a stray dog or cat for a week and after a week if you don't get to see the dog you will start searching for him, start miss-ing him. What is this? This is love. Having feelings for others is love. Try to live together with all your family and friends, even your ani-mals and you will feel happy and loved. Georgia

JULY 2019

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LEFT TO RIGHT:

Sue Roesner, Robin Shull,

Nellie Alexander. They are

going to work with us at the

Life Care Center of Rochester names new director Life Care Center (LCC) of Rochester is designed to meet a resident’s skilled nursing, rehabilitation or Alzhei-mer’s care needs. The care team of highly trained and knowledgeable associates embrace Life Care’s goal of providing superior care in a loving, comfortable environment.

Nursing care services includes; 24/7 nursing care; preventive wound assessment and wound care; pain man-agement; assistance with daily living needs; physician visits; transportation assistance for doctors’ appoint-ments and social events.

For those with Alzheimer’s disease or related disorders, LCC of Rochester provides a safe, homelike environ-ment to increase and /or maintain each resident’s level of function at its highest sustainable stage.

Rehabilitation is offered with full-time therapists, offering physical, occupational and speech therapies. LCC of Rochester uses state-of-the-art rehabilitation equipment with therapy offered seven days a week. Medi-care qualifies up to 100 days of nursing for both in and outpatient therapy services.

Life Care Centers of America, LLC. recently added to their leadership team in Rochester. “We as a team,” says executive director, Robin Shull, “have so much more we can now accomplish. By combining our strength and skill sets, we each have the ability, (as a team) to significantly impact the direction of Life Care Center of Rochester and to lay the groundwork for continued success.”

Robin Shull was recently chosen by Life Care Centers of America, LLC. To serve as Executive Director. Shull is a licensed health facility administrator and brings over 25 years’ experience in skilled nursing, rehabilitation and memory care. This includes 20 years as an administrator with five years in the business office. Shull is married to her husband Tracy and has three children, Tasha, Courtney and Kolten.

Also added to the leadership team is Nellie Alexander. She is an alumni of Ancilla College where she received her Associate of Science in Nursing. Alexander resides with her husband, Tracy in Knox, IN and their eight children, Tracy, Nathan, Joshua, Kayla, Breyanna, Conner, Landon and Kaidyn.

Sue Roesner has also joined Life Care Centers of America, LLC. as director of business development. Roesner has over 10 years in sales and marketing experience in senior care and most recently served as president of the Board of North Manchester Chamber of Commerce. Roesner earned her Masters of Science in Organiza-tional Leadership from Indiana Tech. Her undergraduate degree is a B.S. Technical Sales with a minor in Com-munications from Weber State University in Ogden, UT. Roesner is married to her husband Russ. They reside in North Manchester, IN. Together they have five children, Benjamin, Jacob, Andrea, Joshua and Mason.

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rich the lives of seniors by offering a wide range of services and programs that focus on senior issues and interests.

Memorial Donations & Living Tributes: Donations in memory or in honor of a dear friend, family member, or

colleague can help support the Center and provide a way for you to acknowledge your loved one.

Senior Activity Fund: Donate your dollars for senior activities, such as trips, crafts, Round Table breakfasts and

other events.

General Fund: These donations assist with the financial support for the Senior Center.

Thank you so much for all the donations

Paul Scott Family

Area Five July Menu Call Sandy in the kitchen (223-8170) by 12:30 pm two days before to reserve a lunch!

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

1

Chicken Salad

Sliced Tom

Kidney Bean Salad

Oatmeal cream pie

Bread/ Milk

2

Baked Fish

Mac n cheese

Cntry Blend

Mand Oranges

Bread/ Milk

3

Chicken Patty

Baby Bakers

Broccoli w/cheese

Poke Cake

Bread/ Milk

4 CLOSED 5

Cntry fr Steak

Mashed Pot

Seasoned Gr Beans

Strawberries

Bread/ Milk

8

Sliced Ham

Scalloped Pot

Stewed Tom &

Zucchini

Fruit Salad

Bread/ Milk

9

Sloppy Joe

Pot Wedges

Key Largo Veggies

Frozen Fruit

Bread/ Milk

10

Salisbury Steak

Mashed Pot

Brussel Sprouts

Juice

Bread/ Milk

11

Grilled Chicken

Seasoned Pot

Peas

Peaches

Bread/ Milk

12

Meal site

CLOSED

15

Taco Meat

Lettuce, Tom

Cheese

Fiesta Corn/ Fig b

Chips/ Milk

16

Chicken & Gravy

Mash Pot

Cinn Applesauce

Mini Loaf

Bread/ Milk

17

BBQ Ribette

Cheesy Pot

Cauliflower

Gingerbread Cook-

ie

Bread/ Milk

18

Chicken Strips

Toss Salad

Watermelon

Cookie

Bread/ Milk

19

Ham n Cheese

Pot Salad

Strawberries/

Blueberries

Fruit Delight BAr

Bread/ Milk

22

Meat Ball/ Sauce

Cesar Salad

Peas & Carrots

Jello

Bread/ Milk

23

Tuna Salad

Cottage Cheese

Slice Tom

Pineapple rings

Bread/ Milk

24

Cheeseburger

Baked Beans

Cole Slaw

Pears

Bread/ Milk

25

Breakfast Cass

Pot O’Brien

Mand Oranges

Cinn Rolls

Milk

26

Cookout

Carry in at

11:30

29

Swiss Steak

Baby Bakers

Corn

Mixed Fruit

Bread/ Milk

30

Br Tenderloin

Cabbage w/Bacon,

Cauliflower

Fruit Crisp

Bread/ Milk

31

Chicken n Noodles

Mash Pot

Gr Beans Almonds

Fruit Juice

Bread/ Milk

Please give a

free will dona-

tion to Area

Five for meals

When you can

Thank You!!

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RSVP JULY 2019

Anne King– Director 574-223-3716

Email: [email protected]

UPCOMING RSVP

TRIPS

September 7-15th Colo-rado Springs and the Royal

Gorge Trip includes 8 Break-fasts, 6 Dinners, and stops at Garden of the Gods, US Air-force Academy, Royal Gorge Bridge with Arial Tram Ride,

Pikes Peak, US Olympic Train-ing Center, and the Prairie

Museum of Art . Cost = $959.00 (dbl occ) $75.00

due at sign up Call Anne to reserve a spot at 223-3716

DAY TRIP Indiana State Fair Aug. 6th & 13th

Leave at 7:45am– 6pm Cost $2.00 pp meals are on your own. Limited seating available. Call Anne to sign

up 223-3716 Recycle Days

Volunteers are needed to help at the Recycling center. 2019 dates are August 24th, October 19th. All on a Satur-

day from 8am to 12 noon. Call Anne if you can help 223-

3716 New Member

Joyce Kline

Volunteer needs: Hickory Creek is looking for volunteers to sit and visit

with the residents Call Anne if your interested. 223-3716

We are looking for Volunteers to be Exhibit monitors at the

County 4-h Fair. July 8th-12th. There will be 2 hour

shifts available from 10am to 4pm. Call Anne 223-3716

_______________________ Destinations by Donna Trips These trip help fund RSVP New Years Eve in Myrtle

Beach, SC December 29th 2019-January

2, 2020. Cost=$729.00 pp Includes 6 meals, Transporta-tion, The Carolina Opry and

New Years Eve party. Call Anne King 223.3716 or Donna Riddle 574-835-0400

For more information

——————————

Vicki Jacobs 7/1

Doris Clemans 7/3

Timothy Grosvenor 7/3

Carolyn Murphy 7/5

Bonnie Dunbar 7/9

Lorna Holloway 7/9

Florence Perdue 7/11

Pat Bingle 7/13

Deborah Hunter 7/15

Janet Ward 7/15

Jane Davidson 7/16

Steve Politz 7/16

Phyllis Wisely 7/16

Carol Bridge 7/18

Patricia Pomeroy 7/18

Lois Abbott 7/19

Joan Eller 7/20

Tami Powell 7/20

Carol Garber 7/23

David Moore 7/23

Nora Delworth 7/24

Brenda Malott 7/24

Janet Sheetz 7/24

Tom Nicklaus 7/25

James Bryant 7/26

Betty Jo Pugh 7/26

Barbara VanDuyne 7/26

Kristine Martin 7/30

Richard Fletcher 7/31

The Golden Chronicle—sponsored

SENIOR

GAMES Left to right: Softball

throw men and wom-

ens, !st Al Marshall, 2nd

Dennis Guyer, 3rd Lar-

ry Maibauer.

Next:

1st Kathy Isbell, 2nd

Sue Vanata, 3rd Lois

Williams

The Predict walk:

1st Dennis Guyer, 2nd

Kathy Isbell, 3rd Lois Wil-

liams.

Putt—Putt golf:

3rd Joan Haag, 2nd Gordon

Tatman, 1st Mary Rocken-

baugh

More pictures of the

games on page 12

Dart throw: For the

Women and Men


Joan Haag, 3rd Sue

Vanata.

2nd Gordon Tatman,

3rd Larry Maibauer,

1st Dennis Guyer.


**** REMINDER****

THE COOKOUT WILL BE FRIDAY JULY 26TH AT 11:30

We will provide the meat and buns, lemonade, and everyone bring

a covered dish to share. Please sign up like any other day if you

will be coming so we know how many to cook for. Thanks!

Looking forward to seeing a lot of people here to fellowship with.


July 2019 Calendar of Activities

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1

BINGO 9:30

2 3

Round Table

8:30

BINGO 9:30

4

CLOSED

FOR THE

4TH OF JULY

5

Bingo 9:30

8

Bingo 9:30

9 10

Bingo 9:30

Name that Tune

11:15

W Janet Shaver

& Triune

11 12

Bingo 9:30

Movie 1:00

15

Bingo 9:30

16

Bakery Bingo

9:30

Blood Pres

check 1030

Card class/

Pam Funk

1:30

17

Bingo 9:30

18

19

Bingo 9:30

22

Bingo 9:30

23

Price is Right

10:30

24

Bingo 9:30

25

Craft w/Mitzi

9:30 Let her

know if you are

coming 223-3715

26

Bingo 9:30

Cookout

Carry-In

29

Bingo 9;30

30 31

BINGO 9;30

Bingo MWF—9:30 am Bakery Bingo—Third Tues 9:30 am Dominoes— Tues 10:00 am Bid Euchre— Wed 12:30pm

Euchre— Tues 12:15pm Bridge—Thurs 12:00 pm Exercise Tues/Thurs 9:00 m Easy Does It Exercise— MWF 10:00

am Tai Chi— MWF 9:30 am


Bean Bag toss L-R

Women and Mens

1st Kathy Isbell

3rd Mary Rockenbaugh

2nd Joan Haag

3rd Dennis Guyer

1st Gordon Tatman

2nd Al Marshall

Dominoes L-R: Table 1

1st Bill Wojtyska

2nd Susan Onstott

3rd Elaine Wojtyska

Table 2

1st Joan Haag

2nd Kathy Isbell

3rd Sandra Campbell


ROUND TABLE BREAKFAST

Please join us on July 3rd @ 8:30

to listen to Webb’s Pharmacy. They

will be talking about CBD Oil and

how it works and the Pros and Cons

of it. As always Breakfast will be

served at 8:30

so come on in

and have some-

thing to eat .

Hope to see

Pam Funk will try and be here

July16th @ 1:30

For the card class please call

day of to see if Pam is able to be

here, which is on the 3rd Tues-

day of the each month

Can you guess if the Price is Right?

Millers Merry Manor will be sponsoring

Price is Right

July 23rd @10:00 come play the Price

is Right

Bakery BINGO

Tuesday

June 16th at

9:30. Please

come and

play .

Blood Pressure check

is on July 23rd@ 10:30

With Rhonda

Popcorn & a Movie July12th @

1:00 we will be showing “Greatest

Showman” with

Hugh Jackman

Rated PG come in

for

popcorn and a

movie.

Janet Shaver with Triune will

here on July 10th @ 11:15 for

Name That Tune. Please come

and enjoy

hearing songs

maybe you

haven't heard

in awhile.

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Clip and Carry

July Calendar

Wed. 7/3/19 Round Table

Breakfast 8:30

Wed. 7/10/19 Name That Tune

11:15

Fri. 7/12/19 Movie 1:00

Tues. 7/16/19 Bakery Bingo 9:30

Tues. 7/23/19 Blood Pressure Check 10:30

Tues. 7/23/19 Price is Right

10:00 REGULAR SCHEDULED ACTIVITIES

BINGO: MWF 9:30 A.M.

EASY DOES IT EXERCISE:MWF 10.00 A.M.

TAI CHI FOR BALANCE & FITNESS:MWF 9:30

BID EUCHRE: WED. 12:30 PM.

DOMINOES:TUES. 10:00 A.M.

EUCHRE: TUES 12;30p.m.

BAKERY BINGO :THIRD TUES. 9:30 A.M.

BRIDGE:THURS. 12:00 P.M.

EXERCISE: TUES & THURS. 9:00A.M.

Recipe Corner

Kidney Bean Salad

Ingredients:

2 eggs (boiled) and chopped

2 (15 oz.) cans red kidney beans

drained

1/2 onion diced

1 stalk celery diced

2 Tbls sweet pickle relish

1/2 Cup mayonnaise

Salt & pepper to taste

Directions:

In another bowl mix the eggs, kid-

ney beans, onion, celery, relish, and

the mayonnaise. Season with salt &

pepper. Chill at least 1 hour in refrig-

erator before serving


ROUND TABLE BREAKFAST

Please join us on July 3rd @ 8:30

to listen to Webb’s Pharmacy. They

will be talking about CBD Oil and

how it works and the Pros and Cons

of it. As always Breakfast will be

served at 8:30

so come on in

and have some-

thing to eat .

Hope to see

Pam Funk will try and be here

July16th @ 1:30

For the card class please call

day of to see if Pam is able to be

here, which is on the 3rd Tues-

day of the each month

Can you guess if the Price is Right?

Millers Merry Manor will be sponsoring

Price is Right

July 23rd @10:00 come play the Price

is Right

Bakery BINGO

Tuesday

June 16th at

9:30. Please

come and

play .

Blood Pressure check

is on July 23rd@ 10:30

With Rhonda

Popcorn & a Movie July12th @

1:00 we will be showing “Greatest

Showman” with

Hugh Jackman

Rated PG come in

for

popcorn and a

movie.

Janet Shaver with Triune will

here on July 10th @ 11:15 for

Name That Tune. Please come

and enjoy

hearing songs

maybe you

haven't heard

in awhile.


Clip and Carry

July Calendar

Wed. 7/3/19 Round Table

Breakfast 8:30

Wed. 7/10/19 Name That Tune

11:15

Fri. 7/12/19 Movie 1:00

Tues. 7/16/19 Bakery Bingo 9:30

Tues. 7/23/19 Blood Pressure Check 10:30

Tues. 7/23/19 Price is Right

10:00 REGULAR SCHEDULED ACTIVITIES

BINGO: MWF 9:30 A.M.

EASY DOES IT EXERCISE:MWF 10.00 A.M.

TAI CHI FOR BALANCE & FITNESS:MWF 9:30

BID EUCHRE: WED. 12:30 PM.

DOMINOES:TUES. 10:00 A.M.

EUCHRE: TUES 12;30p.m.

BAKERY BINGO :THIRD TUES. 9:30 A.M.

BRIDGE:THURS. 12:00 P.M.

EXERCISE: TUES & THURS. 9:00A.M.

Recipe Corner

Kidney Bean Salad

Ingredients:

2 eggs (boiled) and chopped

2 (15 oz.) cans red kidney beans

drained

1/2 onion diced

1 stalk celery diced

2 Tbls sweet pickle relish

1/2 Cup mayonnaise

Salt & pepper to taste

Directions:

In another bowl mix the eggs, kid-

ney beans, onion, celery, relish, and

the mayonnaise. Season with salt &

pepper. Chill at least 1 hour in refrig-

erator before serving


July 2019 Calendar of Activities

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1

BINGO 9:30

2 3

Round Table

8:30

BINGO 9:30

4

CLOSED

FOR THE

4TH OF JULY

5

Bingo 9:30

8

Bingo 9:30

9 10

Bingo 9:30

Name that Tune

11:15

W Janet Shaver

& Triune

11 12

Bingo 9:30

Movie 1:00

15

Bingo 9:30

16

Bakery Bingo

9:30

Blood Pres

check 1030

Card class/

Pam Funk

1:30

17

Bingo 9:30

18

19

Bingo 9:30

22

Bingo 9:30

23

Price is Right

10:30

24

Bingo 9:30

25

Craft w/Mitzi

9:30 Let her

know if you are

coming 223-3715

26

Bingo 9:30

Cookout

Carry-In

29

Bingo 9;30

30 31

BINGO 9;30

Bingo MWF—9:30 am Bakery Bingo—Third Tues 9:30 am Dominoes— Tues 10:00 am Bid Euchre— Wed 12:30pm

Euchre— Tues 12:15pm Bridge—Thurs 12:00 pm Exercise Tues/Thurs 9:00 m Easy Does It Exercise— MWF 10:00

am Tai Chi— MWF 9:30 am

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Bean Bag toss L-R

Women and Mens

1st Kathy Isbell

3rd Mary Rockenbaugh

2nd Joan Haag

3rd Dennis Guyer

1st Gordon Tatman

2nd Al Marshall

Dominoes L-R: Table 1

1st Bill Wojtyska

2nd Susan Onstott

3rd Elaine Wojtyska

Table 2

1st Joan Haag

2nd Kathy Isbell

3rd Sandra Campbell

The Golden Chronicle—sponsored

SENIOR

GAMES Left to right: Softball

throw men and wom-

ens, !st Al Marshall, 2nd

Dennis Guyer, 3rd Lar-

ry Maibauer.

Next:


Sue Vanata, 3rd Lois

Williams

The Predict walk:

1st Dennis Guyer, 2nd

Kathy Isbell, 3rd Lois Wil-

liams.

Putt—Putt golf:

3rd Joan Haag, 2nd Gordon

Tatman, 1st Mary Rocken-

baugh

More pictures of the

games on page 12

Dart throw: For the

Women and Men


Joan Haag, 3rd Sue

Vanata.

2nd Gordon Tatman,

3rd Larry Maibauer,

1st Dennis Guyer.


**** REMINDER****

THE COOKOUT WILL BE FRIDAY JULY 26TH AT 11:30

We will provide the meat and buns, lemonade, and everyone bring

a covered dish to share. Please sign up like any other day if you

will be coming so we know how many to cook for. Thanks!

Looking forward to seeing a lot of people here to fellowship with.

Area Five July Menu Call Sandy in the kitchen (223-8170) by 12:30 pm two days before to reserve a lunch!

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

1

Chicken Salad

Sliced Tom

Kidney Bean Salad

Oatmeal cream pie

Bread/ Milk

2

Baked Fish

Mac n cheese

Cntry Blend

Mand Oranges

Bread/ Milk

3

Chicken Patty

Baby Bakers

Broccoli w/cheese

Poke Cake

Bread/ Milk

4 CLOSED 5

Cntry fr Steak

Mashed Pot

Seasoned Gr Beans

Strawberries

Bread/ Milk

8

Sliced Ham

Scalloped Pot

Stewed Tom &

Zucchini

Fruit Salad

Bread/ Milk

9

Sloppy Joe

Pot Wedges

Key Largo Veggies

Frozen Fruit

Bread/ Milk

10

Salisbury Steak

Mashed Pot

Brussel Sprouts

Juice

Bread/ Milk

11

Grilled Chicken

Seasoned Pot

Peas

Peaches

Bread/ Milk

12

Meal site

CLOSED

15

Taco Meat

Lettuce, Tom

Cheese

Fiesta Corn/ Fig b

Chips/ Milk

16

Chicken & Gravy

Mash Pot

Cinn Applesauce

Mini Loaf

Bread/ Milk

17

BBQ Ribette

Cheesy Pot

Cauliflower

Gingerbread Cook-

ie

Bread/ Milk

18

Chicken Strips

Toss Salad

Watermelon

Cookie

Bread/ Milk

19

Ham n Cheese

Pot Salad

Strawberries/

Blueberries

Fruit Delight BAr

Bread/ Milk

22

Meat Ball/ Sauce

Cesar Salad

Peas & Carrots

Jello

Bread/ Milk

23

Tuna Salad

Cottage Cheese

Slice Tom

Pineapple rings

Bread/ Milk

24

Cheeseburger

Baked Beans

Cole Slaw

Pears

Bread/ Milk

25

Breakfast Cass

Pot O’Brien

Mand Oranges

Cinn Rolls

Milk

26

Cookout

Carry in at

11:30

29

Swiss Steak

Baby Bakers

Corn

Mixed Fruit

Bread/ Milk

30

Br Tenderloin

Cabbage w/Bacon,

Cauliflower

Fruit Crisp

Bread/ Milk

31

Chicken n Noodles

Mash Pot

Gr Beans Almonds

Fruit Juice

Bread/ Milk

Please give a

free will dona-

tion to Area

Five for meals

When you can

Thank You!!


RSVP JULY 2019

Anne King– Director 574-223-3716

Email: [email protected]

UPCOMING RSVP

TRIPS

September 7-15th Colo-rado Springs and the Royal

Gorge Trip includes 8 Break-fasts, 6 Dinners, and stops at Garden of the Gods, US Air-force Academy, Royal Gorge Bridge with Arial Tram Ride,

Pikes Peak, US Olympic Train-ing Center, and the Prairie

Museum of Art . Cost = $959.00 (dbl occ) $75.00

due at sign up Call Anne to reserve a spot at 223-3716

DAY TRIP Indiana State Fair Aug. 6th & 13th

Leave at 7:45am– 6pm Cost $2.00 pp meals are on your own. Limited seating available. Call Anne to sign

up 223-3716 Recycle Days

Volunteers are needed to help at the Recycling center. 2019 dates are August 24th, October 19th. All on a Satur-

day from 8am to 12 noon. Call Anne if you can help 223-

3716 New Member

Joyce Kline

Volunteer needs: Hickory Creek is looking for volunteers to sit and visit

with the residents Call Anne if your interested. 223-3716

We are looking for Volunteers to be Exhibit monitors at the

County 4-h Fair. July 8th-12th. There will be 2 hour

shifts available from 10am to 4pm. Call Anne 223-3716

_______________________ Destinations by Donna Trips These trip help fund RSVP New Years Eve in Myrtle

Beach, SC December 29th 2019-January

2, 2020. Cost=$729.00 pp Includes 6 meals, Transporta-tion, The Carolina Opry and

New Years Eve party. Call Anne King 223.3716 or Donna Riddle 574-835-0400

For more information

——————————

Vicki Jacobs 7/1

Doris Clemans 7/3

Timothy Grosvenor 7/3

Carolyn Murphy 7/5

Bonnie Dunbar 7/9

Lorna Holloway 7/9

Florence Perdue 7/11

Pat Bingle 7/13

Deborah Hunter 7/15

Janet Ward 7/15

Jane Davidson 7/16

Steve Politz 7/16

Phyllis Wisely 7/16

Carol Bridge 7/18

Patricia Pomeroy 7/18

Lois Abbott 7/19

Joan Eller 7/20

Tami Powell 7/20

Carol Garber 7/23

David Moore 7/23

Nora Delworth 7/24

Brenda Malott 7/24

Janet Sheetz 7/24

Tom Nicklaus 7/25

James Bryant 7/26

Betty Jo Pugh 7/26

Barbara VanDuyne 7/26

Kristine Martin 7/30

Richard Fletcher 7/31


SUDOKU THE GOLDEN CHRONICLE—SPONSORED BY FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK Page 3

625 Pontiac St, Rochester, IN 46975

Your contribution is very important!

All donations made to the COA are tax deductible.

Thank you for your donation!

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Consider Donating Today! Supporting the Fulton County ,County Council on Aging provides you with the opportunity to leave a legacy. Your

charitable contribution can have a long lasting effect on Rochester Seniors and the community they live in. We are a

501© 3 corporation, so your gifts are tax deductible. Supporting the COA allows you to give back to your community

and personally contribute to success. You can honor or acknowledge the life or memory of a loved one through a me-

morial donation. The Fulton County Council on Aging has been serving the Rochester Community since 1974, so you

can be assured your contribution is being properly managed by a strong organization.

In 2016 the Council on Aging made 46,000 trips with our Transpo Service. Transpo not only provides

transportation for seniors and persons with disabilities, but also to public passengers as well. The COA works to en-

rich the lives of seniors by offering a wide range of services and programs that focus on senior issues and interests.

Memorial Donations & Living Tributes: Donations in memory or in honor of a dear friend, family member, or

colleague can help support the Center and provide a way for you to acknowledge your loved one.

Senior Activity Fund: Donate your dollars for senior activities, such as trips, crafts, Round Table breakfasts and

other events.

General Fund: These donations assist with the financial support for the Senior Center.

Thank you so much for all the donations

Paul Scott Family

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LEFT TO RIGHT:

Sue Roesner, Robin Shull,

Nellie Alexander. They are

going to work with us at the

Life Care Center of Rochester names new director Life Care Center (LCC) of Rochester is designed to meet a resident’s skilled nursing, rehabilitation or Alzhei-mer’s care needs. The care team of highly trained and knowledgeable associates embrace Life Care’s goal of providing superior care in a loving, comfortable environment.

Nursing care services includes; 24/7 nursing care; preventive wound assessment and wound care; pain man-agement; assistance with daily living needs; physician visits; transportation assistance for doctors’ appoint-ments and social events.

For those with Alzheimer’s disease or related disorders, LCC of Rochester provides a safe, homelike environ-ment to increase and /or maintain each resident’s level of function at its highest sustainable stage.

Rehabilitation is offered with full-time therapists, offering physical, occupational and speech therapies. LCC of Rochester uses state-of-the-art rehabilitation equipment with therapy offered seven days a week. Medi-care qualifies up to 100 days of nursing for both in and outpatient therapy services.

Life Care Centers of America, LLC. recently added to their leadership team in Rochester. “We as a team,” says executive director, Robin Shull, “have so much more we can now accomplish. By combining our strength and skill sets, we each have the ability, (as a team) to significantly impact the direction of Life Care Center of Rochester and to lay the groundwork for continued success.”

Robin Shull was recently chosen by Life Care Centers of America, LLC. To serve as Executive Director. Shull is a licensed health facility administrator and brings over 25 years’ experience in skilled nursing, rehabilitation and memory care. This includes 20 years as an administrator with five years in the business office. Shull is married to her husband Tracy and has three children, Tasha, Courtney and Kolten.

Also added to the leadership team is Nellie Alexander. She is an alumni of Ancilla College where she received her Associate of Science in Nursing. Alexander resides with her husband, Tracy in Knox, IN and their eight children, Tracy, Nathan, Joshua, Kayla, Breyanna, Conner, Landon and Kaidyn.

Sue Roesner has also joined Life Care Centers of America, LLC. as director of business development. Roesner has over 10 years in sales and marketing experience in senior care and most recently served as president of the Board of North Manchester Chamber of Commerce. Roesner earned her Masters of Science in Organiza-tional Leadership from Indiana Tech. Her undergraduate degree is a B.S. Technical Sales with a minor in Com-munications from Weber State University in Ogden, UT. Roesner is married to her husband Russ. They reside in North Manchester, IN. Together they have five children, Benjamin, Jacob, Andrea, Joshua and Mason.

Phone: 574-223-6953 Fax: 574-223-4962 E-mail: [email protected] www.fultoncountycommunitycenter.com


625 Pontiac Street Rochester, IN 46975

Fulton County

TRANSPO

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Woodlawn

Hospital &

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affiliates!

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In Town—$2 per trip

In County—$4 per trip

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Our monthly Newsletter is available on our website,

www.fultoncountycommunitycenter.com

Please check it out. You can also stop by the Center to pick up a copy or

have one have one emailed to you.

Important Numbers

Community Center

223-6953

R.S.V.P.

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Kitchen

223-8170

Transpo

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The Golden Chronicle Sponsored this month by First Federal Savings Bank

Hello Everyone,

Where is happiness? Happiness is in our own hands. How? By giving, and by spreading. Now, many people say how can we spread it?. First count your blessings and give and share with people. In my eyes the first blessing is in our smile and trust me guys, it costs nothing to smile. You only have to smile and see the difference in your life and in your heart. Our biggest problem, is that we get angry with others blessings. Count your own blessings, then you will come to know how happy you are. I will emphasize on these words "listen to your heart, your heart knows your true happiness. Don't follow the crowd, follow your heart. enjoy your hobbies, your talents, your gift of life. The biggest happiness lies in giving. Just give and see the different feeling of happiness that fills your heart, and your smile. Then your smile will come automatically. There are many ways in which we can give. Satisfaction is very necessary for leading a happy life. Once I met a nice lady that told me "life is full of problems, some we have to solve, some time will solve, and some problems will remain un-solved. You have to accept life as it comes and be content." Happiness is in living together. Togetherness in itself is a happiness. You might feed a stray dog or cat for a week and after a week if you don't get to see the dog you will start searching for him, start miss-ing him. What is this? This is love. Having feelings for others is love. Try to live together with all your family and friends, even your ani-mals and you will feel happy and loved. Georgia

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