experience - july 2015

JULY 2015 FREE NEWS FOR BOOMERS AND BEYOND

INSIDE: Medicare Preventative Services • Volunteering • Personal Eff ects • New York City • and more!

Creative Craftsman

Nicholas Steinmetz of rural Charlesburg displays his elaborate hand-carved projects

2 | EXPERIENCE ACTION PUBLICATIONS | JULY 2015

Four miniature replica churches — intri-cately hand-carved by Nicholas Steinmetz of rural Charlesburg — attests to his

God-given talent and his love for detail. Steinmetz, now 85 years old, noted he doesn’t

have any future elaborate wood carving proj-ects in mind. Yet, in and around the beautiful country home he shares with his wife, Janet, it is evident he hasn’t been exactly idle in his senior years. Finished wood carved pieces, both large and small, wagons, replica steam engine, trac-tors, shelves, ornaments and numerous other creations. In his workshop behind his home, Steinmetz has proudly displayed the farm home-stead, complete with its adjoining buildings.

Born in Belguim, Wis., about 30 miles north of Milwaukee, Steinmetz was raised on a farm. The first two years of his formal education was completed in a one-room country school house. After that he journeyed to the village of Dacada, near Random Lake until he finished the eighth

Lois A. Pflum

Carving and creatingSteinmetz builds miniature churches, buildings in retirement

grade at St. Nicholas Catholic School. Although Steinmetz never attended high school, his lessons in everyday living and helping on the farm, far surpasses any formal education, and he is wise beyond his years.

At the age of 18, he started to work as a

mechanic until he was drafted into the army, serving from 1951-53. At that time he resumed working as a garage mechanic until he retired.

Steinmetz was quick to point out when he got out of the army, he served in the reserves for about five years, and could be called back if needed, but ultimately received an honorable discharge. Subsequently, he is referred as a Korean War veteran with others he served with.

Steinmetz referred to his life-long working career as a mechanic and enjoyed welding and machine work.

“My main project (welding) was a 4-wheel riding garden tractor,” he said. “Welding was my hobby from years ago, but in 2003 I received a pace maker, and I couldn’t weld anymore, so I turned to wood carving.”

His early wood carving projects were bird houses, but over time he has excelled and completed more difficult pieces, like the four miniature replica churches. They are St. Martin’s

WeSucceedWhenOurPatientsSucceed.

CENTER FOR HEALING AND RECOVERY

AAtt tthhee SStt.. FFrraanncciis Homee Center ffoorrrHHeeaalliinngg aanndd RReeccoovery, wwe offerccoommpprreehheennssiivvee sshhort-terrm rehabbsseerrvviicceess tthhrroouugghh our suppportivetthheerraappiissttss iinn aa ccoommfortabbleaanndd ccaarriinngg eennvviirroonnmment..

TTTTooo llleeeaaarrrnnn mmoorree aabboout theeSSSSStttt.. FFFFrrraaannncciiisss HHHoommee CCeenteer forHHHHeeeeaaaalllliiiinnnngggg aaannnddd RRReeeccooovveerryy,, cccalluuuussss aaaatttt ((((999222000))) 9999222666--6660005522..

agnesian.com

AGNESIAN HEALTHCARE IS SPONSORED BY THE CONGREGATION OF SISTERS OF ST. AGNESWI-5001911022

WI-5001908977

OF FOND DU LAC COUNTY50 N PORTLAND ST

FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN 54935

www.fdlco.wi.gov/ADRC(920) 929-3466

Email: [email protected]

Stepping OnFall Prevention Workshop

Will be held Wednesdays,July 29 - September 9

1:00-3:00 pmThere is no charge

for Stepping on Classes

ADRC of Fond du Lac County

Please call (920) 929-3466to register for class.

920-921-6288N6687 Wrightway Drive, Fond du Lac, WI 54937Securities and advisory services offered through NATIONALPLANNING CORPORATION (NPC), Member FINRA/SIPC., a

Registered Investment Advisor. Feucht Financial Group, L.L.C.and NPC are separate and unrelated companies

WI-5001907938www.feuchtfinancial.com

◆ Tax, Financial & Retirement IncomePlanning

◆ Tax Preparation◆ Bonds, ETF’s, Mutual Funds

& Stocks◆ Separately Managed &

Institutional Accounts◆ Life, Long-term Care Insurance

& Annuities◆ Estate & Trust Planning, Inheritances◆ 401k Rollovers, IRA’s, Roth IRA’s

FEUCHTFINANCIAL GROUP, L .L .C.

EXPERIENCE | 3JULY 2015 | ACTION PUBLICATIONS

EXPERIENCE is published by Gannett Wisconsin Custom Publishing. Contents of the section are for Action Reporter Media. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without prior consent of Gannett Wisconsin Custom Publishing. For information, contact Karen Befus at 920-426-6701 or [email protected].

EDITOR / KEVIN ANDERSONADvERTIsING DIRECTOR / KAREN BEfuSGRAPHIC ARTIsT / JAMES HOSLET

Catholic Church in Charlesburg (now a museum), St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Marytown, St. Charles Catholic Church in Charlestown and Presentation Catholic Church in North Fond du Lac.

Two of his miniatures share a place of honor in his home. Janet commented St. Mary’s Church is her favorite one because “we were married there 11 years ago.” Both has lost their spouses from cancer, Janet noted.

The Presentation Church was given to the late Marjorie Balthazor of North Fond du Lac. It was given to her as a gift from Janet’s grand-daughter and Marjorie’s grandson, with the intention that upon her death, they would have it returned to them.

When asked where he gets his inspirations from, he jokingly pointed to his head, and added “from photos. I make my own blueprints and visualize what it is supposed to look like.” Even today, he and Janet have several albums of

photos of so many of his creations.He noted he never took any

formal wood carving lessons or belongs to any wood carving clubs, but laughed, “Oh, on the farm, like fixing the barn doors.”

Steinmetz admits to having a cabinet chock-full of magazines named “WOOD” in his work shop, that he likes to refer to and read.

Tools of his trade like table saws, a band saw, miter saw, drill presses, a hand saw, drill bits, wood lathe are just some of his needed items in his workshop.

Between Steinmetz and his wife Janet, they have a large blended family of 16 children (one son James is deceased), 68 grandchil-dren. She has 36 and he has 32 (at last count) and many greats and great-greats.

When asked if he had any future goals, he quickly responded, “Let nature take its course. I help the boys (family) on the farm when they call and I never get bored. I always have two or three projects going.” ✦

WI-5001861056

www.edwardjones.com

Why Go Anywhere Else?Anyone can provide advice. At Edward Jones, our goal is to provideadvice and guidance tailored to your needs.

That’s why we live and work in your community. When it comes to yourfinancial needs and goals, we believe you deserve face-to-face attention.

You talk, we listen, and we get to know you.

Mutual FundsAnnuities

Portfolio and Retirement Plan ReviewsInvestment Banking

EquitiesFixed Income Investments

Insurance

For more information or to schedule a complimentary financialreview, call or stop by today.

Doug Shireman,AAMS885 Western Ave.Suite 300BFond du Lac, WI54935(920) 923-4401888-923-4667

Joe Heeringa14 W. Main StreetWaupun, WI 53963(920) 324-2188

Pam Tollefson355 N PetersSuite 100Fond du Lac, WI54935(920) 921-6095

Steven Millin,AAMS68 N. Main StreetFond du Lac, WI54935(920) 923-0970800-743-2996

Adam VandeSlunt,AAMS1005 W. Main StWaupun, WI 53963(920) 324-2530888-324-2535

Rich Matravers404 E. Main StreetWaupun, WI 53963(920) 324-9002800-441-6143

Ben Baertschy928 S. Main StreetSuite 600Fond du Lac, WI54935(920) 923-1020

Dan Sprader, AAMS976 E. Johnson St.Suite 700Fond du Lac, WI54935(920) 923-3934877-923-3934

Jeff Wills928 S. Main StSuite 600Fond Du Lac, WI54935(920) 923-1020

WILD GOOSELANDINGSENIOR HOUSING

• One Bedroom AffordableSenior Housing

• Quiet Setting in Oakfield• Secured Building• Intercom Entry System• Mini Blinds• Appliances Included• On-site Laundry• Elevator• Emergency Pull Cords• Income Eligibility

Requirements• 62 years of Age or Older

Tenant pays 30% of their adjusted income.

105 North Elm St • Oakfield(920) 922-2562

OPENINGS AVAILABLE

WI-5001891421

HOUSE CALLSARE OUR SPECIALTY!

286 18th Street • Fond du Lac

For the finest in home health services,call on the people who make a careerout of caring. If you or someone youlove requires home care assistance,

give us a call today.

923-1155Because we care - Help is on the way

• Bathing• Meal Preparation• Respite Care• Companionship

• Cleaning• Laundry• Transportation• Errands

Personal Care (Short or Long Term)Homemaker Services (Short or Long Term)

Equal Opportunity Employer

WI-5001891428

27 HoleChampionship

Coursewww.RollingMeadowsGolfCourse.com

Complete Practice Area

28th Hole Bar and Grill

Professional Staff to Serve You

920-929-3735560 W Rolling Meadows DrFond du Lac, WI 54937

WI-5001910996

WI-5001911242

Guy K. Jensen, D.D.S., M.S.

David Schmidt, D.D.S., M.D.

Doran Ryan, D.D.S., M.S.

464 South Hickory St., Suite AFond du Lac, WI

923-0111

Oral Surgeons

SURGERYASSOCIATES, LTD

ORAL

General Oral Surgery

ImplantsTMJ Splint Therapy


July CalendarYoga in the VineYard – 5:30 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, July 1, at Vines and Rushes Winery, 410 County Highway E, Ripon. The vineyard will partner with Marigold Yoga to host yoga classes in the vineyard every Wednesday through September 30. Free wine tasting will be available following yoga. Bring your own yoga mat (or a towel or blanket). In case of rain, yoga will be held inside. Suggested donation for attendance. Farmer’s market – 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesdays in the Main Street Plaza, 30 S. Main St., and 8 a.m. to noon Saturdays on Main St. between Sheboygan St. and Western Ave. Visit downtownfdl.com. Buttermilk FestiVal – 7:15 p.m. Wednesday nights at Buttermilk Creek Park, 700 S. Park Ave. ● July 1 – Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, featuring light classics, pops and patriotic selections. ● July 8 – Big Band Luisenschule, under the direction of Regina Coupette, includes 35 youth from Mulheim, Germany. ● July 22 – Symphonic Band “Family Night” starts at 6 p.m. ● July 29 – Symphonic Band “Musical Stage.”music under the stars – 7 to 8:30 p.m. Monday nights at Buttermilk Creek Park, 700 S. Park Ave.● July 6 – Page Four, pops and stan-dards.● July 13 – J. Harrison B. Band, rock n’ roll and country music. ● July 20 – The Real Deal Blues Band, blues in the styles of contem-porary, traditional, R&B, west coast swing. ● July 27 – Evergreen by Request, ’50s-’80s, standards and country.music on the Patio – Jim and Linda’s Lakeview Supper Club, W3496 County Highway W, Pipe (Malone).● July 3 – Sara Zacek, 6 to 10 p.m.● July 5 – Sly Joe & the Smooth Operators, 5 to 9 p.m.● July 10 – Tedd Young, 6 to 10 p.m.● July 11 – Apple Jam Band, 5 to 8 p.m.

breakfast in the Wade House kitch-ens, working at the open hearth or period cook stove, and savor the hearty meal in the inn’s dining room. Call (920) 526-3271 to register. summer dog agilitY trial – 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, July 11 to Sunday, July 12 at N5480 Deneveu Ln., Fond du Lac. Food and refresh-ments available. Visit fdlckc.org.agnesian healthcare Foundation garden Walk & art Fair – 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, July 12, at various locations. An exciting Garden Art Fair will be held at one of the six featured gardens. WednesdaY Walks With the auduBon – 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 15, at Greenway Arboretum, along the east branch of the Fond du Lac River. Meet at the west side of the parking lot at Pick N’ Save, 55 W. Pioneer Road. Walk leader is Evelyn McLean-Cowan, (920) 929-9350. Wear good walking shoes, bring insect repellant, and binoculars.Fond du lac countY Fair – July 15-19, Fond du Lac County Fairgrounds, 601 Martin Ave. Admission charged. Grandstand shows included with general admission. tour the toWn art Walk – 5 to 8 p.m. Friday, July 17, at various loca-tions in downtown Fond du Lac. All manner of artists will be present with their wares for sale. Visit tour-thetownfdl.com. selected Works BY mel kolstad – reception 5 to 8 p.m. Friday, July 17; gallery visible from 1 to 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturday and 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday through Aug. 2, at Share Fine Art Galleries, 228 S. Military Rd. Local artist Mel Kolstad showcases her works in collage, printmaking, encaustic and embroidery.historic Base Ball – 1:30 p.m. Sunday, July 19, Wade House, W7965 State Highway 23, Greenbush. Admission charged. Join the Wade House Red Jackets historic baseball team in a rousing pick-up game in a

1860s style.WednesdaY Walks With the auduBon – 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 22, Oakfield Ledge State Natural Area (Breakneck Hill). GPS coordinates are 43.646659, -88.582132, From the intersection of County Highways B and Y, south of Oakfield, go south on County B 3.2 miles, then east on Breakneck Rd. 0.6 mile to parking area at top of hill. To carpool, meet at the southwest corner of the Fleet Farm parking lot in Fond du Lac at 6 p.m. Walk leader is Diana Beck (920) 922-7931. Wear good walking shoes, bring insect repellant and binoculars.outdoor skills daY – 1 to 4 p.m., Saturday, July 25, at Horicon Marsh Education & Visitor Center, N7725 State Highway 28, Horicon. Visit horiconmarsh.org. cheese Pairing – 3 p.m. Saturday, July 25, at LaClare Farms, W2994 CT HH, Pipe (Malone). Admission charged. Includes three different types of cheese paired with three different types of wine or beer. Reservations recommended. Prairie Fest – 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, July 25, at Gottfried Prairie and Arboretum, 400 University Dr. Free. Speakers on nature-related subjects, chil-dren’s activities, outdoor exhibits and prairie tours as well as artists and vendors. Food available for purchase.1860s ginger Beer making – 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 25-26, Wade House, W7965 State Highway 23, Greenbush. Admission charged. Experience the production of ginger beer in the Wade House kitchens and take home a period recipe to try at home.car-a-Funda – 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, July 26, at Lakeside Park, 555 N. Park Ave. Admission charged, no entry fee for show cars. Food, refreshments, raffles, prizes, music, sponsored by the Fondy Vintage Auto Club.

● July 12 – T.J. and Lynn Duo, 4 to 8 p.m.● July 17 – Eric Diamond, 6 to 10 p.m. ● July 18 – Mathew Haeffel, 5 to 9 p.m. ● July 24 – Matt Wahl, 6 to 10 p.m.● July 25 – Matt Wahl, 5 to 9 p.m.● July 31 – Kylar Kuzio, 6 to 10 p.m.thursdaY night dance lessons – 7 to 9 p.m. Thursdays at Eagles Club, 515 N. Park Ave. Admission charged. Beginner ballroom, Latin, swing and salsa dance lesson at 7 p.m., interme-diate at 8 p.m. noon organ recital – 12:15 to 12:45 p.m. Thursdays.● July 2 – Salem Methodist Church, 120 Sheboygan St. Performer: Sandy Albano. ● July 9 – St. Paul’s Cathedral (Episcopal), 51 W. Division St. Performer: Roger Meyer.● July 16 – St. Paul’s Cathedral (Episcopal), 51 W. Division St. Performer: John Penkoske.● July 23 – Church of Our Saviour Lutheran, 363 S. Main St. Performer: Pam Lane, Pat Siekierke.● July 30 – Shepherd of the Hills Catholic Church, W1562 County Highway, Eden. Performer: Rev. Thomas Lijewski.sYmPhonic Band americana concert & FireWorks – 7:30 p.m. to sunset, Saturday, July 4, Joseph Schmitz Bandstand at Lakeside Park, 555 N. Park Ave. Fireworks at dusk. meet the Producer dinner – 6:30 p.m. Thursday, July 9, at LaClare Farms, W2994 County Highway HH, Malone (Pipe). Cheese reception and complimentary first beverage, goat dairy farm tours and dinner. Visit laclarefarms.com.cheese Pairing – 3 p.m. Saturday, July 11, at LaClare Farms, W2994 County Highway HH, Pipe (Malone). Admission charged. Three different types of cheese paired with three different types of wine or beer. Reservations recommended. BreakFast at the inn – 8 to 11 a.m. Saturday, July 11, at Wade House, W7965 State Highway 23, Greenbush. Help prepare an 1860s

Compiled by the Fond du Lac Area Convention & Visitors Bureau. For detailed information visit fdl.com or call (920) 923-3010.


Isabell M. Mueller, attorney

One of the many things that you will need to consider when preparing your estate plan is how you would like your

personal effects to be distributed. Almost everyone has an item of special meaning that they would like distributed to a certain person. Traditionally, these requests were included in the Last Will and Testament or the revocable trust documents. The disadvantage to this method was that whenever you wanted to make a change, whether it be changing the item or the recipient, or adding additional items, you had to execute a codicil to your Will or an amendment to your revocable trust. This would incur additional costs because the codicil or the amendment had to be executed in the same formal manner as the Will or revocable trust, which usually meant a trip to the attorney’s offi ce.

Wisconsin simplifi ed this process many years ago by allowing individuals to include, as a part of their estate plan, a Memorandum Regarding the Distribution of Tangible

FUNERAL & ESTATE PLANNING

❚ LIFE❚ LOVE❚ LOSS❚ LEGACY

Memorandum for disposition of tangible personal property

Personal Property. This memorandum describes the items to be distributed in detail, and also lists the recipients. However, your Last Will and Testament or revocable trust document must specifi cally reference the potential existence of such a Memorandum in order for it to be a binding part of your estate plan. The memorandum must be signed and dated, and your signature should be witnessed or notarized. Once complete, the original Memorandum document should be placed with your other original estate planning

documents. If changes are desired later, only the Memorandum needs to be redrafted, which doesn’t require the assistance of an attorney.

Lastly, the items listed on the Memorandum must be actual tangible items. The Memorandum cannot be used to make a specifi c monetary bequest (i.e. $500 to each of my godchildren). Common examples of tangible personal property disposed of by Memorandum are family heirlooms or photos, collectibles or jewelry.

JoinOurOpenHouse!

B U I L D I N G B

agnesian.com

Sunday, June 28, 201510 a.m. to 2 p.m.

305 & 307 Camelot Drive, Fond du Lac

��

For more information, visit the Agnesian HealthCareFacebook page or call (920) 926-5277.

WI-5001861038

Law Officesof

ISABELL M. MUELLEREstate Planning Wills and Probate Powers of Attorney

Revocable Living Trusts

19 E. 1st StreetFond du Lac WI 54935

(920) 960-9552www.muellerlawoffices.com

Let us Help You Create your Story in Stone!

Open Mon. thru Fri. Home visits or appointments welcome.www.rockofages.com • www.fonddulacmemorials.com

651 Fond du Lac Ave.Fond du Lac, WI 54935

Across from Haentze Floral

(920) [email protected]

Memorial CounselorKARENMARTIN

H l Y C S i SH l Y C S i S

For All Of Your Memorial Needs!

QUALITY FOUNDATIONS BY RON STEFFES

Let us Helpp You CreaLet us Helpp You CreappWe invite you to explore the possibilities.

Serving our families with care,compassion and dignity since 1885.

WI-5001910205


Bridget Bestor

Talk about happy, Foster Grandparent Volunteers and RSVP (Retired and Senior

Volunteer Program) Tutor are among the happiest people I know. The only people happier than our tutor and mentor volunteers are the children they serve.

ADVOCAP Foster Grandparent and ADVOCAP RSVP Tutor volunteers work one-to-one with students in our K-12 schools to provide positive academic, social, and emotional support. In our ADVOCAP Head Start program tutors also assist the three to fi ve year old children with school readiness skills.

When a child needs a little extra assistance with reading or following along in the classroom, there is really nothing that can substitute for a caring volunteer to give children the assistance and encouragement they need to be

successful and feel successful.You can feel happy and

healthier by volunteering some time to help children in our community to be successful. Tutor Volunteers can choose their own hours and days of service. Both the Foster Grandparent Program and the RSVP Program provide transportation reimbursement, recognition, and support. Additionally, the Foster Grandparent Program provides a small stipend to cover the costs of volunteering those that qualify. An application and background check are part of the requirements.

Call or email for more information about these volunteer opportunities or for information on other volunteer opportunities.

Bridget Bestor is the Volunteer Development Specialist at ADVOCAP. She can be reached at 920-922-7760 or by email at [email protected].

To help keep you healthy and save on costs, it’s important to understand

which preventive services Medicare covers at 100 percent and which services you may end up paying for. Preventive services are important because they can identify health problems early on — when treatment works best — and minimize the risk of diseases.

If you have original Medicare, you are entitled to an annual “wellness visit” and other covered preventive services. During this visit, a caregiver measures your height, weight and blood pressure, asks about you and your family’s medical history, discusses whether you’re at risk for any diseases, and may suggest other preventive services.

If you ask your doctor for a complete physical – which is a more comprehensive exam that includes tests based on blood work — Medicare will not cover those services. It’s important to ask for the correct type of exam when you make your appointment.

Medicare also covers a one-time preventive visit within the fi rst 12 months that you have Medicare Part B coverage. This visit is called the “Welcome to Medicare visit.” Depending on your general health and medical history, you’ll get advice, education and counseling to help you prevent disease, improve your health and stay well.

You need not have had a “Welcome to Medicare” preventive visit before getting your yearly “wellness visit.” However, if you do have the “Welcome to Medicare” preventive visit during your fi rst year with Part B coverage, you’ll have to wait 12 months before your fi rst annual “wellness visit” is covered. Please note that this annual visit is only covered once every 12 months (11 full months must have

Understanding Medicare bene� ts for preventive services

Volunteering promotes happiness, health

passed since the last visit).If you’ve had Part B for

longer than 12 months, the annual “wellness visit” is a good opportunity to develop or update a personalized health prevention plan, based on your current health and risk factors.

Your provider may ask you to complete a “Health Risk Assessment,” as part of this visit. It includes: ● A review of your medical and

family history;● Developing or updating a

list of current providers and prescriptions;● Height, weight, blood

pressure, and other routine measurements;● Detection of any cognitive

impairment;● Personalized health advice;● A list of risk factors and

treatment options for you; and● A screening schedule (like

a checklist) for appropriate preventive services.

All people with Medicare have coverage for preventive services, so you’ll pay nothing for either the “Welcome to Medicare” visit or the annual “wellness visit,” if your doctor or other qualifi ed health care provider accepts Medicare-approved cost as full payment.

Your Part B deductible doesn’t apply to these preventive services. However, if your doctor or other health care provider performs additional tests or services during the same visit not covered under Medicare’s preventive benefi ts, you may have a co-pay and the Part B deductible may apply.

Dr. John Steiner is an internal medicine physician at Aurora Health Center in Fond du Lac, 210 Wisconsin American Drive. His offi ce can be reached at (920) 907-7000.

John Steiner, M.D.

Key Bene� ts of VolunteeringHEALTH: 76 percent of volunteers report feeling physically healthier as a result of volunteering.MOOD: 94 percent of volunteers report that volunteering has improved their mood.PURPOSE: 96 percent of volunteers say volunteering enriches their sense of purpose and connection to the community and other people.

Source: “Doing Good is Good for You,” United Health Group, March 2013

WI-5001909478

Northgate SeniorApartments is yourplace to call home!

Many amenities and underground heated parkingNOW LEASING 1 bedroom apartment $611

and 2 bedroom apartment $714.

$250 SECURITY DEPOSITand $100 OFF FIRST 6 MONTHS RENT

with a one year lease. Managed by Professional Property Management, LLC.

Call 920 929-9270 for more information.350 Winnebago St., North Fond Du Lac, WI 53095

SENIO

RS!

55PLUS


Valerie Graczyk

To see more photos of our excursion, go to somedaytravel.com and click on Italy, 2015. SUBMITTED PHOTO

What happens when you take four friends from Fond du Lac who have

never been to New York to the Big Apple? FUN! FUN! FUN! A year ago plans began to be made based an exhibit I had seen at the Brooklyn Museum titled, “The Dinner Party, Restoring Women to History”, by Judy Chicago. It is outstanding!

I asked each woman what was on their “must see” list in New York. The list included the Statue of Liberty, Ground Zero, Tiffany’s, Time Square, the Brooklyn Bridge, Central Park, Rockefeller Square, Broadway play and more, all packed

into four days. And we did it!Our first evening was in Times

Square. It was noisy, glitzy, crowded and they loved it. The next day we received a lesson on how to use the subway from Sister Kathleen Ries, concierge at the Leo House where we stayed. With some trepidation, off we went and by the end of the four days they were using the subway like pros. One highlight was an hour long tour in Central Park by way of rickshaw pedaled by a young man from Estonia. He mentioned some of the 300 movies made there.

Jill Kelley, one of the friends said, “I had always viewed NYC as a BIG city with BIG crime. What I learned is that there is something SO much bigger, more powerful,

and more impressive – and that is the overwhelming sense of care and courtesy that the NYC residents generously extend to visitors.”

Travel adventures can take us out of our comfort zone. We returned valuing the quality of life we have, the space, the quiet and the beauty of our area.

✔ Private Rooms✔ Big ScreenTVs

✔ Excellent Food✔ Beautiful Interfaith Chapel

USEYOURMEDICARE DAYSATTHE FACILITYTHAT PROVIDESOUTCOME-FOCUSED CAREWITH EMPHASIS ON RETURNTOHOME

WI-5001910207

TELL YOUR HOSPITAL DISCHARGE PLANNERYOUWANT GRANCARE FOR REHAB

GRANCARE REHAB920-921-6800

Medicare - Medicaid - Family Care Certified

GRANCARE REHABFond du Lac County Senior Dining MenuJULY 1

Pork Jaegerschnitzel, Mashed Potatoes, RedCabbage, Applesauce, Cinnamon Roll*, Sliced

Bread

JULY 2Hamburger on a Bun, Cheesy Pot. Bake, Peasand Carrots, Birthday Cake, Honeydew Melon*

JULY 3Closed to observe the Independence Day

Holiday

JULY 6Ring Bologna, Baked Potato, Green Beans,Orange Sherbet, Pear Slices*, Sliced Bread

JULY 7Chili Casserole, Tossed Salad, Cantaloupe Slice,

Cookie*, Cornbread

JULY 8Chicken Breast, Mashed Potatoes, Carrots,

Choc. Banana Torte, Fruit Cocktail*, Sliced Bread

JULY 9Meatloaf, Sour Cream and Chive Potatoes,

Mixed Vegetables, Peach Slices, Frosted Cake*,Dinner Roll

JULY 10Pork Loin, Mashed Potatoes, Calif. Blend Veg.,Baked Apples, Plum Halves*, Sliced Bread

JULY 13Hawaiian Meatballs, Baby Red Potatoes,

Chinese Ramen Sal., Pineapple Tidbits, Cookie*,Sliced Bread

JULY 14Chop Steak in Burg/Mush Sauce, Mashed

Potatoes, Corn, Coconut Cream Pie, SeedlessGrapes*, Dinner Roll

JULY 15Baked Chicken, Twice Bk Style Pot., CopperPenny Salad, Apricot Halves, Fudge Brownie*,

Sliced Bread

JULY 16Escalloped Potatoes and Ham Casserole,

Spinach Salad with Hot Bacon Dressing, EggCustard Pie, Honeydew Melon*, Dinner Roll

JULY 17Swiss Steak, Mashed Potatoes, Summer BlendVeg., Peach Slices, Ice Cream Cup*, Sliced

Bread

JULY 20Chicken Marsala, Baked Potato, Baby Carrots,Alexander Torte, Fruit Cocktail*, Sliced Bread

JULY 21Mushroom Pork Cutlet, Mashed Potatoes,Pickled Beet Salad, Applesauce, Cookie*,

Dinner Roll

JULY 22Lasagna Casserole, Mixed Italian Salad,

Raspberry Sherbet, Pear Slices*, French Bread

JULY 23Salisbury Steak, Mashed Potatoes, Wax Beans,Fruited Gelatin, Cinnamon Roll*, Dinner Roll

JULY 24Crispy Fish Fillet, German Pot. Salad, Peas andCarrots, Chocolate Pudding, Petite Banana*,

Sliced Bread

JULY 27Glazed Ham, Sweet Potato Bake, Health Slaw,

Pineapple Tidbits, Cookie*, Sliced Bread

JULY 28Baked Chicken, Twice Bk Style Pot., Three BeanSalad, Carrot Cake with Cr. Cheese Frosting,

Seedless Grapes*, Dinner Roll

JULY 29Beef Stew, Tossed Salad, Peach Slices, Fudge

Brownie*, Cheddar Biscuit

JULY 30BBQ Meatballs, Baked Potatoes, MixedVegetables, Oatmeal Raisin Cookie,

Applesauce*, Dinner Roll

JULY 31Roast Turkey, Mashed Potatoes, Corn, Cranberry

Gelatin, Vanilla Pudding*, Sliced Bread

Meal Sites: FOND DU LAC – RiverviewApartments, 101Western Ave.,Mon-Fri 11:45am;Westnor Apartments, 653WArndt St. noon; Portland Square Apartments,55 N. Portland, 11:45am; Senior Center, 151 E. First St. Mon-Thurs 11:45am; NORTH FOND DU LAC – Northgate, 350 Winnebago St., noon; RIPON – RussellManor, 504 Russell Dr., 11:45am; Willowbrook Apartments, 615 W. Oshkosh St., noon; WAUPUN – Senior Center, 301 E. Main St., noon.Eligibility & Nutrition: All persons or married to someone 60 years or older are eligible for the Fond du Lac County Elderly Nutrition Program. Each mealcontains 1/3 of the current daily Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) established by the Food and Nutrition Board of the National Academy of Sciences.Registration: Preregister at least one day in advance by 1pm, by signing up at a meal site or calling Fond du Lac Courthouse, 929-3937; Waupun SeniorCenter, 324-7930. For cancellations call the Department of Senior Service at 929-3937 before 1pm the business day prior to the meal.Donations: There is a suggested donation of $3 for those 60 years of age or older or married to someone 60+. Mobile Meals donation of $3.50.Volunteers: Volunteers are needed for the Senior Dining Program of the Fond du Lac County Dept. of Senior Services. Call 929-3114 for more information. W

I-5001860596

PORTLAND SQUAREAPARTMENTS

LARGE ONE BEDROOMAPARTMENTS FOR SENIORS

AND DISABLED

• Convenient• Secure Location

•Professional Management• Home to Fond du LacCounty Senior Meal Site

• Social Service CoordinatorCall Today 920-922-2562

Rent is 30% of your monthlyadjusted income.

55 North Portland St. • Fond du Lac, WIWI-5001891426


Lincoln House

• Medication management• Care call system in eachbedroom & bathroom

• 24-hour supervision• Family-oriented home setting• Caring & trained staff• Home-cooked meals• Community & home activities• And more...

LINCOLN HOUSE: 342 Forest Ave.FRANKLIN HOUSE: 349 W. 11th St.For more information or a tour,call 922-7072 • www.rsifdl.org

Serving the people of Fond du Lac since 1971

The Lincoln House offers affordablehousing for older adults whocannot or choose not to live alone.Overlooking beautiful Taylor Park, ourhome offers all the comforts of homealong with the following amenities:

ASSISTEDLIVING FOROLDERADULTS

WI-5001891442

FOND DU LAC’S MOST SCENIC SENIOR LIVING CAMPUS

84 CBRF SUITESRN OR LPN ON-SITE MON. - FRI.

ON-CALL EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS

PRIVATE BATHS

DAILY ACTIVITIES

HOME-COOKED MEALS

MEDICATION MANAGEMENT

LAUNDRY & HOUSEKEEPING

EMERGENCY CALL SYSTEM24-HOUR ON-SITE STAFF

26 ASSISTED LIVING APARTMENTS1 AND 2 BEDROOMS AVAILABLE WITH FULL-SIZED KITCHENS

RN OR LPN ON-SITE MON. - FRI.ON-CALL EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS

DAILY ACTIVITIES

MEALS, HOUSEKEEPING & LAUNDRY AVAILABLE

EMERGENCY CALL SYSTEMMEDICATION MANAGEMENT

24-HOUR ON-SITE STAFFGARAGES AVAILABLE

CALL US FOR MORE INFORMATION OR A PERSONAL TOUR

(920) 922-877077 Wisconsin American Drive (near the Aurora Clinic) www.woodlandsseniorpark.com

WI-5001908225

All About LifeRehabilitation Center

Achieves Five-Star Quality Rating from CMS

115 East Arndt Fond du Lac,WI 54935920.923.7040www.allaboutlifeskillednursing.com

Providing high quality care and services to our residents is aresponsibility we take very seriously and we are pleased to sharethat we have achieved a Five-Star quality rating from the U.S.Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). Designed to helppatients, families, and caregivers compare nursing centers moreeasily, the Five-Star Quality Rating System promotes transparencyand accountability across the post-acute care industry by providinga ranking of one to five stars, with five being the best.

For a tour of our center or to learn moreabout the Five-Star Quality Rating System,please contact:

WI-5001910823

experience - july 2015

Documents