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The Golden Times The Michigan City Senior Center

2 on the Lake * Michigan City, IN 46360

(219) 873-1504 * Hours: 8am-4pm * Mon-Fri Director: Tara Miller Assistants: Dorothy Biller; Georgiana Timm

July 2017

Spaghetti Dinner

Thurs, July 20th

4:30-7:00pm

Spaghetti, garlic bread, salad,

beverages & dessert included!!

Be sure to stick around for the FREE music in the

park at the Guy Foreman Amphitheater. Music starts

between 7-7:30pm which gives you time to set up

your lawn chairs, blankets, or grab a seat. Come out

to enjoy fabulous food, good friends & great music!

$8.00 Adults

$4.00 Chil-

dren 12 &

under

HELP!

We need volun-

teers for the

Spaghetti Din-

ner. One hour of

your time makes

it possible for us

to host this fund-

raiser for the

Senior Center.

Sign-up sheet is

at the front desk.

Or call & sign up

at 873-1504.

Thanks!

Thank you to the

Beacher for

donating our Spa-

ghetti Din-ner tickets!

Music Around the World

Featuring Steve Kowalczyk

Tuesday, July 25th 2:00pm

Come celebrate Steve’s

birthday today as he

plays an array of music

from around the world

including selections from Italy,

France, Russia, Poland, Germa-

ny, Spain, Mexico, Argentina,

Scotland, Austria & More! FREE

concert!

Steve!

Franklin Street Bridge

Public Meeting

Thurs, July 6th at

9:30am

At the Michigan City

Senior Center

The Franklin Street Bascule Bridge is a Scherzer Rolling Lift Bridge in Michi-

gan City. It spans over Trail Creek and was opened in 1932. Although the bridge has received routine mainte-

nance, many elements of the structure are approaching the end of their ser-viceable design life. This meeting will present information from various in-

spections, investigations, and analyses of the bridge and the surrounding envi-ronment. Comments, suggestions and

recommendations from citizens will help properly identify the preferred

method for future design and construc-tion (which include: 1) do nothing 2) Alternative alignments 3) Two differ-

ent rehabilitation options 4) New

structure options.

Please plan to attend this informative meeting to help shape our bridge in the

future. No need to sign up.

We have T-Shirts

for sale for $12.

Sizes Med-4XL.

Show your Senior

Pride and your love

for the Beach. And

all the proceeds go

to us so it’s a WIN-

WIN!

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JULY ~ 2017

Mon, Jul 3rd & 17th: Armchair Travels 1:00pm (see pg 3)

Tues, Jul 4th: CLOSED/Independence Day

Wed, Jul 5th & Jul 12th: Duplicate Bridge Lessons 9-11:30am

Thurs, Jul 6th: SSS Investment Group 1:00pm

Thurs, Jul 6th: Blood Pressure Screenings 12:30pm Miller’s Merry Manor of LaPorte

Mon, Jul 10th: Hearing Evaluations (by appt)

Tues, Jul 11th: Advisory Board Meeting 9:30am

Tues, Jul 11th: Red Hat Anniversary Party (see Red Hat section)

Wed, Jul 19th: 1st Travel/Bridges of Madison County

Thurs, Jul 20th: Spaghetti Dinner 4:30-7:00pm

Mon, Jul 24th: Popcorn & A Movie/”Allied” 1:00pm

Tues, Jul 25th: Coffee with the Mayor 9:30am

Tues, Jul 25th: Music Around The World (see front pg) 2pm

Wed, Jul 26th: Garden Group 12pm

Fri, Jul 28th: Opera “101” at 1:00pm

Special Events

MON 9:45am Exercise

10:00am Cribbage

10:30 Centering Group

Exercise

12:00pm Duplicate

Bridge

1:00pm Knitting &

Crocheting Bee

TUES 8am: Billiards

9-2 Ceramics

9:30am Mahjong

9:30am Tai Chi

10:00 Beg German

11:00 German II

12:00 Spanish II

1:00pm Euchre

WED 8:30-11:30am SHIP

(CALL FOR APPT)

9:30am Spanish I

9:45am Exercise

10:30am Centering Grp

11am Double Pinochle

11:30am Beg Spanish

12:30pm Mexican

Train/Dominoes

12:30 Hillbilly Rummy

12:30pm Mhing

1:00pm Intermediate

Memoir Writing Class

THURS 8:30-11am Wii Game

9am Billiards

9:30 Tai Chi

9:30am Canasta

10:10am French II

10:30am Line Dancing

12pm Facebook

1:00pm BINGO

1:00pm Painting Club

1:00pm Woodcarving

1:00pm Open Skills

Computers/ BYOD

FRI 8:30-11:30am SHIP (CALL FOR APPT)

9am: Coloring Grp

9:45am Exercise

10am Sing-along

10am Chess Club

10:30-12:30 Italian

10:30 Centering

Group Exercise

12:30pm Pinochle

12:30pm Bunco

1:00pm Spanish III

NO BINGO on Thurs, July

20th due to the Spaghetti

Dinner. We apologize for

any inconvenience.

Congratulations to the following

volunteers of Meals on Wheels for

accumulating the most number of

volunteer days….and they just hap-

pen to be Senior Center members.

Our members are the BEST!

Jean Kleinschmidt

Brownie Robb

Bill Shawver

Ed Werner

You all rock!

St. Stan’s is collecting plastic bottle caps (like

from water & pop bottles, milk jugs, laundry de-

tergent….any kind of cap that is plastic). I will

have a box in my office for collection. They are saving

them for a project through the LaPorte County Solid

Waste District to help purchase a bench for the school.

Symphony of Chesterton is hosting “Finding

Your Roots” How to Research your Family Tree

Presented by Serena Stutliff, Curator of Westchester

Township History Museum

Tues, July 11th from 1-2pm

Light refreshments. Seating limited RSVP at 219-304

-6700. Symphony is at 2775 Village Point, Chester-

ton (right next to Coffee Creek)

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Popcorn & A Movie Mon, July 24th at 1:00pm

“Allied” Sponsored by Life Care Center of MC

Max Vatan (Brad Pitt) and Marianne Beauséjour (Marion Co-

tillard) are World War II operatives who never reveal their

true identities. After falling in love during a risky mission,

they hope to leave all that double-dealing behind them and

start new lives. Instead, suspicion and danger envelop their

marriage as both husband and wife become pitted

against each other in an escalating, potentially le-

thal test that has global consequences.

Senior Harvest Ball

Thurs, Oct 19th

Presented by Rittenhouse &

IMG/Chesterton Manor

Emcee & Music provided

by Ric Federighi &

WIMS

Delectable Appetizers, Daz-

zling Desserts & Beverages

to be Served

Casual or Formal Attire—

personal choice. You don’t have to have a

dance partner because there will be Local

Celebrity dollar dances with all proceeds to

benefit the Senior Center, Meals on

Wheels of LaPorte County & RSVP.

Save

the

Date!

Firecracker Fillies Red Hatters Wear red hats & purple clothes to events. Birthday

girls wear purple hats & red clothes.

Tues, July 11th: Birthday Party at the Senior

Center @ 12noon “ Jungle Safari” theme. Dress in

Safari or Red Hat attire. Zoo wish list items or cash do-

nations collected for the Washington Park Zoo. Bring

unwanted Red Hat items (no clothes) to sell: Proceeds

benefit the Zoo. Cost $20 plus $5 annual dues. Dead-

line Jun 30th.

UPCOMING EVENTS:

Mon, Aug 7th: Lunch at “Song Asian Cuisine”, 301

W Buffalo St, New Buffalo, MI at 11:30am (Central

Standard Time) Asian Buffet. Cost $15. Deadline

July 28th.

Thurs, Aug 17th: “Mousetrap” an Agatha Christie

Mystery, Dunes Art Foundation, 288 Shady Oak Dr

(Michiana Shores), MC/Play starts at 7pm Mouse-

trap is the longest running play in the world. We will be

purchasing tickets in advance (Cost $10 each). Carpool

to this event. Dinner at local restaurant. Details to follow.

Wed, Sept 20th: “Lunchtime Cabaret” at Valpo Me-

morial Opera House. Featuring music from com-

poser Burt Bacharach. Carpool to event. More details

to follow.

REMINDER: Arrive no more than 1/2 hour prior to event. Be sure your

dues are current with the Senior Center. Don’t forget to call Jeannie if

you have to cancel, even if it’s at the last minute! Reserv/Pymt by

CHECK ONLY may be left at Sr Ctr in sealed envelope marked with the

event, your name & phone #. Checks payable to Firecracker Fillies.

Add’l info: Jeannie at 874-7794.

Armchair Travels

If you can’t get to Europe this year, maybe you

can take the next best option by watching a travelogue video about the charm and beauty of the old world. On select Mondays at 1:00pm dur-

ing this summer, we will be viewing highlighted European countries. Each session is

about 2 hours long.

July 3: Germany Part I

July 17: Germany Part II

Aug 14: Spain & Scandanavia

(Norway, Sweden & Finland)

Aug 28: Croatia & Slovenia

Beginning German Starts on Tues, July 11th

at 10:00am An 8 week beginning German course will be offered on

Tuedays at 10:00am starting July 11th. Each session will be 1 hour in length. There is no tuition charge but a

textbook ($5) will be needed. If you have questions or

to sign up, call Al Tieken at 878-8519.

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NEW MEMBERS

WELCOME!

Beatrice Berry William Bjork

Kathy Bootcheck Diane Calderone Marcia Chulibrk

Joan Dipert Sara Duncan

Joann Harrison Hugh Isenbletter

Victoria Isenbletter Bruce Jones

Mary (Diann) Jones Pat Kelley

Kathy Kenefick Sandra Komasinski David Langowski

Patricia Lovell Karen Lyness

Elizabeth McLean Donna Meade Janice Morelli Linda Morris

Diane Murdock Mary J. Murphy

Fischchen O’Shea Louise Pawloski M. Lynn Quandt Terrence Quandt Robert Urbanek Diane Waronka Joseph Waronka

First Travel 2017 Trips

Wed, July 19th: “The Bridges of Madison County” at Marriott Theatre, Depar ts LP

8am, MC 8:30am. Reserv/pymnt by Jun 1. $98/pp (dinner gratuity incl)

Tues, Aug 8th: “Life Could Be A Dream” at Cornwell’s Dinner Theatre, Marshall,

MI Take another tr ip to Spr ingfield and meet Denny & the Dreamers, a doo-wop

singing group preparing to enter the Big Whopper Radio contest to realize their dreams of

making it to the big time! Trouble comes in the form of Lois, who arrives to put some

polish on the boys. Denny falls in love, Wally falls in line, Eugene falls apart, and along

comes handsome heartthrob Skip to send the whole situation spinning. The ‘60s hits say it

all: “Fools Fall in Love,” “Tears on My Pillow”, “Runaround Sue,” “Earth Angel,” “Stay,”

“Unchained Melody,” “Lonely Teardrops” and “The Glory of Love.” It will leave you

laughing, singing, and cheering, ‘let’s hear it for the boys!’ Includes transp, lunch of com-

plete Turkey Dinner, & show. Departs LP 7:30am, MC 8am. Reserv/pymnt by July 8.

$86/pp (minimum gratuity included)

Thurs, Aug 17th: “Chicago Cubs vs Cincinnati Red” at Wrigley Field, Chicago, IL

Join us for an afternoon at the ballpark with your WORLD CHAMPION CHICAGO

CUBS! Includes transp, & game ticket. Lunch on your own at ballpark. Departs LP 9am,

MC 9:30am Reserv/pymt by July 17th $89/pp

Wed, Sept 13th: “Amish Country Brown Bag Tour” in Middlebury, IN Back by

popular demand. Our day will begin with a brown bag and lunch at Das Dutchman Essen-

haus featuring traditional home cooked Chicken & Roast Beef served family style. After

lunch, sit back, relax and observe the Amish lifestyle as you travel picturesque back roads

of Northern Indiana. Step back in time and learn the fascinating lifestyle of these “plain”

people. With a knowledgeable guide to inform you about the area, history, traditions and

customs of the Amish, you’ll make several stops along the way filling your brown bag with

goodies. Includes trasp, lunch, tour & brown bag items. Departs MC 9am, LP 9:30am.

Reserv/pymt by Aug 13th $89/pp

Wed, Oct 11th: “Honeymoon In Vegas” at Marriott Theatre, Lincolnshire, IL Based

on the 1992 film comedy, this is the hilarious story of commitment-phobe Jack, his not so

patient girlfriend Betsy, and a professional gambler named Tommy. Featuring a book by

Andrew Bergman (who wrote & directed the original film) and music and lyrics by Jason

Robert Brown, this is a musical comedy in the Golden Age tradition, with gags, gams and

great tunes. Includes transp, lunch of Grilled Mahi Mahi or Sliced London Broil, & show.

Departs LP 8am, MC 8:30am. Reserv/pymt by Sept 1 $98/pp (dinner gratuity included)

Call First Travel at 879-4633 to book all trips! Payments should be

sent to First Travel, 214 Pine Lake Ave, LaPorte, IN 46350

*ATTENTION* Travelers: If you have physical limitations that may make

traveling more difficult please consult with Lisa at First Travel beforehand.

She can advise you of the level of activity as well as accommodations (or

lack thereof). Some trips are more strenuous than others. Know your limits!

ATTENTION: Instructors, Group

Leaders, etc. Please remind those in your group that they

MUST be Senior Center members to partici-

pate in activities here at the Center. If they

aren’t sure if their

dues are current they can stop at the front

desk and take care of that. Thank you! The

Management

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Gardening Group Wed, July 26th at 12noon

The Gardening Group continues with Master Gardener instructor

Dennis Brittain.

Director’s Corner “If you don’t know where you’re going, any road will take you there.” This quote is often attributed to Alice in Wonderland, although that is not quite accurate. The actual interchange with the Cheshire Cat went

like this:

“‘Cheshire Puss,’ she began, rather timidly, as she did not at all know whether it would like the name: however, it only grinned a little wider. ‘Come, it’s pleased so far,’ thought Alice, and she went on. ‘Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here?’

‘That depends a good deal on where you want to get to,’ said the Cat.

‘I don’t much care where—’ said Alice.

‘Then it doesn’t matter which way you go,’ said the Cat.

‘—so long as I get somewhere,’ Alice added as an expla-nation.

‘Oh, you’re sure to do that,’ said the Cat, ‘if you only walk long enough.’

The phrase itself was written by George Harrison (of the Beat-les fame) in a song but is believed to have been taken from the exchange above between Alice & the Cheshire Cat. It’s an interesting thought that I can derive two different meanings depending on how you look at it. One meaning says if you don’t have goals, you will wander along any road and never really accomplish anything. The other meaning says, don’t worry about the journey, when you reach your destination, you will know it. An interesting and thought provoking con-

cept. I believe there is truth in both statements.

On the one hand having goals helps define your mission in life. It gives you a sense of purpose and a way to measure whether or not you have been successful. And by not specifi-cally defining what you want to achieve, you may waste a lot of time heading down paths that take you virtually nowhere. On the other hand, allowing yourself to “go with the flow” and end up where you naturally should be is a very liberating feel-ing. It suggests that there is no such thing as failure, only your perspective on it. Because truly, if you don’t know where you are going, what road you take is insignificant. Enjoy the

journey along the way and see where life leads you.

Whichever way you choose to look at it, you really can’t go wrong. Either you have a clearly defined end in sight and you will work towards that, or you don’t, and you will be content with wherever life leads you. In any case, I hope this month

leads you to a very Happy 4th of July!...Tara Miller

Opera “101”

Fri, July 28 at 1:00pm

Join us as we continue on a fascinating

journey through the history of Opera! We

request a $2.00 donation for this class to

help offset the costs that the instructor is

incurring. Please pay directly to Mr. Sollors.

Computer/Internet Classes

FACEBOOK Classes

Debbie Henckel hosts a FREE

Facebook Class every Thurs at

12pm. Group class and you MUST bring

a laptop computer to work on.

Open Skills any Device Class!

Every Thursday at 1:00pm FREE!

Bring your own laptop, Ipad, Tab-

let, Smartphone, etc. Get the

most out of your device!

Bring your own device.

Fancy Foot Clinic

Offered by Housecall Doctors P.C.

Dr. Sherese Dillon, DPM

July 18th from 10am-3pm

$35 Initial Visit/$25 Subsequent Visits

CASH ONLY.

YOU must bring a soaking tub, a towel, and your

own lotion. Call 873-1504 for appt.

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1 Richard Bechinski

Arthur Keppen

Susan Retseck

Pam Sassaman

William Stark

2 Robert Applegate

Ronald Bensz

Jan Freier-Schultz

Ed Werner

3 Mary Ann Bearss

Sandy Edlen

Karen Lyness

Marianne Meyer

Nancy O’Dell

John Orlowski

Ginny Wilkins

4 Kay Garbacik

Kathryn Gielow

Betty Grinston

5 Carl Babcock

Mary Durham

Barry Felcher

William Shawver

6 Kathy Bootcheck

Margaret Gosnell

Linda Kelly

Carol Lerner

Elizabeth Madigan

Dan McDonald

James Middleton

Madie Mosley

David Squires

7 Douglas Fox

Dolly Hanke

Karlon Kuhn

Mary Ann Pawlicke

8 Catherine Dickerhoff

MaryAnn Johnson

Diane Waltz

9 Steve Cammett

Lynn Gresham

Judy Kroczek

Eleanor Kruis

Mary Lou McFadden

10 Ann Berg

J. Thomas Berg

Ingrid Flentje

Edith Heisler

July 11 Andy Burd

Robert Fleming

Dave Horn

Delores Lasky

Jim Ludington

Bonnie Schaaf

12 Randall Eckley

Harry Geltz

13 Sandee Adams

Anne Cadwell

Tom Kingman

Karen Sheeler

14 J.H. Frazier

Earl Henderson

Kris Prohl

Terry Stratman

Dolores VanUlzen

Pat Walker

15 Cynthia Deloney-

Parish

Alta Manigold

Sally Zavada

16 Ernie Dingler

Susan Fabian

Ruth Lyness

Betty Matthews

Robert Shikany

17 William Bjork

Mary Johnson

Peggy Lawson

Anthony Pavlak, Jr.

18 Jeane Church

Tom Galloy

Sandy Hayman

Patricia Lansford

Pam Pitt

19 Ted Binsz

Terri Edson

Jennifer Hardwick

Mary Frances Mitchell

Sarah Sowa

Linda Williams

20 Daniel Bowmar

William Breining

Beverly Johnson

Gloria McMahon

21 Thelma Hubertz

Marsha Kenney

Kevin Luchene

Geraldine Potter

Alan Shaw

Dianne Swygert

Nanette Wozniak

22 Walt Bukva

Betty Green

23 Irene Bohnstadt

JoAnn Heiman

Lila Ivey

Lori Law

Keith Meyer

24 Carolyn Hazelgrove

Mary Kelly

Ann Klosinski

25 Michael Chism

Owen Haynes

Steve Kowalczyk

Gloria Wigent

Patricia Wilczak

26 Jerome Eastman

Joyce Gayheart

Valerie Heinz

Constance Runnels

Evelyn Sheldon

27 Kathy Hekter

Bill Krone

Nancy Lippens-Kennedy

Romona Loniewski

Mary Ann Vanderplough

28 Lois Biller

John Crayton

Phyllis Daehn

Mary Alice Jaske

Billie Miller

Larry Swiger

Lou Weber

29 Nancy Blue

Jane Cooley

Jeanette Eason

Wilma Helbig

Magdalea MacEmtee

Elizabeth Niksch

Pat Steele

Debra Williams

30 Judith Black

Betty Doran

Pauline Kalk

Lee Parrett

Louise Phillips

Nancy Ramion

Vance Stuteville

31 LaVerne Dunlap

Jane Ferris

Brenda Fleming

Lenore Hoard

Roger Schmidt

Congratulations to our

Volunteers of the Year

Mary “Boots” Durham, Aldo

Durazzo, & Sharon Swanson

Angel Award Winners

(200+ hours)

Dennis Brittain, Dave Fennell,

Barbara Fisher, Judith Granzo,

Debbie Henckel, Sharon

Swanson, Al Tieken, Eileen

Schnick, Diane Sunde, Mary

Frances Mitchell

FREE TABLE NOTICE!

We are going to have to limit items

brought in to the FREE table to 5

items per week, including books or

magazines. We get inundated with

donations which leaves them for us

to deal with. That means either we

have to pack them all up every week

and store them somewhere before the

weekend rentals, throw them in the

trash, or haul them to Goodwill our-

selves. Please understand that we

just don’t have the personnel to deal

with this. So we will ask that you

limit it to 5 items per week. Thank

you! The Management

Thank you Dolly Hanke, Tom

Rempala, Richard Blissmer, &

Jeanette Mitchell for their El-

ston Yearbook donations. Still

need: 1922 and before, 1926-1932, 1933,

1934, 1938, 1965, 1969, 1970, 1973-1976,

1978+. Please be sure to check with the

Director to be sure we still need any of these

years. Sometimes they’re already donated

by the time you read this.

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September

October November

August

2017 Things to Come 2017

9th: CLOSED/Columbus Day

11th: 1st Travel/Honeymoon in Vegas

19th: Harvest Ball

21st: Exchange Club Raffle 26th: Trivia Challenge

31st: Happy Halloween!

9th: Turkey Dinner

10th: CLOSED/Veterans Day

16th: 1st Travel/A Wonderful

Life

23rd-24th: CLOSED/Thksgvg

In Sympathy… We wish to extend sympathy to:

Richard Arndt on the loss of his wife Jean Arndt; Jim Spiewak on the loss of his sister Jean Arndt; Robert & Betty Taylo on the loss of their

daughter Kimberly McBride; Judy Jones on the loss of her mother Alice Jones; Jerry & Rosa Dolph on the loss of his sister Thelma Burns;

LeRoy Dolph on the loss of his sister Thelma Burns; Gail Leffew on the loss of her husband Paul Leffew; John Orlowski on the loss of his wife Karen Or-

lowski; Priscilla Ladwig on the loss of her sister Patricia Prosser.

Get Well Soon

Ione Eagan and to

anyone feeling a

bit under the

weather.

4th: CLOSED/Labor Day

13th: 1st Travel/Amish Acres

25th-29th: 1st Travel/Nashville

Please save can-

celled stamps & turn

in to our front desk. The

Retired Nuns of St. Mary’s

Convent in South Bend

sort & sell them to collec-

tors with proceeds benefit-

ting missions for the poor.

Thanks!

Thank you to Donald

& Dottie Evett for

their generous dona-

tion in loving

memory of Alice

Jones, mother of

Judy Jones.

Barb Fisher

thank you for the

new red bowls

for our Popcorn

& A Movie. We

love them!

Aug 3-6th Great Lakes Super Boat

Race

8th: 1st Travel/Life Could Be a Dream

17th: 1st Travel/Chicago Cubs

Game

Thank you to

Carolyn Hill for

her generous do-

nation in loving

memory of Alice

Jones.

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NON-PROFIT

ORGANIZATION

US POSTAGE PAID

MICHIGAN CITY, IN

PERMIT NO. 51

Michigan City Senior Center

Two on the Lake

Michigan City, IN 46360

Happy Anniversary Allan & Katherine Hale on their 50th on July 1

Rick & Tia Miscik on their 9th on July 1

Charles & Sandra Nickerson on their 39th on July 1

Bruce & Andrea Golliff on their 12th on July 2

David & Nancy Squires on their 35th on July 3

Larry & Sally Bitter on their 8th on July 4

Dennis & Jeanne Guzman on their 31st on July 4

Karlon & Vangie Kuhn on their 55th on July 4

Richard & Cindy Bechinski on their 42nd on July 5

Clarence & Sandy Edlen on their 49th on July 6

Edward & Angeline Haverstock on July 6

Stephen & Judy Kroczek on their 51st on July 9

Dan & Sara McNabb on their 57th on July 9

Ronald & Sammy Ann Robbins on July 10

Dwayne & Cathy Shaffer on their 46th on July 10

Rod & Jan Hoeppner on their 47th on July 11

Earl & Sue Henderson on their 65th on July 12

James & Gillian Carey on their 49th on July 13

Noah & Glenna Hubbard on their 62nd on July 13

Frank & Ree Labaj on their 40th on July 15

Joe & Kim Haynes on their 40th on July 16

Ivan & Carol Hooper on their 62nd on July 16

James & Nancy Nichols on their 40th on July 16

Arthur & Ann Ruhe on their 40th on July 16

Richard & Susan Brooks on their 52nd on July 17

Carl & Linda DePaul on their 13th on July 17

Dave & Lora Gohn on their 9th on July 17

James & Lauren Arnold on their 25th on July 18

Harold (Matt) & Kate Norman on their 13th on July 18

Douglas & Linda Wickstrom on their 43rd on July 20

Jerry & Barbara Bailey on their 58th on July 21

Bob & Diane Novitzke on their 33rd on July 21

Don & Jinny Przybylinskin on their 33rd on July 21

Richard & Barbara Sierra on July 21

Michael & Mary Ann Bearss on their 50th on July 22

John & Patricia Baird on their 63rd on July 24

Phillip & Theresa Creager on their 46th on July 24

Bryce & Evelyn Hinton on their 62nd on July 24

John & Ann Sweeney on their 58th on July 25

James & Deborah Osterman on their 31st on July 26

Jim & Susan Fabian on their 49th on July 27

Larry & Bonnie Sullivan on their 60th on July 27

Charles, Sr & Jana Thomas on their 55th on July 28

Don & Joanne Grote on their 39th on July 29

James & Joan Jarka on their 56th on July 29

Peter & Magdalena MacEmtee on their 46th on July 29

John & Betty Bauer on their 62nd on July 30

Robert & Joyce Stallsmith on their 57th on July 30

Earl & Lonna Temkin on their 56th on July 30

James & Valerie Hall on their 12th on July 31

JULY

Sympathies & Get

Well’s are listed on

page 7.

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