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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

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.

Important Numbers

Community Center

223-6953

R.S.V.P.

223-3716

Kitchen

223-8170

Transpo

223-4213

Fax

223-4962

Please take extra caution

when driving. Fall Harvest in full

swing and machinery will be on

the roads keeping traffic at a slow

down


OCTOBER 2018

The Golden Chronicle sponsored this month by First Federal Savings Bank

One of the best things about living in Indiana, is the seasons are abso-lutely beautiful. I have to wonder if the colorful trees are Gods way of giving us his own fireworks display. Now is the time for carmel corn, gourds, pumpkins, and of course lots of apples. Everyone enjoys apple dumplings, applesauce, and apple pie. Campfires, sweat shirts, and foot-ball are here and sometimes we tend to not get out and do as much as we do in the summer months. As we head into the fall season its good to change gears and find ways to stay active and healthy despite the change in weather. We offer our exercise classes here at the center, come on in and enjoy with us. Our euchre group still plays on Tues and Wednesday, and is always looking for new players. And a warm lunch is served every-day by Area Five. I hope to see you soon.

And don’t forget Transpo for all your daily transportation needs. Need a ride to Walmart for some shopping? How about dinner at one of our local eateries? Need a ride to an appt or a grocery store? Transpo can get you where you want to go. The hours are 6:30 - 5:00 Monday - Fri-day. Our courteous and helpful drivers will assist you from our door to yours. A 24 hour notice is nice for local trips, advance notice is neces-sary for out of town trips. Try us out, you won’t be sorry. We do between 150 and 200 rides a day. Our community is very fortunate to have Transpo, and there are so many people that makes it possible.

Please remember, if you can help by giving to The United Way please do so. The Fulton County Council on Aging, Fulton County Transpo, and the Fulton County RSVP programs all benefit from local contributions. Our United Way Dollars help to make it possible for us to do things at the Center such as our Round Table Breakfasts, the newsletter and any spe-cial events. Your contributions to the local United Way are critical to agencies like ours. We appreciate the ways you support your local com-munity and thank you for your donations to the United Way.

Georgia

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Pam Funk had a card class

with several ladies making this

nice card for the loss of a pet.

They all turned out great. Pam

is so creative with the cards

she makes. Stop in a do a card

with us next class will be Octo-

ber 16th at 1:30. Thanks Pam

for all the time you spend with

the card crafts. Ruth Schnei-

der, Sandra Campbell, Lynne

Lingenfelter, Sharon Mutchler,

Judy Climie, Pam Bahney

came and made cards.

THE GOLDEN CHRONICLE—SPONSORED BY FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK THE GOLDEN CHRONICLE—SPONSORED BY FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK

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!

PLEASE ACCEPT MY DONATION OF:

□ $300 □ $200 □ $100 □ $50 □ $25 □ Other ______

Name:

Address: City: State: Zip:

____

Home Ph: Cell Ph: Email (optional):

Please attribute my gift to: Senior Activities General Fund

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 FOR YOUR DONATIONS:

Thanks to all who have donated .

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

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 1

Baked Fish

Baked Beans

Cole Slaw

Applesauce

Bread/ Milk

2

Chick Noodle

Mashed Pot

Gr Beans

Mixed Fruit

Bread / Milk

3

Ch Steak w/Gravy

Pot

Stewed Tom

Tropical Fruit

Bread/ Milk

4

BBQ Chick

Roasted Sw Pot

Toss Salad

Pudding

Bread / Milk

5

Chili

Baby Bakers

Peach Crisp

Crackers

Milk

8

Chick Italiano

Corn

Cauliflower

Mix Fruit

Garlic Br /Milk

9

Salisbury Steak

Mashed Pot

Cntry Blend

Trop Fruit

Bread / Milk

10

Breaded Tender-

loin

Season Pot

Cauliflower

Peaches

Bread/ Milk

11

Meat Loaf

Baby Bakers

Broccoli

Mand Oranges

Bread / Milk

12

Meal Site

Closed

15

Spaghetti w Meat

sauce

It Blend

Applesauce

Garlic Bread

Milk

16

Beef Stew

Cauliflower

Fruit Salad

Biscuit

Milk

17

BBQ Pork

Broccoli Sop

Zucchini

Pears

Bread/ Milk

18

Ham N Beans

Spinach

Fruit Cobbler

Cornbread

Milk

19

Chicken Patty

Scalloped Pot

Gr Beans

Fig Bar

Bread/ Milk

22

BBQ Ribette

Mac n Cheese

Brussel Sprouts

Applesauce

Bread / Milk

23

Chick n Noodles

Mashed Pot

Gr Beans

Peaches

Cake/ Milk

24

Chick Fried

Mashed Sw Pot

Cal Blend

Bread / Milk

25

Hot Dog w/Relish

Tater Tots

Cntry Blend

Sherbet

Bread / Milk

26

Parmesan Shrimp

Pasta

Glazed Carrots

Berry Crisp

Pears

Bread/ Milk

29

Cheeseburger

Tater Tots

Pickled Beets

Mixed Fruit

Bread / Milk

30

Swiss Steak

Au Gratin Pot

Key Largo Veg

Brownie

Bread / Milk

31

No Area 5 meals

Chili and some

sides.

Sign up for lunch

as usual.


RSVP OCTOBER

2018 Anne King– Director

574-223-3716 Email: [email protected]

UPCOMING RSVP

TRIPS

Day Trip

October the 12th and

19th

To Brown County/ Nash-

ville IN. Enjoy shopping

and restaurants in Nash-

ville and see the beau-

tiful fall colors.

Cost=$20.00 covers

transportation. Call

Anne King to signup 223-

3716

*2019 TRIPS* May 5th-11th is Virginia

Beach, Va. Includes 6 break-fasts, 4 dinners, and stops at Yankee Candle Village Store,

Colonial Williamsburg, Va beach Boardwalk, the Battle-ship Wisconsin, and a dinner

cruise on the Spirit of Nor-folk. Cost=$849 (dbl occ) De-posit of $75.00 due at sign up

Sep-

tember 7-15th Colorado Springs and the Royal Gorge Trip includes 8 Breakfasts, 6

Dinners, and stops at Garden of the Gods, US Airforce

Academy, Royal Gorge Bridge with Arial Tram Ride, Pikes Peak, US Olympic Training

Center, and the Prairie Muse-um of Art . Cost = $959.00

(dbl occ) $75.00 due at sign up Call Anne to reserve a

spot for either one of these bus trips at 223-3716

Volunteer needs: We are in need of volun-teers to drive people to

Dr. appointments and the pharmacy sometimes. Al-so Volunteers are needed to pick up groceries and

deliver to the home bound. Call Anne 223-

3716 RSVP volunteer recogni-

tion dinner scheduled for November. Watch the No-

vembers Newsletter for complete information

and details. If you are 55 and older and would like to join

RSVP please give Anne a call to sign up and get in-formation what you can

do to help out. Anne King 223-3716

Linda Hudkins 10/1

Janet Summers 10/1

Nancy Garrett 10/4

Mary Barnett 10/6

Donna Smith 10/6

Vicki Hines 10/8

Cozetta Piper 10/8

Shirley Calvert 10/9

Ruth Lowe 10/10

Carolyn Griffey 10/12

Robert Bridge 10/14

Kathy Isbell 10/14

Elaine Zboncak 10/15

Jo Bowers 10/16

Charlotte Miller 10/18

Lois Williams 10/20

Cheryl Downs 10/23

Alice Marie Grimm 10/23

Steve Rans 10/24

Janice Houlihan 10/26

Bernice Bitterling 10/29


RSVP Volunteers are from right to left:

Tom and Sharon Mutchler, Director

Anne King and Ann Bode at Recycling

Center working. Tammy Keefer calling

BINGO. Anna Corbett of Millers Merry

Manor of Plymouth playing Price is

Right. David Smook calling BINGO.

Thanks to everyone of the volunteers

that help in one way or another. We

could not do this without you.

THANKS!


The Golden Chronicle—sponsored

HALLOWEEN LUNCH

OCTOBER 31ST

The Community Resource Center will be having lunch

that day.

Can wear Costumes : Prizes for best costumes

Lunch will be:

Chili, peanut butter bread, crackers, dessert and

lemon-aide. Please sign up as usual for lunch so we know

how many to plan on.

Hope to see you there. You might get a treat too.

TRICK OR TREAT!!!



OCTOBER 2018 Calendar of Activities

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1

Bingo 9:30

2 3

Round Table

Breakfast 8:30

Bingo 9:30

4 5

Bingo 9:30

8

Bingo 9:30

9 10

Bingo 9:30

Name that

Tune w/ Janet

from Premier

Hospice 11:00

11 12

Bingo 9:30

Movie-1:00

15

Bingo 9:30

16

Bakery Bingo

9:30

Card Craft w/

Pam Funk

17

Bingo 9:30

18 19

Bingo 9:30

22

Bingo 9:30

23

Price is Right

10:00

Blood Pressure

check 10:30

w/ Rhonda

24

Bingo 9:30

25

Craft w/ Mitzi

10:00

Call 223-3715 if

you can come by

Oct. 19th

26

Bingo 9:30

29

Bingo 9:30

30

31

Bingo 9:30

Happy

Halloween

Bingo MWF—9:30 am Bakery Bingo—Third Tues 9:30 am Dominoes— Tues 10:00 am Bid Euchre— Wed 12:15pm

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


Hickory Creek brought us apple pies

for Pie Day last month and they were re-

ally good. They visited with all the sen-

iors and answered any questions we

had. Thanks so much for the nice sur-

prise.

Round Table breakfast we had

Eric Seaman of Wabash Honey

well Center came in to tell us

what the fall and winter line up

was. He answered a lot of ques-

tions and he gave away 2 tickets

to a show coming up, They were

won by Pat Shaller. Congratula-

tions Pat!


ROUND TABLE BREAKFAST

Please join us on October 3rd @

8:30 to hear about the Historical

Society /Museum/ Melinda Clinger

will be here to talk about the muse-

um and let us know anything that is

special coming up. Please stop in for

Breakfast and find out what they

are doing.

Janet Shaver

from Premier

Hospice will

be here Octo-

ber 10th @

11:00 for Name

that Tune.

Pam Funk will be here on Tues, Oc-

tober 16th @ 1:30. Starting the third

Tuesday of every month she will be

coming in at 1:30 to do a Card Class.

Come join us for a great time.

Can you guess if the Price is Right?

Millers Merry Manor will be sponsoring Price is Right this

month. Please join us on Tues. October

23rd @ 10:00 and see if you can guess the

right price!

Bakery BINGO

Tuesday

October 16th

at 9:30.

Please come

and play .

Blood Pressure Check with Rhonda

will be October

23rd at 10:30.

Everyone is in-

vited.

Popcorn & a Movie

October 12th @ 1:00p.m.

We will be showing the movie

“SHOW DOGS” about a police dog

going undercover for a dog smug-

gling ring. Rated PG

Come join us for

popcorn and a

movie.

See you there!

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Clip and Carry

OCTOBER Calendar

Tues. 10/10/18 Name that Tune 11:00

Fri. 10/12/18 Movie 1:00

Tues. 10/16/18 Bakery Bingo 9:30

Tues. 10/23/18 Blood Pressure Check 10:30

Tues : 10/23/18 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. 12:15 PM.

DOMINOES:TUES. 10:00 A.M.

EUCHRE: TUES 12;15p.m.

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

BRIDGE:THURS. 12:00 P.M.

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

Recipe Corner

Apple Peanut Butter Snack Bars

Makes 9-16 bars, depending on what size you cut them

These gluten-free snack bars are made with wholesome ingredients and are great for after-school snacking or can be a healthy lunch box treat. To make them nut-free, simply use sunflower seed but-ter in place of the peanut butter.

2 cups rolled oats

1 cup shredded apple (one medium ap-ple)

1/4 cup peanut butter

1/2 cup honey

2 eggs

1/2 teaspoon cinnamon

1/2 teaspoon pure vanilla extract

Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Grease a 9×9 baking dish and set aside.

Combine all ingredients in a medium bowl and mix well. Transfer the mixture to the baking dish and use the back of a wooden spoon or a spatula to press it down evenly.

Bake in the preheated oven for 20 minutes, or until the edges are just barely browned. Allow to cool before cutting into squares.


ROUND TABLE BREAKFAST

Please join us on October 3rd @

8:30 to hear about the Historical

Society /Museum/ Melinda Clinger

will be here to talk about the muse-

um and let us know anything that is

special coming up. Please stop in for

Breakfast and find out what they

are doing.

Janet Shaver

from Premier

Hospice will

be here Octo-

ber 10th @

11:00 for Name

that Tune.

Pam Funk will be here on Tues, Oc-

tober 16th @ 1:30. Starting the third

Tuesday of every month she will be

coming in at 1:30 to do a Card Class.

Come join us for a great time.

Can you guess if the Price is Right?

Millers Merry Manor will be sponsoring Price is Right this

month. Please join us on Tues. October

23rd @ 10:00 and see if you can guess the

right price!

Bakery BINGO

Tuesday

October 16th

at 9:30.

Please come

and play .

Blood Pressure Check with Rhonda

will be October

23rd at 10:30.

Everyone is in-

vited.

Popcorn & a Movie

October 12th @ 1:00p.m.

We will be showing the movie

“SHOW DOGS” about a police dog

going undercover for a dog smug-

gling ring. Rated PG

Come join us for

popcorn and a

movie.

See you there!


Clip and Carry

OCTOBER Calendar

Tues. 10/10/18 Name that Tune 11:00

Fri. 10/12/18 Movie 1:00

Tues. 10/16/18 Bakery Bingo 9:30

Tues. 10/23/18 Blood Pressure Check 10:30

Tues : 10/23/18 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. 12:15 PM.

DOMINOES:TUES. 10:00 A.M.

EUCHRE: TUES 12;15p.m.

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

BRIDGE:THURS. 12:00 P.M.

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

Recipe Corner

Apple Peanut Butter Snack Bars

Makes 9-16 bars, depending on what size you cut them

These gluten-free snack bars are made with wholesome ingredients and are great for after-school snacking or can be a healthy lunch box treat. To make them nut-free, simply use sunflower seed but-ter in place of the peanut butter.

2 cups rolled oats

1 cup shredded apple (one medium ap-ple)

1/4 cup peanut butter

1/2 cup honey

2 eggs

1/2 teaspoon cinnamon

1/2 teaspoon pure vanilla extract

Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Grease a 9×9 baking dish and set aside.

Combine all ingredients in a medium bowl and mix well. Transfer the mixture to the baking dish and use the back of a wooden spoon or a spatula to press it down evenly.

Bake in the preheated oven for 20 minutes, or until the edges are just barely browned. Allow to cool before cutting into squares.


OCTOBER 2018 Calendar of Activities

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1

Bingo 9:30

2 3

Round Table

Breakfast 8:30

Bingo 9:30

4 5

Bingo 9:30

8

Bingo 9:30

9 10

Bingo 9:30

Name that

Tune w/ Janet

from Premier

Hospice 11:00

11 12

Bingo 9:30

Movie-1:00

15

Bingo 9:30

16

Bakery Bingo

9:30

Card Craft w/

Pam Funk

17

Bingo 9:30

18 19

Bingo 9:30

22

Bingo 9:30

23

Price is Right

10:00

Blood Pressure

check 10:30

w/ Rhonda

24

Bingo 9:30

25

Craft w/ Mitzi

10:00

Call 223-3715 if

you can come by

Oct. 19th

26

Bingo 9:30

29

Bingo 9:30

30

31

Bingo 9:30

Happy

Halloween

Bingo MWF—9:30 am Bakery Bingo—Third Tues 9:30 am Dominoes— Tues 10:00 am Bid Euchre— Wed 12:15pm

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

Page 7


Hickory Creek brought us apple pies

for Pie Day last month and they were re-

ally good. They visited with all the sen-

iors and answered any questions we

had. Thanks so much for the nice sur-

prise.

Round Table breakfast we had

Eric Seaman of Wabash Honey

well Center came in to tell us

what the fall and winter line up

was. He answered a lot of ques-

tions and he gave away 2 tickets

to a show coming up, They were

won by Pat Shaller. Congratula-

tions Pat!

The Golden Chronicle—sponsored

HALLOWEEN LUNCH

OCTOBER 31ST

The Community Resource Center will be having lunch

that day.

Can wear Costumes : Prizes for best costumes

Lunch will be:

Chili, peanut butter bread, crackers, dessert and

lemon-aide. Please sign up as usual for lunch so we know

how many to plan on.

Hope to see you there. You might get a treat too.

TRICK OR TREAT!!!



RSVP Volunteers are from right to left:

Tom and Sharon Mutchler, Director

Anne King and Ann Bode at Recycling

Center working. Tammy Keefer calling

BINGO. Anna Corbett of Millers Merry

Manor of Plymouth playing Price is

Right. David Smook calling BINGO.

Thanks to everyone of the volunteers

that help in one way or another. We

could not do this without you.

THANKS!


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

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 1

Baked Fish

Baked Beans

Cole Slaw

Applesauce

Bread/ Milk

2

Chick Noodle

Mashed Pot

Gr Beans

Mixed Fruit

Bread / Milk

3

Ch Steak w/Gravy

Pot

Stewed Tom

Tropical Fruit

Bread/ Milk

4

BBQ Chick

Roasted Sw Pot

Toss Salad

Pudding

Bread / Milk

5

Chili

Baby Bakers

Peach Crisp

Crackers

Milk

8

Chick Italiano

Corn

Cauliflower

Mix Fruit

Garlic Br /Milk

9

Salisbury Steak

Mashed Pot

Cntry Blend

Trop Fruit

Bread / Milk

10

Breaded Tender-

loin

Season Pot

Cauliflower

Peaches

Bread/ Milk

11

Meat Loaf

Baby Bakers

Broccoli

Mand Oranges

Bread / Milk

12

Meal Site

Closed

15

Spaghetti w Meat

sauce

It Blend

Applesauce

Garlic Bread

Milk

16

Beef Stew

Cauliflower

Fruit Salad

Biscuit

Milk

17

BBQ Pork

Broccoli Sop

Zucchini

Pears

Bread/ Milk

18

Ham N Beans

Spinach

Fruit Cobbler

Cornbread

Milk

19

Chicken Patty

Scalloped Pot

Gr Beans

Fig Bar

Bread/ Milk

22

BBQ Ribette

Mac n Cheese

Brussel Sprouts

Applesauce

Bread / Milk

23

Chick n Noodles

Mashed Pot

Gr Beans

Peaches

Cake/ Milk

24

Chick Fried

Mashed Sw Pot

Cal Blend

Bread / Milk

25

Hot Dog w/Relish

Tater Tots

Cntry Blend

Sherbet

Bread / Milk

26

Parmesan Shrimp

Pasta

Glazed Carrots

Berry Crisp

Pears

Bread/ Milk

29

Cheeseburger

Tater Tots

Pickled Beets

Mixed Fruit

Bread / Milk

30

Swiss Steak

Au Gratin Pot

Key Largo Veg

Brownie

Bread / Milk

31

No Area 5 meals

Chili and some

sides.

Sign up for lunch

as usual.


RSVP OCTOBER

2018 Anne King– Director

574-223-3716 Email: [email protected]

UPCOMING RSVP

TRIPS

Day Trip

October the 12th and

19th

To Brown County/ Nash-

ville IN. Enjoy shopping

and restaurants in Nash-

ville and see the beau-

tiful fall colors.

Cost=$20.00 covers

transportation. Call

Anne King to signup 223-

3716

*2019 TRIPS* May 5th-11th is Virginia

Beach, Va. Includes 6 break-fasts, 4 dinners, and stops at Yankee Candle Village Store,

Colonial Williamsburg, Va beach Boardwalk, the Battle-ship Wisconsin, and a dinner

cruise on the Spirit of Nor-folk. Cost=$849 (dbl occ) De-posit of $75.00 due at sign up

Sep-

tember 7-15th Colorado Springs and the Royal Gorge Trip includes 8 Breakfasts, 6

Dinners, and stops at Garden of the Gods, US Airforce

Academy, Royal Gorge Bridge with Arial Tram Ride, Pikes Peak, US Olympic Training

Center, and the Prairie Muse-um of Art . Cost = $959.00

(dbl occ) $75.00 due at sign up Call Anne to reserve a

spot for either one of these bus trips at 223-3716

Volunteer needs: We are in need of volun-teers to drive people to

Dr. appointments and the pharmacy sometimes. Al-so Volunteers are needed to pick up groceries and

deliver to the home bound. Call Anne 223-

3716 RSVP volunteer recogni-

tion dinner scheduled for November. Watch the No-

vembers Newsletter for complete information

and details. If you are 55 and older and would like to join

RSVP please give Anne a call to sign up and get in-formation what you can

do to help out. Anne King 223-3716

Linda Hudkins 10/1

Janet Summers 10/1

Nancy Garrett 10/4

Mary Barnett 10/6

Donna Smith 10/6

Vicki Hines 10/8

Cozetta Piper 10/8

Shirley Calvert 10/9

Ruth Lowe 10/10

Carolyn Griffey 10/12

Robert Bridge 10/14

Kathy Isbell 10/14

Elaine Zboncak 10/15

Jo Bowers 10/16

Charlotte Miller 10/18

Lois Williams 10/20

Cheryl Downs 10/23

Alice Marie Grimm 10/23

Steve Rans 10/24

Janice Houlihan 10/26

Bernice Bitterling 10/29

THE GOLDEN CHRONICLE—SPONSORED BY FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK 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!

PLEASE ACCEPT MY DONATION OF:

□ $300 □ $200 □ $100 □ $50 □ $25 □ Other ______

Name:

Address: City: State: Zip:

____

Home Ph: Cell Ph: Email (optional):

Please attribute my gift to: Senior Activities General Fund

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 FOR YOUR DONATIONS:

Thanks to all who have donated .



Pam Funk had a card class

with several ladies making this

nice card for the loss of a pet.

They all turned out great. Pam

is so creative with the cards

she makes. Stop in a do a card

with us next class will be Octo-

ber 16th at 1:30. Thanks Pam

for all the time you spend with

the card crafts. Ruth Schnei-

der, Sandra Campbell, Lynne

Lingenfelter, Sharon Mutchler,

Judy Climie, Pam Bahney

came and made cards.

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


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

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.

Important Numbers

Community Center

223-6953

R.S.V.P.

223-3716

Kitchen

223-8170

Transpo

223-4213

Fax

223-4962

Please take extra caution

when driving. Fall Harvest in full

swing and machinery will be on

the roads keeping traffic at a slow

down


OCTOBER 2018

The Golden Chronicle sponsored this month by First Federal Savings Bank

One of the best things about living in Indiana, is the seasons are abso-lutely beautiful. I have to wonder if the colorful trees are Gods way of giving us his own fireworks display. Now is the time for carmel corn, gourds, pumpkins, and of course lots of apples. Everyone enjoys apple dumplings, applesauce, and apple pie. Campfires, sweat shirts, and foot-ball are here and sometimes we tend to not get out and do as much as we do in the summer months. As we head into the fall season its good to change gears and find ways to stay active and healthy despite the change in weather. We offer our exercise classes here at the center, come on in and enjoy with us. Our euchre group still plays on Tues and Wednesday, and is always looking for new players. And a warm lunch is served every-day by Area Five. I hope to see you soon.

And don’t forget Transpo for all your daily transportation needs. Need a ride to Walmart for some shopping? How about dinner at one of our local eateries? Need a ride to an appt or a grocery store? Transpo can get you where you want to go. The hours are 6:30 - 5:00 Monday - Fri-day. Our courteous and helpful drivers will assist you from our door to yours. A 24 hour notice is nice for local trips, advance notice is neces-sary for out of town trips. Try us out, you won’t be sorry. We do between 150 and 200 rides a day. Our community is very fortunate to have Transpo, and there are so many people that makes it possible.

Please remember, if you can help by giving to The United Way please do so. The Fulton County Council on Aging, Fulton County Transpo, and the Fulton County RSVP programs all benefit from local contributions. Our United Way Dollars help to make it possible for us to do things at the Center such as our Round Table Breakfasts, the newsletter and any spe-cial events. Your contributions to the local United Way are critical to agencies like ours. We appreciate the ways you support your local com-munity and thank you for your donations to the United Way.

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