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the remodeled Wrigley field. We have the
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program offers free slide talks, enjoy a
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A visit to Garfield Farm is a unique chance masterpieces. Cancel: Aug 26 …Min
to discover the inter-relationships of 20/Max 30…Includes: Transportation/
history, food production and the native Entrance to Museum/Lectures/ Lunch
Illinois prairie. The visitor sees the historic on own. Bus starts boarding@ 8:30am…
buildings, the rare breeds of livestock, Depart Clubhouse: 8:45am...Return to
heirloom vegetable garden, and native Clubhouse 2:45pm Price: $25@
prairie plants in season. This exposure to
the past sets the stage for questions about
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Wasco after tour. Cancel date: Jul 28 CHICAGO ART MUSEUM, A CAMA
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Enjoy a 1 hour 45-minute live action bus
tour that gives you the inside story of
Chicago’s windiest politicians, rollicking
red-light districts and most notorious vice
games! EXPERIENCE... Chicago as it was
during the 1920s and 30s. SEE... the old
gangster hot spots and hit spots. HEAR...
historically accurate accounts of the
exploits of Capone, Moran, Dillinger and
the rest of da boys. FEEL... the excitement
of jazz-age Chicago during the Prohibition
Era. ENJOY... a journey into the past as we
cruise the city in search of the old hoodlum
haunts, brothels, gambling dens and sites
of gangland shootouts. 25 Reserve seats
ONLY. Cancel: Jul 30. Max 25. Includes:
Transportation/ Guided Tour/Tip for tour
guide/. Lunch on own. Bus boarding:
9:45am… Depart Clubhouse: 10a.m…
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Set in the turn of the century Oklahoma
Territory, tensions are mounting between
the local farmers and cowboys over the use
of land. Nominated for 7 Tony Awards
“Beautiful Morning,” “Surrey with the
Fringe,” “People Will Say We’re in Love,”
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Marge
Kazlauskas
with the rehabilitative
equipment
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available to our residents
in need. Both Marge
and Nancy will store and be available to
distribute the equipment.
Please call Marge at 815-407-1317
and Nancy at 815-372-1536.
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and of course, the resounding “Ok-la-hom-a,” and winner of a Pulitzer Prize, this is
the show that sets the standard for the Paramount Broadway Season..–Time to eat
before performance. Cancel: Aug 27… Min 21/Max 30…Includes: Transportation /
Performance/Food on Own. Bus starts boarding @11:45am …Depart Clubhouse:
12p…Return to Clubhouse: 5pm. Price: $56@
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Don’t miss a fabulous day of your favorite 60’s & 70’s hits! Get ready to sing and dance
to the Motown beat with sensational vocalist Paula Williams! Now you can be one of
the Temptations, Pips and the Supremes! Before the show enjoy White Fence Farm’s
famous 4 piece chicken dinner, potato, coleslaw, pickled beets, kidney bean salad,
cottage cheese, corn fritters and vanilla ice cream for dessert. Cancel: Aug 21. Min
20/Max30…Includes: Transportation/Performance/Lunch. Bus boarding @10:15am ...
Depart Clubhouse: 10:30am…Return to Clubhouse: 3:30pm. Price: $60
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Experience 90 Minutes of Amazing as you learn about the architecture and design of
over 50 buildings as described by CHICAGO ARCHETECTUAL FOUNDATIONCertified Volunteer Docents/Guides. Open-air and air-conditioned seating is available.
Full Service Bar onboard each vessel. For those who missed out on the July Chicago Lake
Cruise trip – sign up early so don’t miss this one. Time before cruise to eat. Cancel: Aug
30...Min 20/Max 40. Includes: Transportation/Docent Tour/LUNCH ON OWN. Bus
boarding: 10:15am… Depart Clubhouse: 10:30am…Return to Clubhouse: 3:30pm.
Price: $55@
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October in Milwaukee. Feast on German family style meal at the Milwaukee’s oldest
German Restaurant-Karl Ratzsch. At the restaurant we will be entertained by a
traditional Strolling German performers accompanied by Nancy Fako, former French
Horn player with CSO, on Alp horn. Afterwards a self guided tour down Old World
Third Street. No trip to Milwaukee is complete without a stop at Usinger’s for America’s
Finest Sausage or the famous Wisconsin Cheese Mart & Cheese Bar. Bring an appetite
and a shopping bag. Cancel Sept 1. Min 30/Max 50. Include: 2 hour bus trip/Lunch/
Entertainment/Shopping. Bus boarding@ 9:30am…Depart Clubhouse: 9:45am…
Return to Clubhouse: 5:45pm. Price: $67@
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price (and you do not have to buy a quantity). You will receive a wholesaler tag that will
be valid for three days. FOOD IS ON YOUR OWN. Cancel Oct 01. Min 30/Max
50…Includes: Transportation only. Bus starts boarding @9:45am…Depart: 10am…
Return to Clubhouse: 4pm. Price: $25
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CAMA book club will be featuring the book: THE REMARKABLE FOUNDER OF
THE GIRL SCOUTS-JULIETTE GORDON LOW in October. As a visual CAMA
trips will have a visit to the CHICAGO GIRL SCOUTS MUSEUM. After the tour we
will head out to BERGHOFF RESTAURANT for lunch. The atmosphere of Germany’s
Octoberfest will still be felt.
Cancel by: Sept 21. Min15/Max30. Includes: Transportation/Tour/Lunch. Bus boarding
9:45a…Depart Clubhouse: 10am…Return to Clubhouse: 3pm. Price: $25@
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Enjoy Starved Rock during the most beautiful time of the year.
Start with a delicious hot lunch at Starved Rock Lodge. After
lunch, board one of our trolleys for a ride through historic
downtown Utica and a stop at Cattails where you can do some
shopping. Your trolley then takes you on a relaxing ride to
LaSalle where you board the canal boat. Step back into time
with period-dressed interpreters on this one hour, mule-pulled
canal boat ride. After the boat ride, you travel to the Starved
Rock State Park Visitor Center. There is minimal walking on this
tour. Lunch in the Main Dining Room.. Cancel by Sept 28…
Includes: Transportation/Lunch /Trolley and Canal Boat Ride.
Bus starts boarding@ 9:30am… Depart Clubhouse: 9:45am...
Return to Clubhouse: 4pm Price: $63@
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Begin your afternoon with a self-guided tour through the Mansion
that will be fully dressed and decorated for the holidays and for
luncha spectacular cuisine. Following lunch, enjoy a concert by
Mr. Nick Willet in our Old Central Church. Blending powerful
ballads that explain God’s gift to us as in “If that isn’t Love,” to
the very exciting, up-temp standards like “Swing Down Sweet
Chariot” with holiday classics such as “Silent Night” and “Silver
Bells” and “The Christmas Song”. Pork Loin will be served as an
entrée. Please make advanced notice of any special dietary needs
including vegetarian selections Cancel by Oct 5…Includes:
Transportation /Lunch /Self-Tour of mansion / Performance.
Bus starts boarding@ 9:30am… Depart Clubhouse: 9:45am...
Return to Clubhouse: 4pm Price: $66@
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GIMME GIMME GIMME one last chance to see Mamma Mia!
(musical’s historic fourteen year run on Broadway) The sunny
funny tale inspired by the music of ABBA. On the eve of her
wedding, a daughter’s quest to discover the identity of her father
brings back 3 men from her mother’s past. This is one Broadway
shows where singing along is encouraged. DRESS CIRCLE
SEATS – limited tickets. Cancel by Oct 1… Min 25/Max 30…
Includes: Transportation/Performance. Bus starts boarding:
11:45am…Depart Clubhouse: 12pm…Return to Clubhouse:
5:30pm. Price: $100@
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The weather was against us as we opened the 2015 season.
We dodged a bullet on Monday, 6/21…and the next day was
beautiful, in more ways that one! On 6/22, Norma Thompson
had a birdie on 6 (a chip in) and a par on 8!
Our golfers have such wide and varied interests…while waiting
for tee off, I was engrossed in a discussion of Italian Sculpture.
We were rained out…again…on July 7. So hoping we can play
again this season!
Have a great day!
Norma Thompson
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Young at Heart Singles is open to all single residents of Carillon.
If you haven’t attended any of our meetings or socials, or maybe
not in a long time, we invite you to come. You might meet some
old friends, and will definitely make some new ones.
This month’s membership meeting will be on Monday, August
3 at 7 PM in the Clubhouse. Come and hear about upcoming
activities and then enjoy coffee and desserts with other single
residents.
Our social this month will be on Sunday, August 23. If you
remember Leslie Goddard’s previous appearance as Jackie
Kennedy, you won’t want to miss this one. She will present a
living history portrayal as the inimitable Bette Davis. Leslie has
done meticulous research on her subject, and will include handson artifacts and photographs of this remarkable actress.
The menu will be a summer picnic of barbecued hamburgers
and cheeseburgers, corn cobettes, three-bean salad, chips and
watermelon. This will be an afternoon performance. Doors
open at 2:00 PM, luncheon served at 2:30, and the program
begins at 4:00. Please remember that all members with walkers
and canes may enter through the side door at 1:45.
Tickets are available for $15.00 at the August 3 meeting. If you
are unable to attend, you can also call Carol Thorelius (815 293
2347) or Dianne Donofrio (815 293 0278) to get your tickets.
Our monthly Activities Committee meeting will be on Tuesday,
August 25 at 4:00 in the Crafts Room. All members are welcome
to come and help plan our future activities.
This is a reminder that our membership dues are $15.00 for
the entire year. Non-members may attend two socials before
becoming members. All members who would like to attend the
annual Christmas luncheon at Cog Hill must have their dues
paid by the September 7 meeting. Please see our membership
chair, Diane Kalec, at any of our activities to join.
Heike Mauck
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Join us every 1st Tuesday of the month. We meet in the Ceramics
Room at Carillon Clubhouse from 1:00p.m. to 2:30p.m.
On August 4th, we will have a “meet and greet” gathering to enjoy
conversation with others who have low vision or expectation of
future low vision. We will also discuss topics for future meetings.
We value your input and suggestions.
If you need a ride or have any questions please feel free to call.
Whether you have low vision or expectation of low vision, please
join us. Friends and family are welcomed.
Terry Berge 815-886-5676
Pat Ferguson 708-921-2580
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Royal American Travel is also featuring a four night coach trip to Nashville,
which also begins on November 30. This trip is $569. This is a Christmas
show tour, which includes a tour of the Grand ‘Ol Opry, a show at the Grand
Ol’ Opry, Nashville Nightlife Dinner Show, Country Music Hall of Fame, a
tour of Belle Meade plantation, the Parthenon, and a guided tour of Nashville.
tour of the Alabama Gulf Coast and Nashville. This is planned, for October
18 of this year. They will stay at the Perdido Beach Resort for three nights,
and see the new National Maritime Museum in Mobile, take a dolphin cruise,
visit quaint Fairhope, and many other interesting sights. There will also be a
two night stay in Nashville, which includes a tour of various music sights, and
a dinner theater show, “Best of Country Music”. The cost is $1449 (double),
and a share option is available, which would save the single supplement cost.
This is a Mayflower trip and thus, includes home pick-up. Contact Conrad or
Carol if interested, at (815)886-2910.
Is it just me, or do you see a certain trend toward Nashville? Guess it’s the
place to be.
Our next meeting will be held Saturday, August 1, 10 AM in rooms 2 and 3
of the Clubhouse. We have not scheduled a speaker, so open dialogue will
be the order of the day. We hope to see you on August 1. Feel free to bring
a friend or two.
Do you have an interesting trip coming up, or in the planning stages that you
are willing to share with your Carillon neighbors? Let us know if you want us
to feature it at a meeting or in this article.
Conrad and Carol Roman have another great trip to offer us. It’s an eight day
Caryl Mikrut, Judy Yambor, Irma Wegner, Jeanne Garritano
Sorry for the lack of a column in July. I was out of town, and could not get it
done. Oh well, life isn’t perfect, is it?
The June meeting featured Elizabeth Killings of Fancy Free Travel in Naperville.
Although the one trip she spoke of happening is this month, one still remains
in the future. It’s the coach trip entitled, “Christmas at the Galt House and
Opryland Hotel.” This trip commences on November 30, and stops at Galt
House, in Louisville the first night. The other nights are spent in Nashville
at the Opryland Hotel. The cost runs between $1100 and $1500, based on
room occupancy numbers. Fancy Free’s phone number is (630)778-7010, or
(800)421-3330. Let them know you are from Carillon and you may get a bit
of a discount.
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JUNE CLOSINGS
Rosemary Burlock, Maywood.................................... Bedford
Donald & Judy Kaczmer, Romeoville ................... Dorchester
Carol Smith, Crestwood ........................................... Andover
Delores Childers, Bolingbrook ..................... Canterbury East
Marsha Lenz, Plainfield ..............................................Carlisle
Kathleen Barrett, Willow Springs ......................... Dorchester
Margaret Musielak, Darien .........................................Carlisle
Carol Streem & Esther Schnissel, Surprise, AZ ........Aberdeen
Gary Bouchard, Hurley WI ........................................Carlisle
Clara Voss, Bolingbrook ......................................Canterbury
Anita Carr, Darien................................................ Darlington
Susan Moy & Donitan Finch, Sterling .......................Chelsea
Rosann Lagorio Woodridge ........................................Chelsea
Ronald & Valerie Paulaskas, Cicero .............................Dover
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(Exercise your brain)
My name in Dick Nielsen and I have been teaching beginning
bridge here for the last sixteen years. I will teach a class with
the minimum of two people to a maximum of eight. So if there
are still people out there that what to learn bridge. Get a hold
of three friends or not, and give me a call to schedule a class for
you. I do teach from the Masters. I have learned from them and
have come up with my own aggressive style of bidding and playing
Bridge. Everything in my style of bidding has been reduced to
numbers. The initial lessons are for 7 weeks. The lessons can
start any time we can agree on a schedule. Once the lessons are
finished I conduct the beginning bridge practice sessions every
Wednesday afternoon. If there are no beginning lessons, I teach
an intermediate class on Monday Afternoons at 1 pm. After you
practice and build up your confidence you should be able to play
bridge with anyone. And the best thing is I haven’t raised my
prices, I’m still doing it for free and fun. Any questions, call me
at 293-3500.
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The CWC Membership Dinner will be on September 16th. You must
be a paid member to attend the dinner. Tickets will be sold at the
Center by Mary Ellen O’Malley 886-5386
Tuesday, August 17th from 9:A.M to 10 A.M.
Wednesday, August 18th from 9 A.M. to 10 A.M.
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Our Carillon stage is dark right now in the dog days of August,
but watch this space for exciting news about upcoming events.
And next month we will announce our new slate of officers. And
let you know what’s coming up for us.
While we are here planning, get out and support some community
theatre. It’s a terrific night out, a chance to go out to dinner,
and relatively inexpensive to boot. Many of our Theatre Guild
members act currently or have acted in other local venues. We
know the level of skill in some of those offerings.
Or perhaps an open air concert? There’s nothing like the high wire
act of live performances by people who work only for the love of
the art and the audience. Some places you can even picnic and
watch! Store up memories for the winter.
Helen Levy
Secretary, Carillon Theatre Guild.
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Sponsored by Activities
Saturday, October 10, 2015
9 AM to 2 PM
CLUB CARILLON
APPLICATIONS ARE BEING TAKEN NOW
FEE: $25.00 per space, approximately 8X10 space.
One table provided if requested. This space will not
accommodate a table and an easel. If easels are to be used,
additional space must be purchased. All displays must fit
within the space limitations. No electrical connections
available. Crafters must furnish table covering and skirt.
ONLY craft items will be allowed. No commercial or retail
products will be allowed.
A photo of crafts must accompany applications, unless you
have participated in past Carillon shows.
Arrival times will be staggered. You will be advised of your
set-up time. Set-up time must be completed by 8:45 AM.
No space is to be dismantled before 2:00 PM
Crafters must clean up space prior to leaving. Do not leave
boxes.
REMEMBER:
NO CHILDREN UNDER 18 ARE PERMITTED IN
CLUB CARILLON.
CARILLON/CAMA
is not responsible for any loss or damages.
QUESTIONS???????
CALL JOANNE COTTRELL 815-293-3449
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Absolute Medical, A & D Medical, Advanced Physicians,
AMITA HEALTH~Adventist Hospital,
AMITA Health~Adventist Partners:
Advanced Midwest Geriatrics,
Advanced Renal Care, Diabetes &Endocrinology Center, Creation
Health,
Alden of Waterford Assisted Living Community,
Athletico/ Newsome Physical Therapy,
Beacon Hill, Community Christian Church, Community
Emergency Response Team,
Du Page Medical Groups:
Dermatology, Family Medicine, Orthopaedics/ Podiatry,
Physical & Occupational Therapy,
Edward-Elmhurst Healthcare, Eterna Medspa, Fyzical Therapy
& Balance Centers, Great Clips, Hair Cuttery, Higher Energy
Massage Therapy, Home Instead, Jewel/Osco, Kappleman
Dermatology, Lewis University Nursing,
Lockport Fire Protection District, Low Vision Group, Naperbrook
Dermatology, Naperville Senior Services, National Kidney
Foundation,
Newsome Home Health, Jeri O’Brien Reflexologist, Pearle Vision,
Presence St. Joseph Hospital: Bone Density Screening, Nurse,
PT-Balance Screening, SHIP~Medicare Counseling, Sleep Apnea
Screening,
Wound Care Center, PT Solutions: Injury Assessment,
Residential Home Health, Rosa’s Salon, Sam’s Club, Senior Star at
Weber Place,
Sertoma Speech & Hearing, Silver Cross Hospital, Streitz Dental,
Suburban Foot & Ankle Associates, Supercuts,
Suburban Midwest Medicine~ Dr. Bouri Internal Medicine,
UC- Cares Home Health Services, Walgreens,
Wellspring Healthcare Services, Inc., West Suburban ENT,
Wheaton Eye Clinic, Judy Wilkins Stylist, Will County
Emergency Management Agency,
York ENT Audiologists,
Food Purveyors: Aodake Sushi & Steakhouse, Chick-Fil-A
Bolingbrook,
China House II, Culvers, Dunkin Donuts, Euro Homeland Deli,
Hinckley Springs, Inglenook Catering, Mc Donald’s, Michael’s
Pizza, Olive Garden, Rosati’s Pizza, Taste of Europe, Tasty Waffle.
Each year the residents are extremely grateful because they made
new discoveries pertaining to their health.
Since 2009~ Kidney Foundation has confirmed 22 cases of
undiagnosed diabetes.
One marker lead to the discovery of bladder cancer diagnosed, along
with several low grade kidney infections. Since 2008 many basil cell
and a few squamous cell carcinomas. 2011 a resident had an almost
fatal melanoma skin cancer. One resident had symptoms related
to her eyes in 2003. The doctors did not diagnosis the root cause
of her vision problem. At the fair she discovered atrial fibrillation
problem which lead to a good result that day at the hospital. This
year we have had several residents participate in the stroke aware
program. We are hoping further testing may able to contribute to
the prevention of strokes. As of yet I have not received the synopsis
of the Kidney Foundation findings. However, one person who was
at the fair told me, he was stunned to find out he was diagnosed
with diabetes.
He was a person who regularly had blood work and doctor visits.
Any time we can find new information about our health we can be
proactive in taking care of ourselves.
Remember, the Carillon Health Fair website will remain active.
Please visit the website for future health and wellness information.
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Start using our website today! You, too, can be informed!!
If you need help with login simply set up an appointment with Marketing
Committee volunteers, Adrienne Kuehner, 815-372-9699 (May through
October), or Jeanette Grays, 312-504-1636. You have no computer? No
problem. There is a computer at the clubhouse for your use. Don’t delay! Make
an appointment.
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Important Dates to Remember
Air Force Day
Carillon VFW Post 12059 Picnic
U.S. Coast Guard Established (1790)
Post 12059 Members Meeting 7 PM
Purple Heart Medal Established (1782)
Vietnam War Began (1964)
Japan Surrendered Ending WWII (1945)
National Airborne Day
National Aviation Day
Vietnam Moving Wall Lockport American Legion
Post 18 Lockport Il. 60441 815-838-4515
Women’s Equality Day
Executive Board Meeting 7 PM
VFW District 18 Meeting at New Lenox 12 PM
WEB ED
CAMA is offering free education sessions to residents who wish to learn to use
our website to its fullest advantage. CAMA is currently using carillonhoa.org
to notify residents of happenings and changes as they come up.
Be sure to come to the next WEB ED sessions scheduled on July 30 (a repeat
of the May session) and August 27 (new topics). You will leave with the ability
to access and use our web site.
Words to Move You
We look forward to a world founded upon four
essential human freedoms. The first is freedom of
speech and expression everywhere in the world.
The second is freedom of every person to worship
God in his own way everywhere in the world.
The third is freedom from want, everywhere in
the world. The fourth is freedom from fear…
everywhere in the world.
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Carillon VFW Post 12059 participated in the Honor Guard for Marine
Corporal Sara Medina who was killed while on a relief mission in Nepal May
12. Her arrival at Overman-Jones Funeral Home in Plainfield on June 2 was
a sad day as hundreds of people lined Rt. 30 to pay tribute to a local hero.
Her wake and funeral mass was held the next day at St. Mary the Immaculate
Church where the VFW, American Legion and a number of other veterans
organizations paid tribute to her service.
Did You Know?
The White Oak Library District offers classes specifically for Seniors who want
to learn basic computer skills. These classes are geared for those of us who have
no experience and those who want to know more. Classes are held at the Crest
Hill Library.
The following is a list of the types of free classes offered by the library:
Computers for Seniors, Mouse & Keyboard
Computers for Seniors, Email
Computers for Seniors, Navigating the Internet
Computers for Seniors, Knowing Your Computer
Facebook for Seniors, Part 1
Computer Basics, Level 1: Introduction to Computers
Computer Basics, Level 2: Files and Folders
Microsoft Word 2010
Microsoft Publisher 2010
Microsoft PowerPoint 2010
Microsoft Excel 2010
For class schedules and more information regarding these FREE classes, the
phone number at the library is 815-725-0234. The Crest Hill Branch of the
library is located just north of Menards on Weber Road.
Carillon VFW Post 12059 will host its’ annual picnic for the members on
Sunday, August 2, 2015 at the American Legion Post in Lockport on Archer
Avenue outside the north end of town on RT 171. Plenty of food and drinks
will be available for all who attend and a good time will be had by all. The
address of the post is 15052 S. Archer Avenue, Lockport, IL 60441.
Next Newcomers Gathering October, 2015
Be sure to check The Talk of the Town in October for more information
about our next Newcomers Gathering. The date is Wednesday, October 14.
As always, we hope to further introduce our new residents to what Carillon has
to offer. At the same time we would like to answer questions and encourage
new friendships.
Barbara Erickson, Marketing Committee
The Vietnam Moving Wall will be on display at the Lockport American Legion
Post 18 from August 20th thru the 24th, 24 hours a day. If you have not
experienced this moving tribute to the Vietnam War, take a ride to Lockport
and get a history lesson for your time. The Address is 15052 S. Archer Avenue,
Lockport , IL 60441. If you wish to be a helper for a two hour shift Call 815370-2595 to be a volunteer.
Jim Singler Commander
Carillon VFW Post 12059
815-407-1900
Ever think of trying the art of stained glass? Why not stop by on Thursday
or Saturday mornings between 9:00 and 12:00 and see the many projects we
are working on. You too can learn with just a little instruction and soon will
be making some beautiful pieces. There is no charge to join and the first
project you make is free and as always there is never any cost to use the various
equipment we have.
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815-886-8665 for more info.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 16, 2015
Come join in the fastest growing sport for the “over-55”!! Pickleball is
played on the Carillon Tennis Court on Tuesday and Thursday at 5:00 p.m.
weather permitting. Someone willi be there to show how it’s played. (In the
meantime look up pickleball.com) See you there!
COME FOR FUN AND PLAY GAMES
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Reducer Club meetings are held on Fridays in the ceramic room. Weigh in at
8:30 a.m. with a short but informative meeting from 9:00 to 9:30 a.m. Maria
Simmons, nutritionist, will continue speaking for our group and bring other
speakers to give us news and information. The only fee is 50 cents per week.
We invite everyone to join us. Stay healthy! Hope to see you.
Call Noma @ 815-372-3013 for additional information.
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FOOD TIME: 5:00pm
Ticket: $10.00
Ticket Sales
July 20 9:00 – 11:00am
July 21. 9:00 – 11:00
Contact Miriam Vecchiet for more information
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The CAMA office will begin accepting 2016 room requests (Club Rooms
Only) on October 1st, 2015. HOT PINK 2016 Room Request Forms will
be available in the wooden rack by the Vending area.
• We are going to start 2016 with a clean calendar.
• All dates and times will be deleted on December 31, 2015.
• All Clubs, groups, activities, etc. that have reserved clubrooms, including
the craft ceramic room need to Re-Register and complete the NEW
2016 Room Request form.
• The Calendar Group for reserving the theatre DOES NOT need to
register on this date.
• All clubs and groups need to give in writing the name, address and phone
number of the contact person and an alternate. The contact or alternate
will be responsible for completing a new room request, canceling or
changing a room request.
Reminder: A minimum attendance of 10 people is needed to retain room
reservations of clubrooms.
NOTE: Homeowner’s Association Meetings will remain the same in 2016
unless a new Room Request is received in the CAMA Office.
If you have any questions, please contact Patty, CAMA Office, 815-886-6767
x 23.
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1st Place : Marilyn Martin & Lenore Rubien:
2nd Place : Bernardo & Helen Levy:
Fri Jun 12
1st Place : Bernardo & Helen Levy:
2nd Place : Lois & Thad Stauffer :
Fri Jun 19
1st Place : Bernardo & Helen Levy:
2nd Place : Janelle Lewis & Ruth Campbell:
Fri Jun 26
1st Place : Marilyn Martin & Kanti Chandarana:
2nd Place : Janelle Lewis & Dorothy Teska:
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If you are caring for someone with Alzheimer’s or a related Dementia,
you are invited to join our support group. Here in a friendly supportive
environment you can participate in discussions geared toward the
needs and interests of individuals who are caregivers, family members,
or friends of someone with dementias. It is a chance to learn more
about dementias and what to expect along the way.
We shared a UFO (un finished objects) on Saturday, June 20, 2015. A fun
time was enjoyed by all. We received a visit from our long time quilter, Rita
Brdicka. Rita moved to Rockford to be close to her family. Makes it a real
special visit when she comes to join us on our UFO day. It is our day to catch
up on visiting, sewing and eating.
Sponsored by Carillon Activities
Those with the dementia are also welcome if they are able to sit in the
discussions and benefit from the group. They do not have to enter the
discussions if they are not comfortable or able to do so.
Our support group is an opportunity to learn from and share with
others who are experiencing the same situations in their interactions
with someone with dementia. A support group helps individuals
understand that they are not alone in their situation and that others
do understand and can often offer suggestions that may help. And it is
comforting to know someone will listen and understand.
For more information please call the facilitator ARLENE ALBERT at
815-744-6770.
The All American Breakfast held on July 4th gave us the opportunity to give
two quilts to a couple of well deserved Veterans. Charlie Mueller is a world war
11 Veteran and Jim Singler is the Commander of the VFW post 12059 located
here in Carillon. They both were as heartfelt to receive them as we were to give
them. Making these quilts is one of our favorite projects to work on. We also
held a raffle for a Patriotic Quilt. This is our way of returning money to the
Carillon Activities. They give us a generous amount to purchase the batting
and fabric so we can continue to create the quilts we give to various charities.
Sounds like a win-win for all.
Our group continues to make pillow cases, pet beds for a nearby animal shelter
and quilts for a nearby shelter. Baby blankets and hats are also donated to local
hospitals.
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We received a donation of fabric from a Carillon resident along with quilt
display rack from another resident. We are most grateful for your generosity.
Hope that you enjoy the rest of the tournament and hope to see you
all at the Banquet.
Carol Pomatto 1-815-293-3940 and Pat Francis 1-815-372-2992
We meet every Friday afternoon at 1:00 p.m. in club rooms 1 & 2, even during
the summer. Bring a project to work on, or just come and visit. Out of
consideration for others, please do not wear perfume or scented lotions. Thank
You
See you on Friday,
Joanne Rohlicek
815-372-3040
It is hard to believe that the summer tournament is half over. Where
has the time gone? It is time to think about the annual banquet. It
will be a catered dinner. Sunday. October 4, 2015 at 5:00P.M. in the
clubhouse. More information will be in the September TOTT.
August 2015
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Classes are held every Tuesday from 6:30 to 9:30 in the ceramic/craft
room. There is a $2.00 instruction fee, and still some greenware/bisque
available for purchase.
Come paint with us
Let your imagination loose and create.
Mondays 1:00 to 4:00 pm.
Arts/Ceramic Room
Barb & Mary Lou
Come and see the exciting new things we are doing on Tuesday evening.
If you are interested in attending, call Judy Adams – 815-886-3045
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Come join us on Wednesdays from 12:00pm –
4:00pm for afternoon fun and relaxation. Learn
to dry brush, to apply mother of pearl, to use
24 carat gold, apply antique medium, and many
other ceramic techniques. Get tips and hints that
will help you enhance the beauty of your ceramic
pieces. Available to assist you will be Marge
Lenartowicz and Judy Keeler along with other
knowledgeable ceramists. Bring a friend. We’re looking forward
to sharing Wednesday afternoons with you.
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Please join us every fourth Thursday of the month from 6:30p.m. to
9:30p.m. in the Billiards and Poker Room. If you do not know poker
well or would like to learn, we are friendly and will help you.
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This call goes out to all World War II service men and women…
Honor Flight Chicago, a non-profit organization, offers an opportunity
to visit your memorial in Washington DC at NO COST TO YOU.
This is an experience that you will always remember.
Your Honor Flight Chicago experience includes:
• Round-trip charter flight from Midway Airport, and a luxury
motorcoach in DC.
• Your own personal escort for the day.
• Wheelchairs are provided.
• Medical personnel accompanies every trip.
• Special tours throughout the day.
• All meals, snacks, and beverages.
• Plus, a few more surprises!
…ALL AT NO COST TO YOU!
Since 2008, Honor Flight Chicago has flown over 5,500 WWII vets
on this very touching and inspiring one-day trip. Perhaps you know
of family members or friends who have yet to experience this day of
honor. Please spread the word so all of our vets may be recognized and
honored with a day of dignity, respect, and appreciation.
Every Tuesday 12:30 p.m. – Club Rooms 1 & 2
Winners for the month of – JUNE 2015
1st
Carol Gnatovic
2nd
Josephine Sorce
1st
Bernardo Levy
2nd
Paul Sobczak
1st
Marty Dosher
2nd
Helen Levy
1st
Emily Putlak
2nd
Pat Nielsen
Low for the month was 690.
SUNDAY PINOCHLE WILL START AT 12:30
AND NO SIGN UP IS REQUIRED.
JUST COME AND EVERYONE WILL PLAY.
For information call: Marlene Belmonte 815-372-2256 or
Lynn Gritzman 815-886-7174
If you apply now, you will be guaranteed to fly on one of our 2
remaining flights for this season…Sept 2 and Sept 30.
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WAR VETERANS…GET YOUR APPLICATIONS IN !
For an application and additional info: www.honorflightchicago.org
Or, call 773-227-VETS (8387)
I am a Carillon resident and an ambassador for Honor Flight Chicago.
Please feel free to contact me should you have any questions or
concerns.
Audrey Mead 815-524-4252
New players always welcome.
Please call: Debby DeBoor, 666-0856
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1st PlaceRobert Osuch
2nd Place Ralph Mancini
3rd Place Carl Butler
We will be playing the 4th Tuesday of every month. This is a
fun game. You do not need to know how to play bridge to play
this game.
Sign up sheet is in Club Room One.
Questions call: Dianne Donofrio 815-293-0278
Or Carol Thorelius 815-293-2347
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11 a.m. Great exercise to a CD from Florida. See you there!
Thanks, Janet
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1st Place Jim Bercich
2nd Place John McIntosh
3rd Place Alex Czajka
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Bill Warr 44WA
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The Carillon Chorus has put on traveling shoes and will
try to entertain the residents of several nursing homes and
retirement centers!
Our first show was at Our Lady of Angels in Joliet in June.
The group was extremely receptive and participated from
the first musical note to the last.
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Several ladies even danced with our Chorus members!! It
was encouraging to our singers to see that “music massages
memory” as our new friends eagerly joined in with many
songs!
DINNER SERVED BY INGLENOOK
Tickets $10.00
Our next venture in July took us to Willow Falls in Joliet.
It was a repeat of our success at the previous center as the
residents participated with much enthusiasm and singing.
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP DINNER
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2015
Entertainer:
Heather Braoudakis vocalists
Taking us “Around the World in 60 Minutes”
Doors Open 5:30pm Dinner 6:00pm
Tickets will be sold at
July 15th Ice Cream Social
the August 6, 2015 Luncheon and at the Club House
Tuesday, August 17 from 9:00 to 10:00am
Wednesday August 18 from 9:00 to 10:00am
Tickets are available until September 7, 2015
Make Checks Payable to Carillon’ Women’s Club
(You must be a paid member for the year 2015 to attend.)
If you wish group seating, a list of names with individual
checks is necessary.
Place an envelope marked
Carillon Women’s Club, M. O’Malley,
and drop in the office slot in the Club House. One person on
the list will be contacted when to pickup tickets.
Contact Mary Ellen O’Malley with any questions.
(815) 886-5386
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Casual Organized Bicycle Fun
Every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month
Meet at 11 AM in front of the Clubhouse
As a group, we will bike around Carillon twice. Approximately
6 miles. After our ride we will stop at Links Grille for lunch
(optional)
COME JOIN US!!!
Questions call Ann or Ed Peca Tel. 708-606-7027
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In August, the Chorus will be traveling to Franciscan Village
of Lemont and expects more smiles and participation by the
folks living there. We enjoy our little concert presentations
almost as much as our new “choristers”!
Lee Kuklinski
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Sunday Pinochle will start at 12:30 and
no sign up is required.
Just come and everyone will play.
For information call: Marlene Belmonte 815-372-2256 or
Lynn Gritzman 815-886-7174
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UPCOMING EVENTS
The Civic Committee has an ambitious speakers schedule
for the rest of the year. The topics presented will not always
center on government. Wonder what they are? Watch for our
announcements.
You won’t be disappointed. And…..speaking of government.
2016 GENERAL ELECTION
The 2016 election is rapidly approaching, and in addition to the
Presidency there are many races on the federal, state and local
level: U.S. Senator, U.S. House of Representative, State Senator,
State House Representative, Will County Chief Executive,
County Circuit Court Clerk, Recorder of Deeds, State’s Attorney,
County Board Members and Judges. Nominating petitions will
be circulated from September through November. Depending
on the office, candidates are required to get a certain number
of signatures from registered voters. Once voter signatures are
verified, the candidate’s name will appear on the ballot.
Note: Signing a petition is not a vote for the candidate.
That is the purpose of the General Primary on March 15, 2016.
Lots of winners every Sunday at 6:30p.m. sharp
Eileen Pell
August 2015
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The machines in the woodshop are busy during the morning hours by
the men in our community. They work on items for themselves, for
the craft fair and in repairs for the residents. If you have an item that
needs some TLC, please bring it to the Woodshop during the morning
hours to see if it can be repaired by the men.
This past April, the women’s woodshop group celebrated 10 years in
existence. We have made many items for ourselves and for the craft
fairs. We have a wonderful time together and are looking for more
women to join us. You don’t need any experience, just a desire to create
something in wood with your hands. Our instructors are very helpful
and anxious to share their expertise. If you are interested in joining,
please call Sandie Denklau 815-372-0558. At the current time, there
is not a waiting list.
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The Needleworkers meet on Tuesdays from 1:00-3:30 in Club Room 3.
Anything you wish to create with a needle, the group does: knitting,
crocheting, cross-stitching, needlepoint, sewing, some quilting, etc:
The second Tuesday of the month finds the needleworkers enjoying
lunch at different local restaurants before meeting at the clubhouse.
If you are interested in working on any project that uses a needle, come
join the group. Members have knowledge of many crafts and even
though they do not teach, they will gladly try to help with any stitching
problems.
For information please call Sandie Denklau, 372-0558 or Phyllis
Taylor, 886-4789.
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Thursdays – Blue Course
“What’s Happening at Carillon” can be seen on Channel 6 each month
at 11:00a.m. on Monday, Thursday, Sunday and at 3:00p.m. on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
June 2015
EVENT WINNERS
To those residents who have AT&T Uverse, you can view “What’s
Happening in Carillon” by going into government access for the
channel listing. Then look to Romeoville Public Television (RPTV).
JUNE 4: Best Poker Hand
A Flight Liz Polhemus – Straight Flush
B Flight Pat Page – Straight Flush
C Flight Arlene Hansen – Full House
JUNE 11: Guess Your Gross Score
A Flight Barb Wolf
JUNE 18: Drive Closest to Pin, Hole 6
A Flight Pat Shemwell
JUNE 25: Lowest “One-Handed” Putt Total
A Flight Nancy Hanley – 22
B Flight Eileen Huebner – 20
C Flight Nancy Crist – 21
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CRYSTAL GRAND BANQUET
12416 Archer Ave, Lemont
(Located between Bella Lane and Derby Road)
Thursday, August 6, 2015
Doors Open 11:30 Lunch at 12:15
Cash Bar
Cost $19.00 per person
CHIP-IN and BIRDIE
JUNE 4: Connie Teckenbrock, Hole 6
CONGRATULATIONS!
Menu Family Style
Soup, Salad, 3 Entrées, potatoes, vegetables, roll, dumplings,
Coffee, Milk, Tea
Ice Cream for Desert
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It’s hard for me to get it through my head that this article is really a
month ahead. So by the time this goes to print, 4th of July will be
over, the corn will be as high as an elephant’s eye, and the kids will be
getting ready to go back to school. Hope everyone had a good 4th and
thanked God for letting us live in the greatest country in the world.
Even with all our problems, we still are the best. Speaking of the best,
Crafty Crafters has the best knitters and crocheters in the world.
Come join us on Wednesday afternoons from 12:30 to 3:00 in Club
Room 2. You can’t miss us – we are the loudest room full of laughter
and talking. And, of course, knitting and crocheting.
Wow – our ladies were really busy during the month of June. 10 lap
robes were donated to the Veterans. Project Gabriel received 8 baby
afghans and 10 baby hats. 7 lap robes went to Our Lady of Angels in
Joliet. St. Joseph Hospital in Joliet received 5 lap robes and 72 nursery
hats. Those lucky little babies. We gave 76 chemo hats to Edwards
Hospital. Unfortunately, there is always a need for chemo hats.
Thanks to Mary Lucas of Canterbury who donated tons of yarn in
memory of her friend. And a thanks to Mary Ann Gaa who donated
11 chemo hats and yarn. All donations are greatly appreciated and put
to good use.
Carol Voyt
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Monday July 27, 2015
Contact Mary Ellen O’Malley with any questions.
(815) 886-5386
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The journey of grief after loss is one of life’s most difficult experiences,
but we don’t have to walk alone. If you are grieving the death of a
loved one, please consider joining Carillon’s bimonthly support group
for bereaved adults and discover the healing process within a safe,
supportive and confidential environment. The group will provide
time to share stories, process emotions, learn new coping skills and
self-care practices. The sessions are facilitated by Heartland Hospice
Bereavement Counselor and Carillon resident, Kathy Jarman.
We meet the 1st and 3rd Friday of every month from 10:00 AM –
11:30 AM in the Craft Ceramic Room. Pre-registration is not required,
but if you have questions, please call Kathy Jarman at 630-335-5658.
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our homes. Although I won’t go into detail here, he did say that
outdoor grills need to be thoroughly cleaned as to not attract the
raccoons.
MEN’S BREAKFAST
WHEN: Monday, August 10 – 9:00 A.M.
WHERE? “THE TASTY WAFFLE’ on Weber Road
Questions? Call Howard Mason at 886-2014.
ALERT!! SAVE THIS DATE!!!
Our very popular PIG ROAST is coming back on Friday,
September 18! So, here’s what you do.
YES, RIGHT NOW!!
Go DIRECTLY to your calendar!
“Do NOT pass “GO!” and
“Do NOT collect $200!”
Block out this date and watch for upcoming flyers. Then, make
your reservations, and DON’T MISS THE DEADLINE!!
HAPPY ANNIVERSARIES!!
Congratulations to Lil and Reno Catellli who will celebrate
their 62nd wedding anniversary on August 1!! Congratulations
also go to Harriet and Steve Mulka who will celebrate their
63rd wedding anniversary in August as well. And, more
congratulations go to Ken and Arlene Hansen who will celebrate
their 60th anniversary on August 6th. An early celebration was
held at their son’s home in Sacramento, California. A small
family reunion was held and they were treated to many activities.
A private tour and wine-tasting at the Mondavi and Chardon
Wineries were wonderful experiences. The group (not Ken and
Arlene) also went white-water rafting. A walking tour of OLD
Sacramento and Train Museum showed how the pioneers built
the cross-country railroads and how they lived. They had a
wonderful week.
What wonderful inspirations you are. We send all our best
wishes for your continued happiness.
WITH OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY
Please keep the families of recently deceased Aberdeen neighbors
Ken Burgh (Magnolia Drive) and Ralph Schweihs (Silverleaf
Road) in your thoughts and prayers.
September news deadline is August 6.
Please contact Ann Canaday (815-341-6379)
or e-mail your news to maccan3@att.net.
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The July meeting of the Homeowners’ Association was held on
July 7. Much was discussed, and many opinions were given on
several different matters. There was a guest speaker form The
Trappings Inc. who spoke about the raccoon situation here. He
gave some tips on how we could keep these creatures away from
August 2015
One of the most important items was the progress of the work on
the Amendments of Documents. When the process is complete,
we will all receive a copy, and there will be an informational
meeting with our attorney this September. This concerns
all residents as we have to vote on the acceptance of the new
documents, and need 75% of the residents to participate in the
vote.
Acres has asked us to place red flags (obtainable from Sharon
Gomez) at each end of a planting bed, so that the men will not
trim those plants. Any shrubs or trees not to be trimmed should
have a red ribbon at least 12-16 inches long attached. Acres will
not cut back any perennials.
Sharon Gomez answered many questions, but one I would like
to highlight is the care of the young trees we had planted in the
last two years. She said that they need ample watering, not just
rainwater or a mere sprinkle with the hose. She suggested giving
the base of the tree 15 gallons twice a week if it is new, and
decreasing that amount to 15 gallons once a week.
Contact Sharon Gomez at sgomez@fosterpremier.com or
(815)886-7576, ext. 211, if you need a flag, or if you have
questions or concerns about anything Andover related.
Jackie Polley and Lucy Bayer recently visited Marian Bottger
in her new home at Lemont Nursing Home. Lucy claims that
Marian is doing fine.
Please keep Naomi Turner, Betty Cook, and Kay Schuller in
your thoughts and prayers, as they have dealt with health issues
in the past months.
DATES TO REMEMBER:
Men’s Breakfast, Thursday, August 20, 9 AM, at the Southern
Belle in Plainfield.
Women’s Brunch, Thursday, August 13, 11 AM, also at the
Southern Belle in Plainfield.
Next Andover Homeowners’ Meeting, Tuesday, September 1, at
7 PM in the Clubhouse.
Until next month,
Jeanne Garritano
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Hoping all is well with you and yours, and that you are enjoying
the summer.
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APPLEGATE HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Peggy Mandrelle 8/1,
Greta Schwarz 8/5, Mary Ellen Rossi 8/6, Janet Deinert 8/7,
Sharon Texley 8/9, Frank Spoto 8/17, Emily Kulaga and
Phyllis Feeley 8/22, Dorothy Marrera 8/23, Lois Hellinga
8/24, Joe Schubert and Doris Pilat 8/27. We hope you have a
wonderful day celebrating.
APPLEGATE ANNIVERSARY WISHES to: Nancy and Jim
Naylor, 8/7, 50 years; Lois and Gary Hellinga, 8/28, 50 years.
Have a perfect day celebrating your life together.
Continued APPLEGATE CARE AND CONCERN for Joe
Schubert and his family as they battle his illness. You are in our
thoughts and prayers. Words don’t begin to express our feelings
for you dear friends.
APPLEGATE APOLOGIES to our new neighbors, Joe and
Rose Topinka, at 20838 W. Torrey Pines Lane. In the July Talk
of the Town I welcomed them; just had wrong names!! Not sure
how it happened, but I am so sorry for my error. We are so glad
to have you with us and look forward to meeting and getting to
know you.
PROUD GRANDMA, PAT CONRAD, would like to announce
that her grandson, Doug, completed his studies for Air Traffic
Controller and will be assigned to Minneapolis to handle the
routing of aircraft in and out of that area. Four years of Aviation
Management at Purdue and 17 weeks of training at Oklahoma
City ATC facility. These guys and gals go thru a tough training
to keep our skies safe.
REAL ESTATE GOOD NEWS: Two more Applegate homes
have sold; 21013 Torrey Pines Ct. and 21031 Torrey Pines
Ct. I will introduce our new neighbors as soon as I have the
information and, this time, I’ll get it right!! Having just returned
from 5 weeks in San Francisco taking care of our grandson, I am
slightly uninformed!!
APPLEGATE REMINDER: Applefest will take place on
September 12. Watch for details as to time, cost, etc. The theater
room has been reserved for us in case we have bad weather, so the
party will happen regardless of conditions!!
SOMETHING FOR SENIORS TO DO TO KEEP THOSE
“AGING GRAY CELLS ACTIVE: Thanks to Pat Conrad.
Some questions this month; the answers next! Write down your
answers and check next month for accuracy.
1. Johnny’s mother had three children. The first child was
named April. The second was named May. What was the
third child’s name?
2. There is a clerk at the butcher shop. He is five feet ten inches
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tall and he wears size 13 sneakers. What does he weigh?
3. Before Mt. Everest was discovered what was the highest
mountain in the world?
4. How much dirt is there in a hole that measured two feet by
three feet?
5. What word in the English language is always spelled
incorrectly?
Please send more humor or news to share with all to Mary
Ferensen, m1ferensen@gmail.com or 815-524-5147.
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Well, I hope everyone had a great and safe 4th of July. I know we
had many beautiful fireworks displayed that we could enjoyed.
I know we have been celebrating a holiday for the last 3months,
but could not remember one for August, so I checked and
here are three days which we can enjoy. August 3rd is National
Friendship Day, August 10th is Lazy Day and August 15th is
Relaxation day. Sounds like fun.
Our friends and neighbors have been doing a lot of traveling
recently. Jo Schofield went to Paris, France with her daughter
Paula and her family. They stayed in a quaint apartment by the
St. Martine Canal, used the metro and saw the Eiffel Tower, Arch
of Triumph and visited a Farmer’s Market that all the residents
use. She said they had a great time.
Larayne and John Loess toured Montana, Idaho, Wyoming and
Utah visiting the state parks with their granddaughter Tiffany
(4) and Jillian (14). Larayne said they covered 6400 miles and
the weather and scenery was beautiful.
Dave and I went to California to visit family for their birthdays.
We saw my sister and brother in Bakersfield. While in the area
we went to see the Sequoia national park. After we got into
the park we saw a black bear just walking down the side of the
road. It was amazing. Then we went to Los Angeles to see Dave’s
brother. He took us on a tour of the Holocaust Museum, Getty
Museum and Getty Villa.
Our shuffleboard and Bocce ball games have started and everyone
is having a great time playing. Be sure to come out and rout
your favorite team on.
Carol Roman would like to “Thank” our friends and neighbors
in Ashford who came out to support the Carillon Theater Guild.
She feels Jim Rossi and Sharon Postil will join her in saying how
pleased they were to see so many of you at “Done to Death”.
They really enjoyed doing the show and all the laughter they
heard from the audience. If you missed the show, it was hilarious
and the ending was very surprising.
August Birthday’s: Jack Jelek 8/13, Russell Ash 8/17,
Elizabeth Polhemus 8/18, Thomas Zastresek 8/21, John
Mchatton 8/25, Louis Kubacki 8/26, Kimberleigh DeBruin
8/27, Elizbeth Mazur and Carol Shelton 8/28. May each of
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you have a great and blessed birthday?
We want to welcome our new neighbors on Hazelnut Ave. Their
names are George and Alice Lukas and they are moving here
from New Mexico.
Note from our President: Jerry wants to “Thank” Kathy and
Liz for all the beautiful decorations for the 4th of July. Also,
whoever the FLAG angel was “Thank you”. What a surprise we
found on Saturday morning.
$1,000 for the Children’s Cancer Fund. Jeff is also up for Teacher
of The Year Award in October. She is quoted as saying “how
extremely proud she is of Jeff and all his accomplishments!”
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We would like to send prayers and our thoughts to our
Association President and wife. If you need anything, please let
us know.
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Well, to next month have a great August and let me know if you
have any “Breaking News” Judi
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“Fairest of the months!
Ripe summer’s queen, the hey-day of the year.
With robes that gleam with sunny sheen,
Sweet August doth appear.”
R. Combe Miller
BIRTHDAY’S- Mildred Burch 1st, Ed Hiller, Karen Baker
2nd, Barbara Mayhugh 9th, Barbara Imburgia, Shirley
Raiman 11th, Ed Gad 14th, Peggy Devereux 15th, Joe Priano
18th, Sharon Smietanski 19th, John Cimachowicz 23rd, Rita
Krauss 24th, Jan Wohlwend 25th, George Sharko, Albert
Ohlhausen 30th, Mark Sorek 31st.
WELCOME TO BEDFORD - Rosemary & Irene Burlock,
Salvador & Alicia Maldonado
A NOTE FROM - Marge Jahnsen-Sunshine Lady
Well wishes sent to our Sunshine Lady, Marge Jahnsen treated
in the ER for a severe Bronchial disorder and Faith VanZanten
underwent minor surgery. Our thoughts and prayers sent to
Mike Nicholson who underwent a partial foot amputation.
Sincere Condolences sent to the Family of Sharon Thompson
on her recent passing. Please contact me in the event of any
neighbor needing a card sent due to illnesses or condolences
815-407-0421
MONEY SAVING TIPS EVERY
HOMEOWNER SHOULD KNOW
install ceiling fans…it increases evaporation from your skin
and each degree above 78 degrees can save you 5-10% on
your AC
Water heater’s life expectancy is 10-15 years and a small repair
will cost at least 10-20 or 30% of the cost of replacement.
Even if it is 8yrs old, consider a new one.
New Windows-replacing your old leakers will lower your
heating bills, but the energy savings alone will NOT justify
the high up-front costs. Seek other alternatives!
Don’t neglect your dryer vent- once a year, you should clean
lint from the inside dryer cabinet and vent duct. (Lint buildup
is one of the most common cause of home fires)
2nd floor dwellers-energy savings by installing an attic fan. It
will cut down on AC overload and usuage.
Please direct your complaints/concerns to: HILLCREST
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT @ 630-627-3303 ask to be
connected to Bedford Community for Nancy or Julie
HAVE A GREAT MONTH
Feel free to provide any news, updates or corrections
Julie Burford 815-252-9555 julie32649@att.net
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ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE
Our “meet-in-the-street” on June 19th was a smashing success!
The weather was perfect, the hotdogs delicious (thank you to
the Lopez & Check families for cooking and serving), and
the “dish-to-pass by all attendees was remarkable! There were
so many choices we had to go back several times just to taste
everything. It was so nice to visit with old & new neighbors.
A BIG THANK YOU to all who helped to clean up. The next
morning no one visiting Berkshire would have known what a
great picnic we had!
A NOTE FROM - Sandy Thompson-President
Thanks to everyone who took the time to send in the landscaping
survey. We are working hard to address all your concerns and
complete the landscaping problems in all of Bedford.
BEDFORD LUNCHEON - 1st Monday of every month
(August 3rd) at 12:00pm. The July luncheon was held at
TASTY WAFFLE. Please call Fran Elliott-815-886-6290 for
the August location if you wish to join us.
Jan Phad’s son Jeff completed a 600 mile bike run and collected
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The Ladies Luncheon on 6/17 at Ti Amo was a nice break from
all of the cloudy/rainy weather. The food was great; service was
entertaining. 24 ladies attended. Thank you Gini Leo and
Terry Saccaro for hosting a wonderful afternoon!
AROUND OUR NEIGHBORHOOD
MANY THANKS TO Jeanne Kelsh for the hours, days, weeks
and months she spent on the CAMA Buildings and Grounds
Committee representing Berkshire. Her efforts on Berkshire’s
behalf are really, really appreciated! “Thanks Jeanne”.
Terry Saccaro’s daughter, Susan Miura, gave a travelogue, at the
Plainfield Library 6/13 but we learned of the date too late to get
it to you in time to attend. Terry will keep us up to date on the
next presentation.
GET WELL & THINKING OF YOU: It sure has been nice
to see Norm Liewald out walking since surgery. Also, C.J.
Shah has been out walking with Vanita with no walker! Please
remember our neighbors & friends that cannot get out often.
Your cards and well wishes mean a lot.
OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY to Eileen Kopecky whose
brother, Ed, passed away 6/20.
Our next HOA meeting is scheduled for 8/19. This is the
time to find out what is being done in Berkshire and a time to
personally thank those who have made things happen.
HAPPY AUGUST BIRTHDAY: Flo Rumsas – 1, Tony
Zapotocky – 1, Barbara Parr – 6, Judy Fox – 8, Leon Special –
9, Chuck Walters – 10, William Oczkowski – 16, Pat Bambule
– 20, Jack Malloy – 25, Barbara Lawler – 31
HAPPY AUGUST ANNIVERSARY: Dick & Diane Kleffman
– 10, Ron & Marge Tuisl – 13, Jack & Mary Ann Malloy – 24,
Tom & Delores Finnegan – 25
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY AMERICA!!!!
Many lucky Carillon residents celebrated July 4th with the Honor
America Breakfast in the theater. The chorus performed an
excellent program of patriotic songs. The continental breakfast
was well received. I always come out of this event proud to be
an American. Bristol was represented in the chorus by Anita
Rubenstein, Gerri O’Brien, and Lisa Wuckish.
display the flag with the blue union field towards the top. When
a speaker is on stage the flag is displayed to the speaker’s right.
In processions, the flag should be to the right of the marchers.
When the flag is displayed on a wall it should be displayed with
the union to the upper most left of the observer.
To follow the theme of last month’s column, where I mentioned
Bristol residents who volunteer outside of our community, we
have another volunteer to report on. Jean Bogan has been a
faithful tutor at the Dominican literacy center in Aurora, IL
since 1996. She came to the center after reading an article in
her church bulletin. Feeling that it was the right time in her
life to start a new venture, she plunged right in and has tutored
at the center since 1996 teaching English as a second language.
Teaching preschool at a Montessori School for ten years and ESL
work in the Literacy Volunteers of America program, helped
prepare Jean for becoming a tutor. She has continued tutoring
all these years despite a forty minute drive to the center.
Jean encourages her students to take home a book from the
Center library to read to their children. Jean recommends the
English Yes textbook as a great teaching tool for higher level
students. Five of Jean’s students have completed three years of
study and have graduated from the program. Jean continues to
enjoy teaching at the center. She has seen her students grow in
confidence because of the nurturing atmosphere at the center.
It is a place where both students and tutors are valued and
encouraged. In Jean’s words, “I considerate it a privilege to be
part of such a worthwhile program.”
Rosemary Hauser and her sister travelled to Brussels, Belgium
to visit relatives. At the same time her daughter, husband, and
grand-daughter (Diane, Joe, and Miranda) preceded them on a
tour of London and Paris. They then met them in Belgium and
spent time with the relatives.
A Bristol welcome to Walrea and Samuez Flennoy who have
just moved in at 13655 South Redbud. We look forward to
meeting you and hope you will come to future events. You’ve
moved into a great community!
The following residents have been having health problems:
Pat Matthews, Char McCabe, Mary Lisowski, Jim Kolz, Katie
Calcin, Stan Span and Marianne Skinkis. A cheery card or call
would be appreciated.
Having a place to go is a home
Having someone to love is a family
Having both is a blessing.
Speaking of our flag, here are some interesting facts about Old
Glory. The blue field on the US flag is called “the union.” Always
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Hugh and Marilyn Rhodes have recently joined the Cambridge
neighborhood … welcome.
A good time was had at the Cambridge picnic last month. It
was a gathering of old and new friends to catch up on what’s
going on in the area and an opportunity to meet our new friends
and neighbors and welcome them to our community. The food
everyone brought was delicious, (as well as Jewel’s chicken),
games were played and everyone pitched in to set-up and cleanup. Thanks to all who participated. We hope to have those same
guests and more at our October gathering.
As promised, here are more tidbits from 1990 in celebration of
Cambridge’s 25th anniversary. The Sci/Fi cable channel started
broadcasting and Twin Peaks premiered on ABC. In the field
of music, Milli Vanilli’s producer revealed that the Grammy
winning pop duo was lip synching the songs on the album which
gained them the award. Popular films included Home Alone,
Ghost, Dances with Wolves, Pretty Woman, Teenage Mutant
Ninja Turtles and The Hunt for Red October; quite a variety!
These items are from the www.thepeoplehistory.com website.
Cambridge board meeting schedules continue to be the 3rd
Tuesday of every month at 1:30 pm in the clubhouse. The
general HOA meetings are scheduled for the 1st Wednesday of
even numbered months at 7 pm in the clubhouse theater; one is
coming up on August 5.
Please contact me with info for the next Talk of the Town by
Wednesday, August 6. Thanks!
Marcille Sandahl,
mmdgs@aol.com, 815-725-5140
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AUGUST CALENDAR
Aug. 12th, Wed. “Nikos” Women’s Breakfast, 9A.M.Near
jewel. Call Maryann Skopek 815-886 4077 to confirm.
Men’s Breakfast: Third Friday of the month-Cafe Romero
(135th and Rt. 53) Call Ed Vascik at 815 293-3759 to reserve
a seat. (Breakfast w/Canterbury East)
AUGUST BIRTHDAYS: Vince Scopasa 2nd, Marilyn Walsh
4th, Doris Volkmar 5th, Beverly Singer 8th, Marianne (Joan)
Seidel 9th, Irvin Lucas 15th, Sharon Boksa 19th, Diane
Pastern 25th, Bruce Sublette 29th.
Canterbury Pres: Arlene Shimkus
V.P. Pam Howard
Sec: Doris Carrano
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Treas: Jane Gardner
Dir. Don Arnold
Missed your birthday? Call Jean Sinderosn 815-886 6810 to be
included in our list.
August Birthstone: Peridot
August Flower: Gladiolas
Joanne Kinsella: Keep Sept. Open for luncheon. Date & location
in the Sept. Issue.
Get well to: Jean Sinderson, Myles Curylo, Linda Parker, our
good wishes and prayers are sent to you!
Any concerns? Call Caruso Mgment. 630-717 7188 and ask for
Connie
Welcome to Canterbury: Pamela Blaesing of Snowberry Lane .
What’s the definition of a Will? (It’s a dead giveaway) Lee G.
Bocce: Despite the inclement weather, we still had a good time
at Bocce Ball. We want to welcome Paul Currano. We are sorry
to lose Myles and Adeline Curylo and Jean Sinderson due to
illness....Doris Medema reporting.
“Where’s the Beef?” Why it’s at Club Carillon on Oct. 11th
hosted by Canterbury . Mark your calendars now! Mike Rio will
make it happen!
Arlene Shimkus reminds us of “the rules and regulations”
regarding Pets and the clean up after “pooping.” Please always
carry “poop bags” Fines will be imposed if this is not practiced.
First offense $25.00, second $50.00 and third $100.00. Also,
there is a black and white cat running loose. Is it yours? It needs
to be controlled.
During the singles social on June 20, about
unmentionables!”: Bob Magnuson
“ladies
Brought the Stanley Cup to the social.
Shuffle Board: Canterbury tied for first place with Applegate
11-4 as of the 5th week of play.
USA ! USA ! USA ! Was shouted before, during and after the
Womens Soccer match against Japan on July 5th. World record
“Hat Trick”(three goals) scored by Carli Lloyd and history
made! US defeats Japan 5-2 in unprecedented third World
Championship win for the US .
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The Chicago Blackhawks won again, 3 times in six years, they are
the Stanley Cup champs. Go Hawks!!!!\
Maryann Ingraffia, Reporter - 815-372 3616
Send me your news and stories.
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SPECIAL AUGUST DATES: 8/13 – Canterbury East Home
Owners Meeting
Get well wishes to all of the residents who are dealing with
medical issues. Get well soon.
Welcome our new resident at 13326 Bayberry Lane – Dolores
Childers.
From Your Board: Residents, regarding when to put your
garbage containers out, when a Holiday happens before our
normal Wednesday trash pickup - the next date will be Monday,
September 7th, Labor Day. This week only - Please put out
your trash containers out on Wednesday, September 9th, late
afternoon/night for Thursday pickup. Thank you.
Also, when you call our Property Manager, Dawn, seeking
information and she is not available, please leave your name,
phone number where you can be reached and a message. She
can’t respond, if she does not receive information and a message.
A message was received from the Whately family. It never was
placed in the TOTT, as requested. It reads – Helen Whately and
family wish to thank friends and neighbors of Canterbury East
for their prayers, cards, gifts and caring during the time of Paul’s
illness and death. The family was amazed at how many friends
attended the wake and Memorial Service for Paul. Helen is so
glad to be a part of Canterbury East and Carillon. God Bless
You!
DATES TO REMEMBER:
Ladies Breakfast: Second Wednesday of the month – August
12th - 9:00am at Niko’s Breakfast Club. Call Maryann Skopek
to reserve a seat at 815 886-4077
Mens Breakfast: Third Friday – August 21st - 9:30am at Café
Romeo Restaurant located at 135th Street & Route 53. Call
Ed Vascik at 815 293-3759 to reserve a seat.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY WISHES TO: 8/01 – Jean Miller, 8/17
– Andreea Gudenas & Elko Salvaggio, 8/31 – Peggy Rodman
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY WISHES TO: 8/04 – Erwin
& Dorothy Groenendal, 8/21 – Alex & Rosalie Dynako
and Frank & Eleanor Esposito Sr., 8/22 – Ronald & Irene
Szymborski
Have a great month. Stay cool.
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Oh, Oh August is here and we are getting excited and ready to
enjoy the last vestiges of summer! Carlisle’s Evening Bocce-ball is
in full swing and the team is doing very well according to Carol
and Bill Pomatto, they have some new players this summer. So
stop by on a Wednesday evening and cheer the team on. “GO
CARLISLE!!” There are also many more outdoor activities and
fun at the pools happening in Carillon!
Welcome to new neighbors Margaret (Peg) Musielak on
Orchid, Marsha Lenz on Cypress Lane, Gary Bouchard on
Carlisle Lane and Michael and Brenda Jones on Crimson
Court, we hope you are enjoying your first summer in Carillon.
The results of the of the election from the July annual Carlisle
HOA meeting will be posted next month but if you couldn’t
make the meeting and want to know just call me. The next
meeting is September 9th, 7pm in the clubhouse.
As I write this article I am at home recuperating nicely from
Hip replacement surgery with the help of my wonderful
sister Joany, from Seattle. My neighbors have been wonderful,
thanks to Mary O’Dekirk for the beautiful flowers, delicious
Irish soda bread, getting my mail and offers of help. Thanks to
Joan Higgins for the delightful and tasty cookies and offers of
anything I need and to Jo Changelian for the great farmer’s
raspberries and absolutely wonderful dinner she prepared and
invited me to. Hopefully when you read this I will be out and
about and good to go!
Efty Kelly writes; Kathy Krauss and I enjoyed taking part in
the recent Theater Guild play “Done to Death.” My daughter &
family from San Antonio visited me for our annual family 4th
of July picnic. It was great to spend time with my 6 & 8yr. old
grandchildren.
Exciting Happy Birthday Wishes; Judith Bardachowski-8/1,
Jo Changelian-8/1, Doris Kelly-8/6, Ruth Rembis-8/8,
Walter Jackson-8/10, John Cisco-8/13, Pearl Hoffman-8/13,
George Straub-8/14, Donna Andriocchi-8/15, Virginia
Feddeler-8/15, Barbara Ritchey-8/17, John Folta-8/20,
John Gillono-8/21, Ted Michalek-8/21, Arlene Quirk-8/24,
Margaret Mazuca-8/25, Russell Frame-8/26, Sara
Thwing-8/27, Mary Todd-8/28
Warm Anniversary Congratulations; Jack & Pat Ruland-8/19,
Rudy & Wilma Jezek-8/21, Bill & Carol Pomatto-8/23,
Walter & Adeline Jackson-8/28, Harry & Jean Rodak-8/29
The truth about HUGS! There’s no such thing as a bad hug, only
good ones! Hugs are non-fattening and they don’t cause cancer
or cavities! Hugs are all natural, with no preservatives, artificial
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ingredients, or pesticides! Hugs are cholesterol-free, naturally
sweet and 100% wholesome! Hugs are easy to care for, they
don’t require batteries, tune-ups or x-rays! Hugs are non-taxable,
fully returnable and energy efficient! Hugs are safe in all kinds
of weather, in fact Hugs are especially good for cold and rainy
days! Hugs are exceptionally effective in treating problems, like
bad dreams or the Monday blues! Never wait until tomorrow to
hug someone you could hug today, because when you give one,
you always get one right back! Sending you all a special HUG!
Nancy Vervaet….. 293-0299 (leave-a-message) nrverv8@aol.
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August is here. Strange month. It’s the summer we Illinoisans
wait for, especially on a raw April day, full of betrayal. But it’s
hot. And, to me, at least, it sometimes feels tired, like a season
ending in a way that, say, November, with Thanksgiving, never
does. Even the flowers look a little peaked from the onslaught of
heat and, often, dry weather. Ladies, that killer outfit, you know,
the navy and white striped blouse with white pants that you
strutted in so proudly right after Memorial Day looks vaguely
faded and wrinkled. Gentlemen, right after a carwash, your
shining chariot has, if you’re lucky, one day before a fine layer of
dust settles on its gleaming hide. You feel vaguely peevish. And
let’s not even talk about the mosquitoes! (Especially this year. As
I write this, we’ve just had the wettest June on record.)
It’s also my birthday month. As a kid, I always felt cheated.
No holidays. And my birthstone is a peridot. Now, whoever
heard of that? Other months, even bad weather ones, boast
sapphires, emeralds, rubies, diamonds, opals, a true pirate’s chest
of glittering loot. But we August folk have the lowly pale green
peridot, quiet, almost apologetic.
Still, there is a medicine to cure those summer wilts: a cold
pitcher of lemonade, clinking with ice, or if you prefer, a brew,
cold and bitter. Turn on a fan, one of the old ones that oscillates
if you have one, watch a ball game or sit in the shade with your
neighbors, telling stories, come cool evening. The cicadas’
song tells you the year’s ready to take a turn to lovely, bracing
September.
In sadness that we must tell you that John Albarran, our
neighbor and friend, has passed away. Our community will be
the poorer for the loss of this brave man who battled a long
illness. A happy memory in a sad time: we remember how he
and Shirley glided so elegantly around the Carillon dance floor.
It gave other dancers such joy. His Chelsea neighbors hold
Shirley and John’s family in their hearts at this sad time.
August 2015
Lil Wilt, Ray Healy and Marge Stachon are continuing health
challenges. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Janice Davies gives us a helpful safety reminder to have our dryer
vents cleaned at least every three or four years. John Delort, who
helps so many of us with home repair, offers this service for a
reasonable fee.
Hey, guys, don’t forget the monthly Men’s Breakfast at Larry’s,
9:00, August 4. Be there or—well, you know. . .
Your Faithful Correspondent has been reluctant to report family
news, but she’s going to do so this time. As you know, F.C. loves
the stage, so she’s excited that her granddaughter Helen (“Ele”)
just directed a play which she also produced. She’s going to enter
Northwestern this fall in Theatre Studies. It’s a family affair.
Now, if you Chelsea folk also have some notes about the kids
or grandkids, send them along. The able Alex or the hobbling
Helen will be happy to add them to share with your neighbors.
Consider our columns a substitute back fence to chat together
about the good news and the bad.
Helen Levy 886-3941
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ENJOY THE REST OF THE SUMMER AND
THE NICE WEATHER
A DATE TO REMEMBER
The Men’s Breakfast will be Thursday, August 6, 2015, 9 AM at
Café Romeo Restaurant at 135th & Rt. 53.
Darlington Ladies Committee
A big THANK YOU to everyone who came to the Spring Fling.
Even though it had to be held indoors everyone seemed to enjoy
themselves. Also, thanks to everyone who brought such great
salads and desserts! We really had a delicious variety and we
are sure that no one went home hungry. Thanks to those who
brought games, helped with setting up and cleaning up and to
Bud Hinchman for the entertainment.
Our next breakfast gathering will be at Niko’s Breakfast Club
by Jewel at 10:30 AM on August 26th. Hope to see everyone
there.
Our condolences and prayers go to the family of Martha Morris
on the passing of her sister, Charlotte Warner.
Just to let everyone know, our neighbor Lucille Hahndorf has
moved to Springfield, Virginia to be with her son. If you would
like to send her a card or note, just send it to 8525 Kentford
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Drive, Springfield, Virginia, 22752. Lucille will be missed by
all her neighbors.
Rolling in the Church Isles!
The minister had delivered a sermon on hell that would make
the hair on the back of your neck stand up. Why, there wasn’t
a horror movie made that could compete with his description
of the wailing and gnashing of teeth that awaited those who
did not turn from their sins. One woman stopped to shake the
minister’s hand as she was leaving and remarked, “Reverend, I
don’t think I ever really knew what hell might be like until I
heard you preach.”
One day Alex asked his mother for a new bike. His mother said,
“At Christmas you send a letter to Santa to ask for what you
want, don’t you?” “Yes,” replied Alex, “but it isn’t Christmas.”
His mother said, “Yes, but you can send a letter to Jesus and ask
him.”
So Alex sat down with a pen and paper and started his letter:
Dear Jesus, I’ve been a good boy, and I would like a new bike.
Your Friend, Alex.
Then he thought that wasn’t quite right, and wrote a new letter:
Dear Jesus, Sometimes I’m a good boy, and I would like a new
bike.
That still wasn’t right, so he decided to write another letter: Dear
Jesus, I thought about being a good boy, and I would like a new
bike.
Then he thought he didn’t like that one either. He got depressed
and decided to take a break and go walk around. He passed by a
house with a small statue of Mary in the front yard. He picked
up the statue and hurried home. He put the statue under his
bed and started his new letter.
Dear Jesus, If you want to see your mother again, send me a new
bike! Your Friend, Alex;
Joyce Eckhardt
taeckhardt@yahoo.com
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And now it is already the first of August. If you are like me you
are thinking how quickly this summer is going by. There is still
time to check your summer “bucket list” but you had best get
moving on that.
rarely see anyone working on them but credit belongs to Sonny
and Barb Banick, who have volunteered their time and efforts.
And speaking of volunteers, wasn’t it nice to see all of the
individual American flags in front of our houses on July 4th.
Again they seem to just appear but a big thank you goes to John
and Barb Rabig for distrubution. This idea orginated in 2002
by Bill Crowley.
ACTIVITIES:
The Dorchester Mens Golf is “swinging” every Thursday
morning. John Rabig reports that with half of the season in the
books the following golfers are leading in AVERAGE SCORE
and POINTS EARNED. For Average Score the leaders are
Bill Grace, John Rabig, Rich Oswald, Larry Gurtowski, Art
Janowiak, Dan Barker, and Paul Osborn. For Points Earned
the leaders are Dan Barker, Art Janowiak, Paul Osborn, Rich
Oswald, and Vic Bialczyk.
PIZZA’S ARE ALMOST READY FOR THE SUMMER
PARTY ON AUGUST 7TH.
Detailed notices have been distributed.
A SPECIAL DAY:
John and Barb Rabig will be celebrating their 50th Anniversary
on August 21st. AND their three grandchildren will be starting
kindergarten in August. That makes two special memories.
Recently I inquired if we should list birthdays/anniversaries
each month like some of the other neighborhoods include in
their monthly news. Didn’t get much response so I am asking
again. Wouldn’t it be nice to acknowledge a friend/neighbors
special day. It just might make theirs!
NEW NEIGHBORS:
A big welcome to our community for Chuck and Susan Zbrozak
and Mary McLerson. Glad to have you join the Dorchester
neighborhood and wish you many years of enjoyment here.
A Tribune columnist recently wrote about remembering your
past summers and how to make the most of the current one.
Easy, unplanned lazy days turned out to be the most treasured.
Here’s hoping we can enjoy many of these this August.
News deadline for the September issue of
“Talk of the Town is August 6th.
Call or e-mail kennandsue@comcast.net
Have you noticed how nice our two entrances look, always
decorated for the particular season/holiday. Funny how you
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I am a cat lover as many of you know. I have volunteered with a cat
rescue/adoption organization for more than 20 years. What I do
not love is to see our feline friends roaming free outside. Not only
are they subjected to the fleas, ticks, mites and all other diseases in
the grass left by our wild critters, they must also dodge vehicles and
some of those critters. If you have never seen what a raccoon or
possum can do to a cat, I hope you never have to. Cats being natural
hunters will stalk the song birds that so many of our neighbors take
great joy is feeding and observing. They will also use mulch beds for
litter boxes if the need arises. This makes our neighbors angry and
sometimes they will make life miserable for the cats by leaving out
poison, moth balls, and other dangerous objects that the cats will
get into. Cats can be very happy inside with playtime and toys that
will keep their life interesting. Being outside is fun; however, once
they are introduced it is very difficult to stop them from running
out each time you decide to leave your home. Also, my cat sleeps
with me and I do not want the above listed parasites in bed with
me. If you feel they must go out, make sure you use the medicines
to protect them (including heartworm) and keep them on a leash.
Please be good pet parents and keep your feline friends inside and
pick up after your dogs. Your neighbors will respect you and your
pets will live longer and healthier lives.
AUGUST BUNDLES OF JOY: 1st Sylvia Bykowski, 3rd Ronald
Catalano and Fred Turek, 5th Marv Taylor, 7th Ed Formas &
Joan Lyzincki, 8th Jim Bambule, 9th Marsha McKeon, Terry
Seeberg & Lawrence Stec, 11th Margaret Lukitsch, 12th George
Vonderheide, 14th Jerry Bican, 15th Marianne DeMeritt, Sheila
Peebles & Darlene Wilkinson, 20th Pat Goliszewski, 22nd
Marilyn Lewandowski, 23rd Buddy Formas & Faye Nichols,
25th Nancy Catalano, 27th Dick Kuklinski, 28th Susan Bratek,
30th Bernie Baginski.
AUGUST LOVEBIRDS: 7th Patrick and Annette Bailey (50
years), 15th Oury and Gerry Johnson, 18th Ron and Nancy
Catalano (35 years), 20th Dennis and Rosalee Crowley (35 years),
29th Larry and Marie VandeWalle, 31st Jim and Pat Bambule,
Russel and Elaine Huebner & Bill and Darlene Wilkinson.
UPCOMING EVENTS: The Ladies Breakfast is on Tuesday
August 11th at 9:00 a.m. at NIKO’S BREAKFAST CLUB, 38
Weber Road in Romeoville. Please call Louise Nowakowski (2933452) or Alice Kosche (407-0223) for reservations.
The Dover Men’s Breakfast is on Thursday August 13th at 9:00
a.m. at the CAFÉ ROMEO at 135th Street and Route 53 in
Romeoville. No reservations are necessary. Call Dick Kuklinski
(407-1516) or Lanny Seeberg (372-0898) if you need a ride.
Please call me at 293-3656, email me at sandikupris@att.net, or
drop information at my home by August 5th if you would like to
add to the September TOTT column.
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Day & Time Club Name
Sunday:
9:30 a.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
Theatre
Multi Purpose
Club Room #1
Monday:
9:00
12:00
1:00
6:00
7:00
a.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
Ping Pong (Mixed)
Multi Purpose
Pinochle
Club Room #2
Carillon Painting Club Arts/Ceramic Rm.
Poker
Billiards
Canasta
Club Room #3
Tuesday:
9:00
9:00
10:00
12:30
1:00
6:00
6:00
a.m.
a.m.
a.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
Ping Pong (Mixed)
Bowling League
Lap Robe Makers
Party Bridge
Needle Workers
Evening Ceramics
Table Tennis
Multi-Purpose
Club Rm. #2 & #3
Club Rm. #1 & #2
Club Rm. #3
Arts/Ceramic Rm.
Multi-Purpose
Ping Pong (Mixed)
Interfaith Bible Study
Crocheting/Knitting
Mah Jongg
Ceramic Open Inst.
Practice Beg. Bridge
Chess Club
Rosary Prayer Group
Multi Purpose
Club Room #1
Club Room #3
Club Room #2
Arts/Ceramic Rm.
Club Room #1
Multi Purpose
Club Room #1
Ping Pong (Mixed)
Stained Glass Class
Partners Bridge
Poker
Carillon Community
Chorus
Multi Purpose
Arts/Ceramic Rm.
Club Room #1
Billiards
The Reducers Club
Ping Pong (Mixed)
Carillon Quilters
Beginner Mah Jongg
Chess
Arts/Ceramic Rm.
Multi Purpose
Club Rm. #2 & #3
Club Room #1
Multi Purpose
Beginners Stained
Glass
Ping Pong (Mixed)
Arts/Ceramic Rm.
Multi Purpose
Wednesday:
9:00
10:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
6:00
7:00
a.m.
a.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
Thursday:
9:00
9:00
12:30
6:00
6:30
a.m.
a.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
Club Carillon
Friday:
8:30
9:00
1:00
1:00
6:00
a.m.
a.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
Saturday:
9:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
Sandi Kupris
August 2015
Interdenominational
Worship Service
Chess Club
Euchre
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Monday through Friday:
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Euchre
Euchre
2:00pm
6:30pm
6:30pm
12:30pm Pinochle
3:00pm Carillon Activities
Picnic
6:30pm Euchre
12:30pm Pinochle
6:30pm Euchre
12:30pm Pinochle
6:30pm Euchre
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6:00pm
6:30pm
7:00pm
Men’s Poker
Duplicate Bridge
YAHS Mtg.
6:00pm
6:00pm
6:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
Men’s Poker
Men’s Poker
Men’s Poker
Duplicate Bridge
Darlington H/O Mtg.
9:00am White Oak Library
10:00am Book Club
10:30am Carillon Activities
General Mtg.
6:00pm Men’s Poker
6:30pm Bunco
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CAMA H/O Mtg.
Trip Registration
Low Vision
Support Grp.
Carillon Activities
Game Night
12:30pm Party Bridge
7:00pm Dover H/O Mtg.
6:30pm
8:30am
1:00pm
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Berkshire H/O Mtg.
Blood Pressure Check
Poker Pals
VFW Mtg.
Cambridge H/O Mtg.
6:30pm
7:00pm
6:30pm
6:30pm
7:00pm
6:30pm
Four Winds Casino
Alzheimer’s Support Grp.
Men’s Poker
Men’s Poker
Canterbury East
H/O Mtg.
10:00am Web-Ed Intro Class
6:00pm Women’s Poker
9:15am
1:00pm
6:00pm
6:00pm
7:00pm
11:30am CWC Luncheon
Crystal Grand Banquet
6:00pm Men’s Poker
7:00pm Chelsea H/O Mtg.
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8:00am TOTT Assembly
9:00-11:00am
Blood Pressure Check
9:15am Garfield Farm Museum
7:00pm
9:00am
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
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Movie Night
Duplicate Bridge
Duplicate Bridge
Movie Night
Duplicate Bridge
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10:00am Travel Club
12:00pm Super Seniors
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