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Volume 6 - Number 8

TOWNSHIP SENIOR SERVICES

From Below The T

Serving The Millstadt Area Since 1983

Patty Evansco

AUGUST 2016

MILLSTADT SENIOR CENTER

THRIFT SHOP CLEARANCE SALE

CLOTHING ONLY

Friday, August 5, 2016 8:00 am to 12:00 pm

$5.00 PER BAG

Ball Drop Winners!

The 2016 Millstadt Township Senior

Services Golf Ball Drop was another huge success! Thanks to your

contributions, the Center was able to raise near $1,000 on just golf balls,

alone! Our 4 lucky winners are 1st Prize Ball # 463 $250 Cash Mark Stanro, St Louis, MO

2nd Prize Ball # 342 2 Cardinal Tickets Marlene Herrmann, Millstadt, IL

3rd Prize Ball # 298 $100 Cash Beth Kwentus, Belleville, IL

4th Prize Ball # 587 $ 50 Cash Rob Naylor, Millstadt, IL

Congratulations!!! Thank You Again For Supporting Our Meals on Wheels Program,

We Look Forward To Seeing

1st Place Golf Ball Winner Mark Stanro

Thursday, August 11, 2016 1:00 pm. Make Your Bus Reservation Today

Join Us For Oberweis

Ice Cream On

I hope everyone had a nice 4th of July and that you are staying cool and dry. Remember when the temperature is over 90 to please turn your air conditioners on. Also remember if you are bring cans to be recycled that we only take cans. Please no pans or foil.

I don’t know about you but my July days were pretty crazy but I suppose it could have been worse. My mom always said that, didn’t yours too? Just when you thought things were pretty rough, Mom would say you know it could be worse. I think she was right. Last month I had raccoons in my attic, a dead battery in my car, the refrigerator died and I tripped in the parking lot at Circle K. The raccoon trapper came and took three babies out, and there was no sign of the mother raccoon, if you see her please don’t send her back to my house and then he repaired the gutter and soffits. Have a good month!!! “The longer I live the more beautiful life becomes” Frank Lloyd Wright.

SENIOR NEWS 2 AUGUST 2016

QUILT RAFFLE

Available at the Center Many tickets are being sold for our Quilt A Rama

drawing on Dec.24, 2016. The Quilt tops are Handmade and Hand Quilted Queen Sized Pieced Quilt

and if it were in Branson it would most likely sell for $1000. Be sure to get your tickets.

$ 00 6 FOR

5 1

00 $

Dec. 24, 2016 At Senior Center

1st Prize - Handmade Queen Size Quilt 2nd prize - Christmas Tree Skirt

3rd prize - Handmade Baby Quilt TICKETS

Swimming Pool Open The Millstadt swimming pool opened on May 28 and will close on September 5, 2016. Matt Osborn is the pool manager and Ashley Crannage is the assistant pool manager. Season passes are available for both residents and non-residents, families and individuals. Contact the pool at 476-3205, Village Hall at 476-1514 or the Village web page at www.villageofmillstadt.org for more information on special swim dates, splash parties and daily admission fees.

We are updating our Telephone List. Please let us know if you have disconnected your land line and give us your mobile number. Thank you.

MILLSTADT TOWNSHIP SENIOR SERVICES

Millstadt Township Senior Center Outing

Thursday Sept. 8, 2016 Bus Leaves 10:30 For Lunch At 11:30

There Will Be Time To Browse At A Few Local Shops After Lunch

Call 476-3731 To Save Your Seat!!!!!

Phone Scam Targets The Elderly If you don’t know the caller HANG-UP! Telephone scammers are hitting the elderly hard with robocalls, calls constantly repeated, and using this form of cheap technologies to cheat seniors. Robocalls are placed for less than one cent per minute. As usual, Congress is slow in fighting back and limiting these automatic calls. These scammers are often in over-seas centers like Costa Rica, Peru and the Philippines. Many scams are set-up in foreign countries to escape from detection and punishment. Federal law allows charities, political campaigns, and groups like schools to use robocalls while telemarketers are barred from using recorded sales calls without a written consent. Well that law needs some more work! Remember if the IRS calls you and demands money, HANG-UP!

Homecoming Parade 2016 Labor week-end, September 3 and 4 will again be the time for the annual Millstadt Homecoming including two parades, food and refreshments. The theme for the 2016 parade is “Animated Movies”. Parade times are Saturday, September 3 at 5:00 pm and Sunday, September 4 at 5:00 pm. Contact Brent Summerfield at 618-980-7475 with questions regarding floats or to make a donation to support the bands playing at the park following the parade. The Commercial Club will supply paper material for floats. See the Commercial Club web site for more information on floats and participating in the parade.

http://www.villageofmillstadt.org


Red Cross Upcoming Blood Drives

September 8th 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm MCS November 10th 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm MCS January 5th 4:00 am – 8:00 pm MC March 2nd 4:00 am – 8:00 pm MCS

PENNYWISE THRIFT SHOP

Located Upstairs At The Millstadt

Township Senior Center Clothes, Shoes, Household and Holiday

Open Monday, Thursday, Friday 9:00 am – 2:00 pm

No Donations will be accepted through the summer. We will again start accepting them on

September 1, 2016

New Game Going On At Senior Center Are you tired of playing board games in which it takes a long time to learn the rules, and then during the game there are arguments over those rules as you learn to play the game? Shut the Box is also known as Canoga. Being a traditional pub game without any national governing body, variations of equipment and rules abound. Shut the Box is just the game for you then, as the rules are very simple. Your goal is to eliminate a series of numbers by rolling those numbers on one die or the combination of multiple dice. You can even eliminate multiple numbers that can be added up to total the sum of your two dice. The player with the lowest score wins in the Shut the Box Game.

SHUT THE BOX

FAMILY CARGIVING EVENT

“Unstuck” Lightening The Heart of the Family Caregiver With Humor

Featuring Noted Author & AARP Tennessee Volunteer Peter Rosenberg

(Broadcast Live Online)

August 25, 2016 - 6:00 pm

Smithton Senior Center Doors Open at 5:00 pm

Light Snacks and Refreshments Served Call Judy Castiller for Reservations

Home Delivered Clients Weekend Meals Available August & September Only Would You Like To Receive 2 Extra Frozen Meals On Friday For Saturday & Sunday? These would be meals from the week that we would freeze and bring to you on Fridays. You could let us know at the beginning of the week or sooner what 2 meals you would want extra each week. Please let us know tomorrow if we can add you to the Friday list of frozen meals. As always the suggested contribution would be $4.50. This is only a suggestion. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call me (618) 476-3731. Patty

SENIOR NEWS AUGUST 2016 4

MILLSTADT TOWNSHIP Giving Back to the Community

Free Heavy Recycling!! Appliances, Metal,

Anything with a Cord (No TV’s, PC Monitors,

Furniture or Trash) Recycling Program

820 South Jefferson Street By Popular Demand Will Continue Now Through The End Of The Year

Just Drop Off By Sign Monday through Saturday 8:00 am to Dusk

We are so happy with the success of this program! (No Tax Dollars spent on this Project)

Millstadt Township Supervisor Randall Eckert (618) 476-1207

MILLSTADT FARMERS MARKET

New Location MERTZ CAR LOT

(Located at 4 Way Stop – Millstadt)

3:00 pm – 6:00 pm Future Schedule

1st and 3rd Friday Of Each Month (August 5th August 19th etc)

For Information Contact Millstadt Township Supervisor Randy Eckert (618-910-4427)

Community Center & Park Pavilions Rental

If you are looking for a place to have a graduation, baby, bridal or birthday party consider renting the Millstadt Community Center or a pavilion at the park. Call the Village Hall at 476-1514 for rental information.

Senior Talk Available on Internet The Village of Millstadt web site has a variety of information available including the most recent copy of the Senior Talk newsletter, scheduled events for the Village, and copies of the Senior Menu and Activity sheet. Type in the following internet address, www.villageofmillstadt.org. This should bring up the main page of the

Village’s web site, on the left side of the

screen click on Community Center/Senior

Center. On the next page, click on the latest

edition of Senior Talk which will include the

menu and activity sheet for the month.

On August 16, 1977, Elvis Presley died at Memphis Baptist Hospital he was 42. Elvis was born in Tupelo, Mississippi on January 8, 1935. His twin brother Jessie Baron was stillborn. He moved with his parents to Memphis, Tennessee in 1948 and began his music career in 1954. His first RCA single Heart Break Hotel was released in 1956 and became a #1 hit. In November 1956, he made his film debut in Love Me Tender. His first TV appearance was in 1956 on the Milton Berle Show. Every year since 1997, thousands of people gather at Graceland, to honor his memory with a candlelight vigil.

Millstadt’s Yesterdays From the files of the Enterprise, Millstadt Enterprise dated August 25, 1970: August 26, 1910-Geroge Hoeser, proprietor of the West-end saloon was advertising a moon light dance at his place. Music was to be furnished by the Enterprise Orchestra. Dr. Fred Rose purchased a Rio automobile. August 27, 1920-Millstadt won the ball game from Belleville by a score of 3 to 2. Russell Baltz held them to five hits and fanned 11 batters. Fred Hatter acted as backstop and George Buecher was umpire. August 22, 1930-With the arrest of four alleged chicken thieves, it is believed a ring has been broken which caused the loss of over 1500 fowls, and many countless eggs. The Belleville News Democrat published a 120 page jubilee edition in celebration of its 75th anniversary. Fred J. Kern, the editor was born near Millstadt. August 30, 1945-The United States Navy’s mighty 45,000 ton battleship, the USS Missouri, served as the scene of the historic unconditional surrender of Japan to the United States, Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, Commander-in-Chief of the United States Pacific Fleet signed for the United States and General of the Army MacArthur for the Allied forces which fought in the Pacific. Among the boys on their way home are T/5 George Rahn, Cpl Herman Pellmann and Nelson Ross M2/c.

http://www.villageofmillstadt.org


Summer Olympics The words listed below can be found vertical-ly, horizontally, diagonally, forward, and backward.

Q O I T T S Y G X M S C R G E E U U N L E N U E N I O Y H G I L A E T I K D R L N M U O O K M O L C E A C X T N P Q S L V I F N I L R L I A E E G T F R L E B S F M N S R T T X I G E F V N W K Y T A A C I T N N R E V L I S I B G T N T M G I P W D A R C H E R Y I I G N L R B V J S U E G Z U R O J G C T O R C H E Q G J N K N N K Y W H G U J Y D D T Q O I W A C E S S O R C A L V L W R S J L C K W A L A E C E O Q P B J B C W R C M D T E R A J G S V B

ARCHERY — BRONZE — COMPETITION — CRICKET — CYCLING — FENCING GOLD —

GOLF — GYMNASTICS —

The Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) is a supplemental

food source for seniors age 60 and older who fall within 130% of the federal poverty guidelines—seniors may participate in this program while also receiving food assistance via food pantries, meals on wheels, and/or SNAP (food stamps). The Foodbank partners with an organization that elects to administer the CSFP boxes to qualified seniors. Millstadt Township Senior Services would receive a once a month free delivery of free boxes to be distributed to the seniors signed up for the program; each box contains about 16 shelf stable items, plus cheese. The program does require some administrative work including, application sign up and verification of seniors, maintenance of sign-in sheets, and re-certification of participants that may be conducted verbally every 6 months. If you are interested in signing up for this program and fit into the income guidelines below, please contact Patty Evansco at 46-3731 for an appointment.

Help The Tin Man While Shopping At

Millstadt IGA

Clip The Bar Codes From IGA Products And Return To

Zion’s Church Park is the ideal place to hold your next party, picnic or family reunion. Pavilion, pristine grounds, new restrooms, ball field, swings - anything you need for your out-door event! Call the church office at 476-1778 for details.

Millstadt Citizens Making The Difference During July of 2016, Lee’s Home Center facilitated donations for the Display of Independence. The Millstadt Community responded by making contributions to the amount of $ 840.94. Lee’s Home Center was very excited to help Contribute to Next Year’s 40th Anniversary for Millstadt’s Display of Independence. A check was proudly presented to John Linnemann, Agent for the Display of Independence. With such positive response from the Millstadt Community, Lee’s Home Center will explore helping other similar local organizations.


Expert Repair - Professional Installation High Efficiency Systems

Excellent Warranties

(618) 476-9604

Residential Commercial

Millstadt Sister Cities Organization Youth Ambassador Exchange Five Millstadt area high school students will travel to Millstadt’s Sister City, Gross-Bieberau, Hessen, Germany, on July 5 to spend four weeks with a host student and family: Annabelle Brown, daughter of Michael and Amy Brown Andrew Graf, son of Steven and Catherine Graf Ethan Lamons, son of Matthew and Kristine Lamons Lydia Taylor, daughter of Patty Taylor Savannah Tiemann, daughter of Scott and Kimberly Tiemann

Annabelle Brown, Savannah Tiemann, Ethan Lamons, Andy Graf and Lydia Taylor

When the Millstadt Youth Ambassadors return, their German exchange partners will accompany them and spend a month in Millstadt. This is the 16th year of the Youth Ambassadors Exchange sponsored by Millstadt Sister Cities Organization in which students experience life, school and culture as typical teenagers in each other’s country.

Younger Helpers Were Also Here This Summer Quinn Grommet, great- grand daughter of Betty Krupp and grand-daughter Director Patty Evansco also helped this summer at the Senior Center. Quinn especially enjoyed giving out the milk and passing out the trays.

Enjoy 50/50 Drawing Homemade Dessert Buffet

Everyone Wins A Prize. Tickets Are $8.00 And Available at Door or

Call Patty at 476-3731

Proceeds Benefit the Home Delivered Meal Program of the

Millstadt Township Senior Center

Registration Begins at 6:30 pm Bunco From 7:00 - 10:00 p.m.


DID YOU SIGN IN?

Knowing who is at lunch at the Center is important for a number of reasons. First of all it’s good to keep track so if someone isn’t there for a few days we can contact them to make sure everything is ok. Second, when you sign in and are registered we are able to submit your name to receive our grant money to help pay for the meals. A way to look at it is that if you aren’t registered and signed in we can’t send a bill for your lunch to the Area Agency on Aging.

Senior Transportation Program Need a Ride to the Doctor, Bank

Hairdresser, or Dentist? The Senior Center Offers the Only Form of Public

Transportation for the Community This Service is Available for Persons 60 Years and

Older and Their Caregivers A Suggested Donation Of $2.00 For

Transportation To and From Doctors, Dentists, Or Hair Appointments

This Partially Covers the Actual Transportation Costs of $5.95

For Each Time It Is Provided All donations are Confidential and Are Used

To Maintain the Transportation Program For Millstadt Township Seniors

Please Contact Patty at 476-3731 With Questions

Special Thanks to Concordia Church

Immaculate Conception - Centreville St. James Catholic Church Trinity Lutheran Church Zion Evangelical Church Millstadt Baptist Church

For Your Continued Support

National Honor Society Students Bring Joy To The Meals On Wheels Program This Summer Eli Tiemann and Amanda Wegner are busy packing meals. The students are helping with Meals on Wheels. This has been truly an experience for them realizing the importance of bringing the meal to those that can’t go out and enjoying the socialization it also brought. They are seniors this year at Belleville Township West and members of the Illinois National Honor Society. These students have worked many hours to achieve such recognition among their peers. We had 11 students this summer and they all are planning to go on to college and are ready for the challenges their future holds for them.


“Dr. Steve” Knoernschild Back and Joint Pain Specialist

Medicare Provider

FREE Consultation

618-476-3344 500 South Illinois St., Suite 4

Aluminum Cans Donate Your Aluminum Cans

To The Senior Center Contact

Patty Evansco at 476-3731

Dawn Paper Towels

Solo Cups (14 oz to 16 oz)

Bus Rider Reminder All Ride Reservations Should Be

Made Through The Office Please

Do Not Tell Bus Drivers Your

Dates to Remember August 5, Millstadt Farmers Market, 3:00-6:00 pm. August 6, St. James Parish chicken dinner and quilt bingo. August 12, Millstadt Farmers Market, 3:00-6:00 pm. August 19, Millstadt Farmers Market, 3:00-6:00 pm. August 26, Millstadt Farmers Market, 3:00-6:00 pm. September 3, Millstadt Homecoming parade at 5:00 pm. September 4, Millstadt Homecoming parade at 5:00 pm. September 5, Labor Day, Senior Center Closed.

Movies In The Park Returns this summer on Friday, September 16, featuring “Inside Out.” These movies are free just bring a blanket your family and friends and enjoy a movie and night under the stars.

Free!!

Millstadt Senior Walking Club June 2016 Days Walked

Frances Dickneite 21 Days Richard Chadeayne 21 Days Jane Evans 13 Days Bertha Rodgers 10 Days Betty Krupp 2 Days Columbia Delong 1 Day Dot Edmison 1 Day Norma Blank 1 Day

Total Walking Days: 69

The Good Old Days Grade school kids today have iPhones. When I was their age I used to spread glue on my hands, wait for it to dry and peel it off.


WRITER’S GUIDELINES One does not have to be a professional writer in order to submit articles to Senior Talk. All it takes is the desire to share your thoughts or feelings with the rest of us. Tell us about what matters to you. Share your his-tory, your fears, and your triumphs. There is a “Brag Corner,” where you can tell others about your new car, or how your grandchild just graduated from Harvard, or about your prize-winning roses. Give us your recipe for deviled eggs or tell us how you stay married to the same person for 50 years! It is best to keep the length of the article to no more than 500 words. We reserve the right to edit all materials. Be sure to include your name, address, and telephone number and email address, if you have one. Articles can be dropped off at the center, mailed, or emailed to [email protected]

SHIP Corner Millstadt Township Senior Center is a sponsoring agency for Senior Health Insurance Program help and we recently received our 2015 updated Manual. During the coming months I will be sharing with you some information that I feel is important and informational. Organization and Administration of the SHIP Program: SHIP was initiated in July of 1988 by the Illinois Department of Insurance in response to the needs of Illinois’ senior citizens regarding their health insurance. In April of 2013, under Executive Order by the Governor, SHIP was transferred to the Illinois Department on Aging. The organizational structure of SHIP consists of: • The Illinois Department on Aging, which provides initial training, continuing education and ongoing support of SHIP counselors; • The sponsoring organization (Millstadt Township Senior Services), which provides coordinators, office space and office support services; • The coordinator (Patty Evansco), who is responsible for the administrative aspects of the SHIP program, which include publicizing SHIP services, recruiting volunteers, scheduling counseling sessions and responding to counselors’ needs; and • Counselor Patty Evansco meets with clients individually to provide objective information about health insurance, advocacy assistance, or referral if appropriate. The state is divided geographically into four separate SHIP regions: Cook County, Northern Illinois, Central Illinois and Southern Illinois. Within each region, counselors are organized in to units that serve a specific geographic area, usually designated by counties.

Robert and Wilma Walker (Donation) Ron and Carol Dill (Donation)

Gary and Debbie Helfrich (Bingo Prizes) John McKay (Paper Shredder)

Tony and Yolanda Joynt (Donation) Bud Schaefer

Wib Miller (Paper Towels) Alan Analla (Golf Ball Drop) John McKay (Paper Towels)

Marlou Eckert (Golf Ball Drop) Dot Edmondson (Cups) Sue Sager (Donaation)

Steve Jarvis Becky Fowlks (Sweets) Lisa Hudnell (Cookies)

Gary and Linda Weingartner (In Memory of Arnelda Schremp)

Smithton Township (Meals on Wheels) Monroe County Electric Cooperative (Donation)

MILLSTADT SENIOR POLICE ACADEMY

A six- week program designed to g i v e p a r t i c i p a n t s a n understanding of the Millstadt Police Department and its operations.

Many topics of interest, both law enforcement and non-law enforcement related, will be covered.

The program is free for all those ages 55 and over. Whether you are still actively employed, or enjoying retirement, this program is for you!

Many topics of interest, both law enforcement and non-law enforcement related, will be covered.

The program will run six consecutive Monday evenings beginning September 12th. It will be conducted at the Millstadt Community Center, 102 S. Jefferson Avenue, from 6:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. A light dinner will be served each evening. Program size is limited to 40 participants. As this is an all-

encompassing program, we ask you plan on attending at least four of the six evenings.

Registration forms are available at the Millstadt Community Center, Millstadt Police Department, and Millstadt Village Hall.

For those who require, free transportation for local residents is available. Remember space is limited please make your reservations by calling the Millstadt Senior Center at (618) 476-3731.


Lemons contain more sugar than strawberries. Macadamia Nuts are toxic to dogs. Honey is the only natural food which never spoils. You burn more calories eating celery than it contains.

(The more you eat the thinner you become) Toilets use 35% of indoor water use. If you add up all the numbers from 1 to 100 consecutively it totals 5050. Frogs can’t swallow with their eyes open. 1 googol is the number one followed by 100 zeroes. Hummingbirds are the only bird that can fly backwards. There are 31,557,600 seconds in a year. Grapes explode when you put them in the microwave. The dot on top of the letter “ i ” is called a tittle. The average golf ball has 336 dimples. Pearls melt in vinegar. Monopoly is the most played board game in the world.

A group of frogs is called an army. A group of rhinos is called a crash. A group of kangaroos is called a mob. A group of whales is called a pod. A group of geese is called a gaggle. A group of owls is called a parliament.

Meals on Wheels Volunteers

(L-R) Linda Weingarten and Peggy Mokriakow getting ready to deliver Meals on Wheels.


Clothing Donations Is it time to clean-out closets to make room for those Christmas gifts you know you’ll be getting? Clothing items may be donated to the Senior Center Thrift Store located on the second floor of the Community Center. Gently used clothing items are also for sale. Donations for items are requested to support Senior Center activities and the Meals on Wheels program. Remember your clothing items may also be donated to the collection box at the IGA parking lot will add to the proceeds IGA collects and donates to the Senior Center. With the help of your donations 20,000 meals were served to Seniors in Millstadt Township last year.

Bible Study At Senior Center An informal Bible study will be offered at the Millstadt Senior Center, on the 2nd and 4th

Monday at 10:00 am. This is a

non-denominational study and all are

welcome, regardless of religious background, and there is no cost.

HOT DOG

ROAST Wednesday, August 10th

12:00 - 3:00 pm Millstadt Senior Center

Come Cool Off From the Summer Heat and Join Us For A Hot Dog Roast Enjoy

A Good Meal and A Game of Bingo Transportation will be provided!

MENU: Hot dogs, Sauerkraut, Potato Salad, Baked Beans, Ice Cream

Sundaes, And Refreshments

New Millstadt Fish Stand owner Terry Davinroy recently stopped by the Senior Center to visit and tell about his new adventure. (L-R) Don Ortmann, Darleen Sandheinrich and Frances Dickneite.

1. AECPSHE 2. EOSOMATT 3. S J L L E I E 4. SLPECK I 5. RGASASUAP 6. EVRERPES 7. MSSHOMOUR 8. CEREIHSR 9. SAALS

10. LLSBAE 11. PAAUP LSECE 12. APSOI CTR 13. R I LHES 14. NAS O M R A J 15. P J SALOEAN 16. BERERS I E U L B 17. SUUKRAERTA 18. IAANMARR USCAE

Mixed-Up Canning Unscramble the letters to reveal words that are associated with canning.


Glaeser HMR Home Maintenance and Repair

Brad Glaeser Owner

618-719-5952 cell 618-476-1135 Home Millstadt, IL 62260

“ No Job Is Too Small”

bglaeser @Hotmail.com

MILLSTADT LIBRARY The Millstadt Library in addition to books, offers audio books, videos, large print books, computers, and copy services. Residents of the Village are eligible for a library card. Contact the Millstadt Library at 476-1887, if you have any questions.

Senior Talk Available at These Locations Pick-Up Your copy of the Monthly Senior Talk at One of

The Following Millstadt Locations

Melva’s Family Hair Care 476-7933 Millstadt Barber Shop 476-7273

Millstadt IGA 476-3161 Millstadt Library 476-1887 Dr. Carla Samson 476-3373

Millstadt Pharmacy 476-1701 Millstadt Village Hall 476-1514 Shirley’s Beauty Shop 476-9494

St. James Catholic Church 476-3513 Trinity Lutheran Church 476-3101 Zion Evangelical Church 476-1778 Dr. Steve Knoernchild 476-3344

Concordia UCC 476-3377 St. Paul Church, Floraville 473-2285

Dr. Kevin Schmidt 476-3261 St Michaels Church – Paderborn 473-2798 First National Bank of Waterloo 476-3334

Caseys 476-7360 Associated Bank 476-3040

Michelle’s Family Haircut Millstadt Garden Place

Millstadt Baptist Church Lee’s Home Center 476-1760

Millstadt Baptist Church Thank You For Providing This Service To Our Community

1st & 3rd Monday

Please Feel Free to Join the Group Anytime

BOOK

CLUB

Reminder for Home Delivered Meal Recipients

If you leave a cooler out for your meal, please be sure that the cooler is kept very clean. Your help will be appreciated. This is for your own health safety. Thank You

Save The Date February 11, 2017 will be the date for the second annual Sandra M. Bereitschaft Foundation Dinner. Please mark your 2017 calendar now for this special dinner and night at Mertz’s Showroom. At the first dinner over 135 people enjoyed the dinner, entertainment and refreshments. Don’t miss the next one.

Subscription to Senior Talk Tired of fighting the lines at local businesses for the

latest copy of Senior Talk? To have a copy delivered to

your mailbox for the next year, make a $100.00

donation to the Sandra M. Bereitschaft Foundation,

Meals on Wheels program and receive a free one year

subscription to Senior Talk. A subscription to the

newsletter also makes a great birthday gift.

Personal Bests My goal for 2016 was to lose just 10 pounds. Only 15 to go. I don’t mean to brag but, I just finished my 14-day diet in 3 hours and 20 minutes. A recent study has found that women who carry a little extra weight live longer than men who mention it. I used to be able to pull all-nighters but now I can barely pull all-dayers.


Do you shop on Amazon? Now there is a new version of the company's website – smile.amazon.com – the company will donate 0.5% of the purchase price to charity. Customers pick their charity through the new website and there are almost one million to choose from, including Sandra Marie Bereitschaft Foundation (supports Millstadt, Freeburg and Smithton Meals on Wheels program). There is no cap on the amount Amazon will donate and almost every physical product sold by the company is eligible, which means tens of millions of items. Digital goods are not included, but that may come in the future. Everything else about the Amazon online shopping experience stays the same, including the shopping cart, wish lists and shipping options. The prices will also be the same, so these donations will suck some of the profit out of each sale Amazon makes through the program. Please be sure to sign up, shop and add “Sandra Marie Bereitschaft Foundation” as your designated charity. Thank you. http://smile.amazon.com

During The Month Of July

Our Volunteers Donated 646 Hours To

The Millstadt Senior Center

If Paid at Minimum Wage, the

Dollar Value Would be $5,329

THANK YOU

For Your Dedication, In The Spirit Of Giving Please Remember To Report Your Volunteer Hours

Would you like to join our group of Volunteers?

Pastor George Bundy and his wife, Suzanne for donating new Bibles for the Bible Study Group.

http://smile.amazon.com


Notary Services Are Provided

Free At The Senior Center

The Millstadt Senior Center

Expresses Our Deepest Sympathy To The Family, Friends and Loved Ones Of

Rita Cindrell

Valerie Hargraves

Ed Caumiant

Introducing a new and better way For Senior Adults to Live Well!

Cedarhurst of Shiloh 429 S. Main St., Shioh, IL 62269

618-622-9890

The Sandra M Bereitschaft Foundation will host their 3rd annual Trivia Night and Silent Auction on Saturday, October 22, 2016, from 7 – 10 pm. These funds will be raised for the Meals on Wheels

Program that serves Millstadt, Freeburg and Smithton. All monies will be used to purchase food and supplies for this program.

We are seeking donations to be included in our silent auction or to be given away as prizes for our Trivia contest. Items could include tickets, gift certificates, merchandise or gift baskets. All donations of cash or goods are tax deductible as the Sandra M Bereitschaft Foundation is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization. All donors will be acknowledged at the event. The Trivia Night and Silent Auction will be held at St James Parish Center at 402 West Madison Street, Millstadt, IL.

To donate an item for this event, please contact Patty Evansco at (618) 476-3731 or [email protected]. I will gladly pickup any items donated and we can arrange a time that would be convenient for you. Thank you for any help you may be able to give. We appreciate your support! Sincerely, Jim Bereitschaft, President

_ _ _ _ (Please copy for your records and return) _ _ _ _

ITEM DONATED: ________________________________

APPROX. RETAIL VALUE: ____________

SUGGESTED STARTING BID: ______________________

DESCRIPTION/ANY RESTRICTIONS?_________________

COMPANY/ORGANIZATION:_______________________

CONTACT PERSON:______________________________

ADDRESS:_____________________________________

CITY, STATE, ZIP_________________________________

PHONE:______________________________________

EMAIL:________________________________________

Submit this form by: MAIL Sandra M Bereitschaft Foundation, 102 South Jefferson Street, Millstadt IL 62260 FAX 618-476-3921 PHONE 618-476-3731 EMAIL [email protected]

Dominoes & Rummy Club July 2016 542 Games

Card Game Wins Frances Dickneite 210 Gloria Kettler 210 Jane Evans 100

Evelyn Lucy 16 Betty Krupp 6

Dominoes (53 Times)

Frances Dickneite 20 Games Won Gloria Kettler 17 Games Won


Memories Of My Pet Skunk, "Peanuts"...

Once upon a time long, long ago, I had a deorderized pet skunk named "Peanuts". How did I find myself with this little friend? My Dad, Howard Germann, was an avid outdoorsman. As a little girl, he was my hero. Times were more simple then, and part of my entertainment was to listen to the stories of the adventures that he and his buddies enjoyed in the outdoors. At one time, they came across a family of orphaned baby skunks. It was not uncommon in those days to deordorize the babies and have them become pets, much like a cat, and have them around the farming properties to act in a similar manner as having cats...and also to ward off strangers! In our case, we lived in the village and that was a bit different. My Mother, Ophelia Germann, who was the more refined partner in the marriage, was not happy about having "Peanuts" in our home, so my Dad built a little house with a cage for "Peanuts"; and he was kept outside. He had a little collar like a puppy would have to identify him. I'm very sad to report that somebody stole my little friend, and he was never returned. A memory of that era has been published in the Millstadt Historical Society Calendar for the month of September, 2016. The black and white picture shows the Millstadt Sportsmen’s Club float in the annual homecoming parade, probably around 1950. I'm standing in the front of a little log cabin. My Grandpa, Otto Germann, is sitting on the float with a hunting dog, along with other outdoorsmen. My Dad is holding my pet skunk, "Peanuts", along with one of his buddies, Percy Muskopf, who is also holding a pet skunk. Other men appearing are Leroy Procasky, Johnny Pflugmach and Kenny Schubert. My Dad was always full of fun! He had a plastic water pistol with some of his sister, my Aunt Fern's perfume in it. She was the more glamorous member of the family. Dad squirted the parade watchers and had fun watching their expressions! Aunt Fern was standing next to a lady who had been squirted. Legend has it that she heard it said, "Pew! Did you smell that skunk"! I can only imagine the expression on Aunt Fern's face when she heard that comment...knowing that lady was smelling her perfume! Respectfully Submitted, Rose Marie Fitzgerald e-mail: [email protected]


The Sandra M Bereitschaft Foundation is hosting a Trivia Night on Saturday, October 22, 2016 to raise funds for the Meals on Wheels program that serves Millstadt, Freeburg and

Smithton. All monies raised from this event are used to purchase food and supplies for this program. Making a donation to this great cause is easy! If you have a business that can donate goods or services, or if you have vouchers, tickets, or professional time you can donate, all will be gratefully accepted. Any business who donates either goods or services will be promoted on the night. What an excellent and selfless way to have the local Community become aware of the services your business has to offer. So if you have a donation you would like to offer, please fill out the details below so that we can include your business name and contact details to all who attend the Trivia Night.

Thank you for your generosity, Jim Bereitschaft, President

Name: ________________________________________

Contact Number: _______________________________

Business Name: ________________________________

Contact Number for Business: _____________________

Goods or Services you wish to donate: ______________

Approximate Value of your Donation: ______________

Please drop your donation information or goods off at the Millstadt Senior Center before October 15, 2016 so that we can ensure all your details are recorded on our promotional material. Please contact Patty Evansco by email at [email protected]

Bowling Rick Coleman

Barb Louis Dot Edmondson Bulletin Boards Kathy Schaefer

Kitchen Linda Hoepfinger

Ginny Mueth Lil Tracy

Norma Burlesman Ralph Schneider Bertha Rodgers

Columbia DeLong Darlene Sandheinrich

Doris Chaput Shirley Rinck Betty Stark

Collen Costello Fern Seiber

Frances Dickneite Meals on Wheels

Allen Analla Cheryl Mueth

Darlene Slovinski Karen Witte Gary Huwer

Linda Weingartener Peggy Makriakow

Lindy Knysak Marylou Peter Nancy Kostelac

Sandra Muskopf Susan Sager Booster Club Eileen Doerr

Janet Mueller Marlou Eckert Jean Colbert Newsletter

Don Mueller Jerry Schmitz

Carol Hotz Fred Hotz

Judi Jacobs Ronald Eckert

Jim Bereitschaft Marlou Eckert Kathy Schaefer

Office Janet Mueller Jean Colbert

Marlou Eckert MaryAnn Conrad Orville Mueller

Recyling Bert Hucke

Darleen Slovinski Allen Analla

Blood Pressures David Koch

Center Charlie Worden

Student Volunteers Claire Harter

Maddie Grohne Amanda Wegner

Haley Casper McKenzie Cooper Samantha Early

Jillian Rosenkranz Alyssa James Chloe Dosier

Samantha Large Eli Tiemann

Quilters Rosemary Matthews

Lois Potter Sisters from the Church

of Latter Day Saints Judy Sutter Pat Morris

Doris Adams Christy Lehr

JoAnn Clemons Teresa Barbier

Mary Alice Schmitz Ruth Fritzinger

Joann Pisel Marlene Herrmann

Marlene Harzin Beth Kwentus Pat Schaeffer

MaryLou Kochmann Jeannie Colbert

Judi Jacobs Carol Osick

Kathy Weygandt


RECYCLING 8 AM TO 10 AM

1ST SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH

AT TOWNSHIP SHED ON EAST HARRISON STREET

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Freeburg Care Center 746 Urbanna Drive, Freeburg IL 62243

(618) 539-5856

House Skilled Therapies

Individual Diet Plans

Hospice Affiliated

Private Suites Available

Long and Short Term Stays

Medicare – Medicaid Certified

Your Care Is Our Concern Providing Exceptional Care for over 32 Years

Locally Owned & Operated

One of the MOST AFFORDABLE RATES in the area Visit us at: www.freeburgcarecenter.com

August Birthdays 1 Leon Demond 1 Verna Joseph 2 Clarence Lindhorst 3 Cecil Showmaker 4 Lucy Ham 4 Gary Helfrich 5 Agnes Friedrich 7 Ester Merrick 8 Kenny Menrod 9 Marie Keck 11 Joan Guetterman 14 Charlotte Traiteur 14 Alene Merkelkamp 16 Eileen Wuertz 16 Jonelle Hotzhouser 16 Lawrence Osick

18 Norman Schaefer 18 Judy Sikes 19 Jim Bereitschaft 21 Ann Worden 21 Ron Pirtle 24 Doris Steiger 24 David Sikes 25 Arlette Coleman 25 Marty Gibson 26 Judy Karcher 28 Bill Anderson 28 Norma Burleson 28 Donna Nowak 29 Doris Chaput 30 Arlene Glaeser 31 Les Eckert

Perk Up With Pecans These tasty nuts are rich in a form of an antioxidant found in vitamin E that wards off the oxidation of LDL (bad) cholesterol and helps lower the risk of heart disease. Sprinkle on a salad, or mxix into oatmeal to add a sweet, satisfying crunch.

Seniors, if you need help with a project and physically are not able to complete the task or perhaps don’t know how to do the

task, please let us know. On October 2nd, Hope Christian Church has “Impact Day” and wants to make a difference in communities in the area through

serving. They are wanting service projects for individuals who could use their assistance or entities within the community such as parks or schools. You

have a need or know of someone who has a need or some project that could use some assistance, please call with name and contact information. Hope Christian Church is ready to get the projects organized. Patty Evansco, Millstadt Community Center 618/476-3731.

“Hope Christian Church Wants To Help You”

MISSION STATEMENT The Millstadt Senior Center Is A Place Of

Opportunities, A Focal Point In Our Community Where Services Support Positive Aging and Where Educational, Recreational and Cultural Programs Enrich The Lives Of Elders and The Community

Funding for (Grantee) is received from the United States Administration for Community Living, the Illinois Department on Aging, and the AgeSmart

Community Resources. (Grantee) does not discriminate in admission to programs or activities

or treatment of employment in programs or activities in compliance with State and Federal

Statues. If you feel you have been discriminated against, you have the right to file a complaint with

the AgeSmart Community Resources by calling

Township Senior Services 102 South Jefferson St., Millstadt, IL 62260

Phone No. 618-476-3731 Fax No. 618-476-3921

“Seniors Come First” Township Supervisor Randy Eckert Village Mayor Michael Todd Director Patty Evansco Nutrition Staff Rachel Feazel Transportation (Drivers) Robert Schmeirbach Larry Sanders Sandy Sanders Ed Luecking Executive Board Orville Mueller, President Charlie Todd Ronald Eckert Al Lehr Mark Todd Ray Famula Advisory Council Members John Baltz Allen Analla Betty Stark Carol Osick Darlene Sandheinrich Don Ortmann Kathy Schaefer Lillian Tracy Randy Burk Editors Patty Evansco Marlou Eckert Don Mueller Janet Mueller Jerry Schmitz Judy Jacobs

Services Available Meals on Wheels One of the Center’s most important programs, the Meals on Wheels program provides daily meals to people who have difficulty getting out of the house and/or cooking for themselves. Not only are we able to supply necessary food, but the driver delivering the meal is able to ascertain how the client is getting along and share some companionship. We have a number of folks dedicated to providing these services. They give freely of their time and energy to deliver the meals, make contact with the recipient and report back to the Center. The majority of the “regular” drivers volunteer one day per week and most have said it is highly rewarding for them. Lunch Program Lunch is served Monday through Friday at 12 noon. You must be 60 years of age or older to qualify for this program. It is appreciated that if you want lunch you call the center by 3:00 pm in order to sign up for lunch on the following day. When you come in you may sign yourself up for the next day. If you like, you may sign up for the entire week or month. If you know that you can not make it and you have signed up, please call and let us know that you will not be here and tell us when you will be back for lunch. If you have any questions concerning the lunch program please contact Patty Evansco at 476-3731.

All Lunches Are Catered From the Millstadt IGA, China King And

Breadeoux Pizza From Millstadt “The Center is a Great Place to Enjoy Yourself

Through Fellowship And Celebrations With Other Seniors of Millstadt”

Senior Information and Assistance provides information or help with services and benefits to residents of Millstadt age 60 and over. We will also visit


Laminating Tuesdays If you need something laminated please stop by on Tuesdays and we would be glad to laminate for you free of charge.

Make a Contribution There are many ways to contribute to Millstadt Senior Center:

Gifts by Cash or Check We accept gifts by cash or check by mail and in person. Include your name, address and phone number. Checks should be made payable to Millstadt Township Senior Services.

Memorial Gifts and Bequests The Millstadt Senior Center is establishing an endowment fund of memorial gifts and bequests, to ensure the future of senior services in Millstadt. We hope that you will remember the Center when planning your estate, or as a fitting means of honoring a departed friend or loved one. All memorial gifts and bequests will be acknowledged in the Center’s newsletter. If you would like to make a provision in your will, the following form is suggested: I give, devise and bequeath to Millstadt Township Senior Services, a non-profit corporation, located on this date at 102 South Jefferson, Millstadt, Illinois 62260 the sum of $ _________ (or the property, herewith described) We Welcome Any Inquiries About Bequests,

Please Call Us At (618) 476-3731

GRIEF

SUPPORT

GROUP

Sponsored by St. Clair County Office on Aging And 708 Mental Health Board

Meets Monthly Third Monday of each Month 10 to 11:30 am

201 North Church Street Belleville, IL 62220

Facilitated by Family Hospice Heartlinks Grief Center Please call us if you have any questions

234-4410, ext 7056

Save These Dates! October 22, 2016, Trivia at St. James Parish for the Sandra M. Bereitschaft Foundation for the Meals on Wheels program. February 11, 2017 Second Annual Sandra M. Bereitschaft Foundation dinner.


Head Table at the Bowling Banquet included High Game Winner (L) Dot Edmondson with 275. First Place Team (Sassy Girls) Diane Haas and Thelma Short.

The Millstadt Township Senior Services Wii Bowling League posing in their new bowling shirts provided by Westview Auto Body of Millstadt. (L-R) Bob Wheat, Diane Haas, Marlene Bruehl, League President Rick Coleman, Thelma Short, Dot Edmondson, Frances Dickneite, Rich Chadeayne, Evelyn Lucy, Elaine Gregson, Lil Tracy, Bertha Rodgers, Colleen Costello and Janet Pauketat.

Summer Bowling League Wraps Up With Banquet And New Shirts

The League models the backs of their shirts.

MILLSTADT TOWNSHIP SENIOR WII BOWLING LEAGUE 200 PIN CLUB - FINAL RESULTS - 7/20/16

FRANCES DICKNEIKTE - 215-214 RICK COLEMAN - 203-254 JO ANN PISEL - 205-214 JANET PAUKETAT - 238-201-235-223-226 MARLENE BRUEHL - 201-222 HOBBIE HAAS - 235-246-216-242-258-237-224-202 THELMA SHORT - 242-224-221-204 DOT EDMONDSON - 212-226-223-275-202-218-221 BARB LOUIS -220-205-213

HIGH GAME FOR THE 2 ND QUARTER DOT EDMONDSON – 275

MILLSTADT TOWNSHIP SENIOR WI! BOWLING LEAGUE FINAL RESULTS - 2ND QUARTER - 7/20/16

RANKING TEAM WIN/LOSS TOTAL PINS 1 SASSY GALS 11/1 5005 2 HOTSHOTS 10/2 4927 3 MISFITS 8/4 4607 4 ALLEY CATS 7/5 4742 5 HEAD PIN HUNTERS 7/5 4602 6 SPOILERS 4.1/6 4619 7 SNAFU 3/9 4766 8 FUN LADIES 1.5/10 4587

TEAM NAMEs/TEAM MEMBERS 1 SNAFU RICH CHADEAYNE/FRANCES DICKNEITE 2 HOTSHOTS DOT EDMONDSON/BARB LOUIS 3 HEAD PIN HUNTERS BERTHA RODGERS/RICK COLEMAN 4 SASSY GALS HOBBIE HAAS/THELMA SHORT 5 MISFITS MARLENE BRUEHL/EVE LUCY 6 ALLEY CATS JOANN PISEl/JANET PAUKETAT 7 FUN LADIES ELAINE GREGSON/CINDY WALKER 8 SPOILERS lIL TRACY/BOB WHEAT

MILLSTADT TOWNSHIP SENIOR WII BOWLING LEAGUE FINAL RESULTS -2ND QUARTER - 7/20/16

NUMBER OF STRIKES, SPARES & SPLITS PICKED UP NAME STRIKES SPARES SPLITS DOT EDMONDSON BARB LOUIS HOBBIE HAAS THELMA SHORT LIL TRACY BOB WHEAT FRANCES DICKNEITE RICH CHADEAYNE MARLENE BRUEHL BERTHA RODGERS RICK COLEMAN EVE LUCY JOANN PISEL JANET PAUKETAT COLLEEN COSTELLO ELAINE GREGSON CINDY WALKER RUTH REINHARDT

62 34 71 57 26 28 36 39 45 18 63 24 33 54 10 22 28 3

42 72 244851 50 5024513446495855184640 1

0 4 0 8 5 5 1 3 3 2 0 3 0 0 1 0 2 0


Ed Caumiant Ed G. Caumiant, 78, of Millstadt, Ill., born February 22, 1938, in Belleville, Ill., died Sunday, July 24, 2016, at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Belleville, Ill. Ed was a resident of rural Millstadt where he personally built the family home 41 years ago. He began his work life as a newsboy and had numerous stories about the antics and lessons learned in those days. After high school, he was employed by Kroger's on West Main Street, working everything from bagging, to restocking shelves, to produce manager. During those years, he was also elected as President of the Retail Clerks Union Local 219. Then a promotion to Head Clerk took him to the new Kroger store in Cahokia, Ill., where he met his future wife, "Dee". In 1967 he accepted a job as manager of Sharon's, an independent grocer in East St Louis, Ill. A year later he was manager of Wade Square Tom Boy in Belleville, Ill. In 1972, Ed left the grocery store and became a business agent for Local 219. Serving through numerous mergers and name changes, he retired as an Executive Vice President and Business Manager of United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 881, with members covering much of Southern Illinois. Ed and Dee were able to retire the same day in 1996. On that first Monday with no job, he quipped, "This is gonna be a looooong coffee break!". In 20 years of joint retirement they enjoyed welcoming their only grandchild into the family (and babysitting every chance they got); some travel which included a Disneyworld trip dubbed "The best vacation ever" by their then 8 year old grandson; a little gardening, and a lot of time for another cup of coffee. Surviving are his wife, DeLena, nee Davis, Caumiant, whom he married December 10, 1967 in East St. Louis, Ill.; his daughter, Cheryl D. (Susan Morris) Caumiant of Harris, Minn.; his son, Eddie A. (Jennifer) Caumiant, of Belleville, Ill.; and grandson, Eddie P. Caumiant, of Belleville, Ill.

Rita Cindrell Rita Kay Cindrell, nee Ivy, 64, of Millstadt, Ill., born March 3, 1952, in East St. Louis, Ill., passed away Friday, June 17, 2016, at her home. Rita started teaching in 1978 for the Dupo Community School District where she taught pre-school and early childhood development. She retired in 2012 after 34 years. She was preceded in death by her parents, Roy C. "Bo" and Eva Mae, nee Pentecost, Ivy; and her brother-in-law, Norman Plaisted. Surviving are her husband, Steven Cindrell; her son, Joshua (Sarah) Cindrell; her grandchildren, Allison and Tiffany Cindrell; and her two sisters, Lisa Plaisted and Tina (Bill "Scrap") Jenkins. She is also survived by other relatives and numerous friends. Please note that the family respectfully request that no flowers be sent at this time, but donations to the memorial fund would be greatly appreciated to support the advancement of early childhood education. Rita K. Cindrell Memorial Fund, Inc., c/o Josh Cindrell, 1626 Shadow Ridge, Columbia, Ill.

Valerie Hargraves Valerie Lynn Hargraves, 60, of Millstadt, Ill., born June 23, 1956, in Belleville, Ill., passed away July 22, 2016, at Barnes-Jewish Hospital in St. Louis, Mo. Valerie was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, number one sister, aunt, godmother, and dear friend. She loved life and treasured her family. Valerie met the love of her life, Randy, as a freshman at Belleville West. After dating for five years they were married on August 9, 1975. For the next 40 years they were inseparable attending countless parties, picnics, parades and family functions. She passionately followed sporting events with the Cardinals, Blues and Rams. Valerie loved the beach, shopping, baking cookies and spoiling her grandchildren. Valerie dedicated her life to raising her family. She was extremely active in her children's lives and participated in the PTO, Room Mother's Club, Sports Boosters, Band Parents, and Junior Women's Club. She loved spending holidays with her family. Christmas and Halloween were her favorites. She prided herself in decorating her home and garden. She loved soap operas, TV shows and movies. She and Randy would often watch shows into the early morning hours. Valerie was never happier than when watching a good show with a "jack and coke" in her hand and her golden retriever, Harvey, by her side. She was preceded in death by her parents, Jerry and Betty, nee Moore, Hoffmann; and her grandmother, Anita, nee Bartelbort, Hoffmann. Surviving are her beloved husband, Randy; and two daughters, Holley (George) Aplin and Brittney (Grant) Mechlin. She was "YiYi"to four precious grandchildren, Jerry Aplin, Bree Aplin, Violet Aplin, and Josie Mechlin. Also surviving are her loving sister, Gayla (Stan) VanSant and nephew and godson, Ian VanSant; brother-in-law, Rick Hargraves and nephew, Chris (Laura) Hargraves. She will be deeply missed by family and countless friends whose lives she touched. Memorials in Valerie's memory may be made to the Belleville Area Humane Society, 1301 S. 11th St., Belleville, Ill. 62226 or the American Lung Association , 3000 Kelly Lane, Springfield, Ill. 62711.

Thank You! We are very grateful for the support of AgeSmart, Department of Insurance, Millstadt Township, Millstadt, Smithton Township, Department of Transportation, Sandra M Bereitschaft Foundation and all our donors for the support they give us.

Calendar Year>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 2016 2015 2014 2013

Agesmart 42,608$ 74,439$ 42,411$ 76,101$

SHIP,SHAP, MIPPA (Funds I get to help you with Information and Referral) 5,475$ 4,075$ 4,900$ 4,600$

Government (Millstadt, Millstadt Township & Smithton Township) 30,360$ 33,480$ 33,480$ 27,360$

Other Grants - Applied For and Received (Includes Bus and Van) 101,000$

Sandra Bereitschaft Foundation 163$ 10,028$ 578$

181,622$ 124,037$ 83,383$ 110,074$

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