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The Levy Center February – March 2017
A WORD FROM THE SUPERVISOR...William M. Mayer
Hello Friends,
William M. Mayer
SUPERVISOR
Patricia Mayoral-Stach
CLERK
TRUSTEES
Alyssia Benford
Ken Burgess
Maripat Oliver
Dennis Raga
I hope you all are staying warm and healthy during these cold and bitter
months that Mother Nature likes to throw at us. Before long spring will
be here and we can once again enjoy the warm fresh air. I’ll be looking
forward to that!
As I reflect over the past couple of months of your activities, I see that
you all have been just about as busy as me!! We have had Bolingbrook’s
State of the Village conferences in January and will attend Romeoville’s
in February. The meetings are always so informational and give us a
broader view of just how well these villages are moving along. Bolingbrook and Romeoville have
been flourishing over the years and of course, are communities that “will continue to grow.”
Patricia Holloway
COLLECTOR
I’m proud to be a resident here and I hope all of you are as well. I am completely honored to serve
you as your Township Supervisor, and of course WELCOME your comments or phone calls always.
Jean Kelly
ASSESSOR
(630) 759-1315
I’m glad so many of you came out for our annual Christmas party! It always makes my heart glad to
see so many of you come out for this event. I’m confident everyone had a great time. With “Vito” as
our entertainment, how could we not?? I know you all will enjoy our annual Valentine’s Day party.
The food will be phenomenal, and I heard you will have a great entertainer! Wow!! I know that many
of you are headed off to Branson, Missouri in late April and I’m sure you are all going to have a
great time! I’m looking forward to all the stories you will have talk about when you get back. Well,
I see that you have a relatively busy schedule coming up yourselves, with lots of fun activities and
programs to look forward to. I know that you are
setting your sights on the Irish fare in March. I’m
sure you’ll have a great time with that! Once
again it is time for our Annual St. Patrick’s Day
party. That’s always a good time with great food
and great entertainment! Hope everyone can
make it. I’m signing off, advising you to be wise
and stay warm throughout the rest of the winter
and hoping that you all stay healthy. It is
comforting to know that by the next time I write
this letter, we will be
well on our way to
warmer weather and
the all the beauty that
Spring brings!
DUPAGE TOWNSHIP
(630) 759-1317
fax: (630) 759-3412
EMAIL
[email protected]
WEBSITE
www.dupagetownship.com
DUPAGE TOWNSHIP
THE LEVY
SENIOR CENTER
251 Canterbury Lane
Bolingbrook, IL 60440
(630) 759-3411
fax: (630) 759-3472
Maureen Fox
SENIOR PROGRAM DIRECTOR
[email protected]
Lynne Woodard
SENIOR RECREATION DIRECTOR
[email protected]
Until next time as always,
YOUR Supervisor,
Bill Mayer
DuPage Township
Supervisor
February – March 2017
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BOLINGBROOK DERMATOLOGY
Providing Dermatology Services
in Bolingbrook for 20 Years
Tehming Liang, M.D., PhD
Specializing in Diseases
of the Skin, Hair, and Nails
580 E Boughton Rd, Suite A
Bolingbrook IL, 60440
(630) 972-2600
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ART DABBLERS
BOLINGBROOK SENIOR CLUB
Please come out on Wednesday
afternoons from 1:00 – 4:00 pm. We
do watercolor, charcoals and pencils.
Everything but oils. Call Pat Collins at
630-739-2420 for more information.
Our 2017 membership rolls are now open. Out of township members must pay
the Levy Center $12.00 before they can join or renew their dues to senior club.
Dues for all members is $20.00. Renewing members have until April 25th to pay.
After that day, dues will be $25.00 for renewing members. Membership rolls
will close on Sept. 26th for all members. You must be paid in full to participate
in our activities.
February brings our Valentine Hygiene packs for the DuPage Township Food
Pantry clients. Thank you Jean Castner for taking on the solicitation of funds and
materials during the past two months. We will be packing the bags of toilet
paper, Kleenex, paper towels, soap, toothpaste/brushes, and other items on
Tuesday, February 7th at 10:30 AM. Our goal is 200 packs which we have exceeded
the past few years. By including a valentine and candy we spread a little love to a
needy community. Thank you very much to everyone who contributes and works
on making this project a continued success.
We will celebrate Mardi Gras on Tuesday, February 28th during our meeting
with a quiz, prizes, donuts, and singing “When the Saints Go Marching In.”
A little bit of fun before Lent begins.
Spring officially begins on March 20th, but we will be parading our Spring
Bonnets on Tuesday, April 11th. Spring flowers rule!
Senior Club meets every Tuesday from noon until 3:00 PM. Come on out and join
us — no winter doldrums, just good conversation, panera bread, and fun. See you
at the Levy Center.
Pat Collins
BOARD GAMES
Sign up at the front desk for the 2nd
and 4th Wednesday of the Month
game day.
Noon: MEXICAN TRAIN DOMINOS
Bring $1.30 in dimes and join a group
playing this popular domino game.
Contact: Mary Ann Bloch, 630-739-5589
1:00 pm: BRIDGE
Brush up on your social game or learn.
We have patience and are looking
for learners.
Contact: Roger Flees, 630-759-2091 or
Judy Bredeweg, 630-759-3189.
CANASTA CLUB
Do you enjoy Rummy?
Canasta is quite similar.
Looking for members to play
every Tuesday at 12:30 pm.
CERAMICS
The class meets in the solarium
every Tuesday at 9:30 am. Monies will be
collected when we need paints. Don’t
worry about not knowing how-to-do-it.
We have our own kiln here. Call Cathy at
630-739-5892.
Cathy Hess
LEVY CENTER CLOSED
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PRESIDENTS’ DAY
February – March 2017
Judy Bredeweg, President
EARLY VOTING starts Monday March 20, 2017
at Fountaindale Public Library. If you need a ride
please contact us at 630-759-3411.
If you’d like a ballot sent directly to your home,
please call Will County Clerk office 815-740-4616
or call Village Clerk Carol Penning at 630-226-8411.
VOT
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CRAFTY SENIORS
Feeling crafty? Feeling bored? Come join us for our weekly dose of Crafty
Seniors on Thursday mornings at 9:30 am in the Solarium. We do many
different types of crafts so I’m sure you’ll find something you’ll enjoy. Feel free to
bring your own ideas to share. We’ll resume our Craft Sales on February 7th in the
Solarium from 11:00 am – 1:00 pm. Come see what new Valentine and Spring
crafts we have. Our dues are $1.00 per month. Come join us for crafts, conversation, and company.
Judy Cassidy
MACHINE EMBROIDERY CLUB
You really need an Embroidery Machine to sew
with this group. We will be doing a different project
each month. The class size is limited to 6 people.
Time is 9:30 – 11:30 am.
This club will meet on the 1st and 3rd
Wednesday of the month.
If you’re interested, please contact Susan Slamar at 630-963-9418.
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MEN’S ACTIVITIES
EXERCISE CLASS
Join our Exercise/Line Dancing on Mondays at 9:00 am and on Tuesdays at
9:00 am. Regular exercise class is on Wednesdays and Fridays at 9:00 am. All
classes are at the Levy Center. The price for class is $2.00. Every 10th class is
FREE. Live longer, feel better and meet others like yourself who want to walk
with confidence.
Live longer, feel better and meet others like yourself who want to walk
with confidence.
Carla Williams
CROCHETING
Come join our group of crocheters and
knitters. We are not a formal club, but
rather wish to share our patterns and skills
with others.
We meet on Mondays at 9:30 am. There
are no dues, no rules. Hope to see you there.
Esther Stachiewicz
LINE DANCING
Line dancing starts at 10:15 on Fridays. We
have added a beginner’s class. See Jerry to
enroll. The cost is $2.
Jerry Fuzak and Rita Savane
QUILTERS
We have regular meetings on Tuesdays
at 1:30 pm and for those who can spare
the time, we meet on Mondays at 10:30
am. We crochet in the Main Room or the
Solarium. Come join us for lots of laughs
and learn what the others are making or
just for conversation.
Shirley Armstrong
Marguerite Harbin
DON’T
FORGET!
You can
drop off
your OLD PRESCRIPTIONS
at THE LEVY CENTER and
we will make sure they
get disposed of properly.
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NOTE: To All SENIORS
and CAREGIVERS
CAREGIVERS::
We are a SENIOR
WELLNESS center
What that means, really, is we
are NOT a drop off adult day
care center. Our seniors are
active, motivated and driven to
exercise, plan activities,
volunteer, deliver meals, help
prepare meals for shut-ins.
Line dance, Zumba Dance,
share recipes, crochet, make
ceramics, bowl and sometimes
go to the basketball courts.
If this is not you or your parent,
we will help you find a place
which is very suited for yourself.
We have an
EQUIPMENT LOAN CLOSET.
We are in need of
canes and wheelchairs.
Call us for some short term
loans. 630-759-3411
Join the Men’s Club! All are welcome
for $20 per year.
The Men’s Club activities are as follows:
Wed. Poker type games 1:00 – 4:30 pm
Thurs. Poker type games 1:00 – 4:30 pm
If anyone would like to join the Men’s
Club, contact Russell Hild, President,
at 630-759-6569 or Dan Laverty,
630-739-1916
PINOCHLE
Men and women are invited to play.
Tuesday and Wednesday
12:30 – 4:30 pm
For more information, contact Gerry
Farganus 630-910-1170.
WE ARE LOOKING FOR
NEW RENEWAL NOTES
CHORUS MEMBERS!!
We are seeking new members
to join the Renewal Notes for fun
and camaraderie. We sing all the
oldies but goodies and also learn
some new ones. We sometimes
visit local Nursing homes to spread
good cheer! We specialize in the
songs from our younger days. If
you enjoy singing and meeting new
people, come join us on Thursdays,
from 10:00 – 11:30 am.
More information call (630)759-3411.
Hope to see you there,
Darleen Kay (Pianist)
BOWLING
We are looking for bowlers on the Senior OWLS
league on Mondays at NOON at Brunswick Zone in
Romeoville. Fee: $13 per week: bowling ball and
shoes are needed.
Contact: Larry Duda: 630-783-1557 or Marianne
Jacobson: 630-739-4225 for more information.
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NOTES FROM THE ASSESSOR
We’ve started working on the assessments for 2017. If you have any questions
about your assessment, you can come in to our office anytime before August and
we will be happy to discuss it!
If you or your spouse is turning 65 in 2017 you can come in anytime in 2017 to fill
out the senior exemption form! You don’t need to wait until after your birthday.
The senior freeze forms will be available at the end of March. Look for your form in
the mail if you applied for it last year! It helps us if you also bring the envelope that
the form came in because it has your PIN number on it! We do not get copies of the
freeze forms in our office until April so be sure to save your income tax information
as you get it and then bring everything in to our office AFTER APRIL 1st and we will
be happy to help you fill out the senior freeze forms!
If you or someone you know has a service connected disability, they may qualify for
the Veteran’s Disability Exemption. They can stop in our office for more information.
TRIVIA QUESTION: What movie filmed a scene at Clow Airport?
Stop in the Assessor’s office with your answers!!
There will be a random drawing in February & March from the entries we receive,
so you’ll have 2 chances to win if you get it in early! Good Luck!
WINNER for November: Wendell Wong WINNER for December: Tita Balcita
A list of questions, answers and winners are on display in the Assessor’s office
Office Hours: 9AM to 4PM Monday – Friday
630-759-1315
May your troubles be less, and your blessings be more, and nothing but happiness
come through your door.
Jean Kelly
JESSE WHITE
Secretary of State
RULES OF THE ROAD
How are
you
today?
Wednesday, February 22
10:00 am – Noon
Please call the front desk to register
(630) 759-3411
CRISIS LINE OF WILL COUNTY
REASSURANCE CALLS (SUNSHINE PROGRAM)
Every day, Crisis Line calls
elderly, disabled and homebound
individuals with a
friendly chat to check on their well-being.
If needed Crisis Line volunteer operators will remind an individual
to take their medication, increasing an individual’s
independence and self-sufficiency. The program provides
an individual and/or their family
the security of knowing that someone is checking on them.
If interested in the “Sunshine Program”
or for more information
please call the administrative line at (815) 744-5280
February – March 2017
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ATTENTION !!!
February 7
BOLINGBROOK POLICE DEPTARTMENT
Detective Cunningham
11:30 am
February 7
Tolietry Packs
February 14
FOUNTAINDALE BOOKMOBILE
10:30 am
February 14
VALENTINE’S PARTY — 11:30 am
February 15
MAUREEN’S BUNCO — 12:30 pm
February 21
MARY KAY presentation – Donna Niven
12:15 pm
February 28
FOUNTAINDALE BOOKMOBILE
10:30 am
February 28
SPRING CREEK – Heather Mensik
Medication side effects
12:15 pm
March 7
BOLINGBROOK POLICE DEPTARTMENT
Dectective Cunningham, BPD
11:30 am
March 7
BOLINGBROOK PARK DISTRICT
John Chase
12:15 pm
March 10
FISH FRY — 5:00 – 8:00 pm
March 14
FOUNTAINDALE BOOKMOBILE
10:30 am
March 14
SOCIAL HOUR
12:15 pm
March 15
MAUREEN’S BUNCO
12:30 pm
March 17
ST. PATRICK’S PARTY
11:30 am
March 21
PACE – Beth Gonzalez — 12:15 pm
March 24
FISH FRY — 5:00 – 8:00 pm
March 28
HARBOR LIGHT HOSPICE – Gail Gauger
Healthy Eating and Gardening!
12:15 pm
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NOTES FROM THE DIRECTOR
Beginning 2017 you still will need your
2015 tax information to complete a
BEAM application until after April 17th
2017, then we can accept 2016 tax
information. Keep in mind we are
always a year behind, just like taxes.
BEAM benefits include a reduction
on your license plates and a ride free
program handled by Ventra.
BEAM requirements are if you make
less than $27,610 for one person
household and $36,635 for a two
person household. I am also available
for Food Stamps applications and with
Medicare A, B, C or D. Please call
at 630-759-3411. We also do RTA
applications for 65 years and older
reduced fare permit or free fare permit.
Maureen Fox
BEAM
Senior Services of Joliet will have
an intake worker here to do
BEAM Applications and
Medicare Part D assistance
9:00 am on Tuesdays
You must have an appointment,
call 815-723-9713.
Ask for BEAM
appointments (at the Levy Center).
Please bring all sources of 2015 income,
a picture ID and social security card ,
property taxes paid and/or rent receipts.
!! MAUREEN’S BUNCO !!
Wednesday, Februaury 15 &
Wednesday, March 15
Time: 12:30 PM
Fee: $2.00
This is a
FREE EVENT,
everyone is
WELCOME!
COMMUNITY RESOURCE FAIR
and Secretary of State
JESSE WHITE Office
Wednesday, May 24, 2017.....10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
The Levy Center
251 Canterbury Ln., Bolingbrook IL
Rules of the Road (10:00 am to Noon)
Emergency Services
Elder Services
Fountaindale Library
Recreational Opportunities
And much more, all in one place!
Any questions, please contact: MAUREEN FOX
630-759-3411
[email protected]
AARP SMART DRIVER CLASSES
For those drivers wishing to save $ on your insurance,
come to the two 4 hour classes to be held:
Thursday, March 2nd and Friday, March 3nd
from 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Pre-registration is required.
STUDENTS MUST ATTEND BOTH CLASSES TO RECEIVE YOUR CERTIFICATE.
$
15 – AARP member $20 – non-AARP member
Call 630-759-3411 for reservations.
MEMBERSHIP
FOOD PANTRY
719 Parkwood, Romeoville
(815) 886 -7986
Tuesday & Thursday
9:00 am – 2:00 pm
If you are a DuPage Township resident and
you have a hard time stretching your food
budget, you may come in 2x per month.
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If you are “Out of DuPage Township”, you must pay $12.00 per calendar year –
January through December, yearly to get a newsletter and to go on all trips.
If you did not get your newsletter, you are probably not a current member.
Please use the swipe card at the front desk when entering the building.
If you are not getting the current listing, see Diane or call 630-759-3411.
Remember, your new dues are due now, January 1, 2017.
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ATTENTION VETERANS!!!
The Veterans Assistance Commission of Will County,
is available to help with filling out forms but you must
go to Joliet for this service. You must call and make an
appointment to see them first at 815-740-8389.
WOMEN take note: If you are a veteran, you, too, are
entitled to Veteran Assistance.
They have a Doctor’s office in Joliet at the old Silver
Cross Hospital which will treat you, or they will bus you
to Hines Hospital for treatment. The bus leaves daily,
(except county or federal holidays), from the VA office
at 8:00 am; the VA clinic on Glenwood Ave in Joliet
at 8:20 am, and at 8:45 am from the Spartan Square
Parking lot in Romeoville (Rt. 53 & Normantown Rd.),
it returns to Joliet no later than 2:30 pm. You need
to make an appointment to ride the bus. Please keep
your appointments since space is limited.
Veterans can now get prescription drugs for $7 - $15
apiece from the VA if you meet the income guidelines.
Also, if someone is in a nursing home or assisted/
supp. living and had a spouse who served during WWII,
Korea, Vietnam, Iraq or Afghanistan, they are entitled
to a stipend to assist with the cost of placement, —
Monthly rent.
The office is located at 2400 Glenwood Ave., Joliet, IL.
Call the Joliet office at 815-740-8389 for information.
RED HAT CLUB
The Red Hats meet once a month and do different activities,
however, membership is closed for now.
Lurine Hild, President
POWER CONNECTION
Classes for Computers and Forklift Training:
The Power Connection
999 Remington Blvd., Suite F, Bolingbrook, IL 60440
You may come in Monday – Friday (10:00 am – 4:00 pm) or call
630) 679-6899 to register for scheduled classes.
Visit our website at www.thepowerconnection.org for more info on our Food
Connection, Resale Connection and more!
ATTENTION:
ATTENTION:
Seniors Taking Our Trips
Payment must be made at the time of the trip
registration. In the event of cancellation, all efforts
will be made to resell their tickets to Levy Center
members. If we cannot, no refund can be given.
We’re sorry for any inconvenience.
Visit Our SPA DAY!!!
Fridays
Starting at 9:00 am
February – March 2017
SUSIE’S
Hair Do’s, Cuts
$
8.00
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In
n Memory
The following
people were
known to the
DuPage Township
Levy Senior Center
and loved ones.
If we did not print
someone’s name, please forgive us
and let us know so that we can print
them in the next issue.
Judith Nelson
Patricia Runnion
RAY PETERSON
Experienced chair massage
therapist, (reflexology)
and 2nd degree Reiki
will be here
on FRIDAYS
offering chair
and hand
massages or foot
massage – $8.00 each, 15 minutes.
Please sign up at the front desk.
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Schedules
BUS SCHEDULE
SCHEDULED STOPS
Start Greenleaf
9:00 am
Bus service runs on the noted Fridays. Due to lack of participation,
the shopping bus will pick up at Greenleaf Apartments one time.
The bus will arrive at 9:00 am, and returns approximately 11:30 am
or 12:00 Noon.
Also, due to rising costs of fuel, the charge for each one-way ride will
be $1.00. It will also be necessary to provide your membership ID
card so that we can identify every passenger riding.
To First Midwest Bank
9:10 am
To Marquette Bank
9:30 am
To McKenzie Falls (if reserved)
9:35 am
To Briarcliff
9:40 am
To Wal-Mart
9:45 am
To Dollar Store
9:50 am
To Lily Cache
10:00 am
To Naperville Road
10:15 am
To Meijer
10:30 am
To Jewel/Target/Kohls
10:40 am
To Boughton
11:00 am
To Greenleaf
11:30 am
or NOON
NOTE:
The bus will run every other week:
Friday, February 10
Friday, February 24
PLEASE KEEP THIS
CALENDAR FOR
READY REFERENCE
Friday, March 10
Friday, March 24
EXERCISE CLASSES
DAY
TIME
CLASS
PLACE
Monday
9:00 – 10:00 am
Exercise/Line Dancing
Levy Center
Tuesday
9:00 – 10:00 am
Exercise/Line Dancing
Levy Center
Wednesday
9:00 – 10:00 am
Exercise
Levy Center
Friday
9:00 – 10:00 am
Exercise
Levy Center
BEFORE GETTING STARTED IN AN EXERCISE PROGRAM:
(A) Consult your physician before starting an extensive exercise program
(C) Adapt your routine to suit your lifestyle
(B) Pick activities that you enjoy
(D) Set realistic and measurable goals
Carla Williams
The Nutrition Program
has volunteer
opportunities available
SUBSTITUTE DRIVERS: Call 630-759-3411 and ask for Theresa
SENIOR SERVICES OF WILL COUNTY : 815-723-9713 or 815-726-0094 (NUTRITION)
DO YOU HAVE
ANY OLD
GLASSES OR
CELL PHONES??
NUTRITION UPDATE
Join us for Lunch at the Levy Center for Congregate
Meals, Monday – Friday at 11:30 am.
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We collect them and then donate them
to Bolingbrook Lion’s Club.
The Lion’s donation box is
located in the coatroom
of the Levy Center.
Contact Theresa to make reservations 5 days
in advance. Call 630-759-3411
Monday through Friday
between 8:30 am – 11:30 pm.
A suggested donation of $3.00 is appreciated.
THANK YOU
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MONDAY
TUESDAY
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9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing
9:30 am Ceramics
FEBRUARY
2017
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WEDNESDAY
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9:00 am Exercise
9:30 am Machine
10:00 am Flu Shots – Jewel/Osco
FIRST
TUESDAY
Embroidery
11:30 am Nutrition
11:30
am
Nutrition
11:30 am
Cunningham,
OFDetective
THE MONTH
12:30
pm
Pinochle
Bolingbrook Police Dept.
12:15 pm Right at Home
SENIOR CRAFT FAIR 1:00 pm Art Dabblers
12:30 pm Pinochle/Canasta 1:00 pm Men’s Club
1:00
pm Senior
11:00
AM –Club
1:00Meeting
PM 1:00 pm Red Hat’s Meeting
1:30 pm Quilting
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
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9:30 am Crafty Seniors
10:00 am Renewal Chorus
11:30 am Nutrition
12:30 pm Bingo
1:00 pm Men’s Club
9:00 am Sue/Hairdresser
/Ray’s Massage
9:00 am Exercise
10:15 am Line Dancing
11:30 am Nutrition
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SENIOR CRAFT FAIR
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
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9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing
9:30 am Crocheting
10:00 am Sew What?
11:30 am Nutrition
1:00 pm FREE MOVIE:
The Great Gilly Hopkins
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9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing
9:30 am Ceramics
11:30 am Detective Cunningham
BPD
11:30 am Nutrition
12:15 pm NO SPEAKER
12:30 pm Pinochle
1:00 pm Senior Club Meeting
1:00 pm Canasta/Quilting
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9:00 am Exercise
11:30 am Nutrition
Noon Board Games
12:30 pm Pinochle
1:00 pm Art Dabblers
1:00 pm Men’s Activities
9:30 am Crafty Seniors
10:00 am Renewal Notes
11:30 am Nutrition
12:30 pm Bingo
1:00 pm Men’s Club
LEVY BUS DAY
9:00 am Sue/Hairdresser
/Ray’s Massage
9:00 am Exercise
10:15 am Line Dancing
11:30 am Nutrition
SENIOR CRAFT FAIR
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
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9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing
9:30 am Crocheting
10:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing
10:00 am Sew What?
11:30 am Nutrition
1:00 pm FREE MOVIE:
When the Bough Breaks
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9:30 am Crocheting
10:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing
10:00 am Sew What?
11:30
am Nutrition
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12:15 pm Valentine’s Party
12:30 pm Maureen’s Bunco
9:00 am NO Exercise/Line Dancing 9:00 am Exercise
9:30 am Ceramics
9:30 am Machine
10:30 am Fountaindale Bookmobile
Embroidery
11:30 am Nutrition
11:30 am Nutrition
12:30 pm Pinochle
1:00 pm Canasta/Quilting
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9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing
9:30 am Ceramics
11:30 am Nutrition
12:30 pm Pinochle
1:00 pm Art Dabblers
1:00 pm Men’s Activities
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12:15 pm Mary Kay
1:00 pm FREE MOVIE:
White ChrisS’as
12:30 pm Pinochle
1:00 pm Senior Club Meeting
1:00 pm Canasta/Quilting
9:00 am Exercise
11:30 am Nutrition
Noon Board Games
1:00 pm Pinochle
1:00 pm Social Bridge
1:00 pm Art Dabblers
1:00 pm Men’s Activities
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PRESIDENTS’ DAY
9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing
9:30 am Crocheting
10:00 am Sew What?
11:30 am Nutrition
1:00 pm FREE MOVIE:
GREATER
9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing
9:30 am Ceramics
10:30 am Fountaindale Bookmobile
11:30 am Nutrition
12:15 pm Spring Creek
12:30 pm Pinochle
1:00 pm Senior Club
1:00 pm Quilting/Canasta
February – March 2017
9:00 am Exercise
11:30 am Nutrition
Noon Board Games
12:30 pm Pinochle
1:00 pm Art Dabblers
1:00 pm Social Bridge
1:00 pm Men’s Club
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9:30 am Crafty Seniors
10:00 am Renewal Notes
at Autumn Leaves
Memory Care
11:30 am Nutrition
12:30 pm Bingo
1:00 pm Men’s Club
9:30 am Crafty Seniors
10:00 am Renewal Notes
11:30 am Nutrition
12:30 pm Bingo
1:00 pm Men’s Club
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10:00 am Renewal Notes
Chorus
11:30 am Nutrition
12:30 pm Bingo
9:00 am Sue/Hairdresser
/Ray’s Massage
9:00 am Exercise
10:15 am Line Dancing
11:30 am Nutrition
LEVY BUS DAY
9:00 am Sue/Hairdresser
/Ray’s Massage
9:00 am Exercise
10:15 am Line Dancing
11:30 am Nutrition
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9:00 am Sue/Hairdresser
/Ray’s Massage
9:00 am No Exercise
10:15 am Line Dancing
11:30 am Nutrition
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9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing
11:30 am Nutrition
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2017
Activities & Events
WEDNESDAY
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9:00 am Exercise
9:30 am Machine Embroidery
11:30 am Detective Cunningham, BPD 11:30 am Nutrition
12:15 pm Violinist
12:30 pm Pinochle
12:30 pm Pinochle
1:00 pm Art Dabblers
1:00 pm Senior Club
1:30 pm Quilting/Canasta 1:00 pm Men’s Club
1:00 pm Red Hat’s Meeting
THURSDAY
2
9:30 am NO Crafty Seniors
10:00 am Renewal Notes
11:30 am Nutrition
12:30 pm Bingo
1:00 pm Men’s Activities
FRIDAY
3
9:00 am Sue/Hairdresser
/Ray’s Massage
9:00 am Exercise
10:15 am Line Dancing
11:30 am Nutrition
AARP
AARP
9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
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9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing
9:30 am Crocheting
10:00 am Sew What?
11:30 am Nutrition
1:00 pm FREE MOVIE
The Magnificent Seven
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9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing
9:30 am Crocheting
10:30 am Sew What?
11:30 am Nutrition
1:00 pm FREE MOVIE:
Sully
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9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing
9:30 am Crocheting
10:00 am Sew What?
11:30 am Nutrition
1:00 pm FREE MOVIE:
Jason Bourne
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9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing
9:30 am Crocheting
10:30 am Sew What?
11:30 am Nutrition
1:00 pm FREE MOVIE:
Florence Foster Jenkins
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9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing
9:30 am Ceramics
11:30 am Detective Cunningham
BPD
11:30 am Nutrition
12:15 pm Bolingbrook Park Dist.
12:30 pm Pinochle
1:00 pm Senior Club
1:00 pm Quilting/Canasta
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9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing
9:30 am Ceramics
10:30 am Fountaindale Bookmobile
11:30 am Nutrition
12:30 pm Pinochle
1:00 pm Senior Club
1:30 pm Quilting/Canaasta
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9:30 am Ceramics
11:30 am Nutrition
12:15 pm PACE
12:30 pm Pinochle
1:00 pm Senior Club
1:30 pm Quilting/Canasta
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9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing
9:30 am Ceramics
10:30 am Fountaindale Bookmobile
11:30 am Nutrition
12:15 pm Harbor Light
12:30 pm Pinochle
1:00 pm Senior Club
1:30 pm Quilting/Canasta
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9:00 am Exercise
11:30 am Nutrition
Noon Board Games
12:30 pm Pinochle
1:00 pm Social Bridge
1:00 pm Art Dabblers
1:00 pm Men’s Club
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9:30 am Crafty Seniors
10:00 am Renewal Notes
11:30 am Nutrition
12:30 pm Bingo
1:00 pm Men’s Activities
9:00 am Sue/Hairdresser
/Ray’s Massage
9:00 am Exercise
10:15 am Line Dancing
11:30 am Nutrition
LEVY BUS DAY
FISH FRY
5:00 – 8:00 PM
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9:30 am Crafty Seniors
10:00 am Renewal Notes
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Memory Care
11:30 am Nutrition
12:30 pm NO Bingo
1:00 pm Men’s Activities
9:00 am Sue/Hairdresser
/Ray’s Massage
9:00 am NO Exercise
10:15 am NO Line Dancing
11:30 am Nutrition
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9:00 am Exercise
11:30 am Nutrition
Noon Board Games
12:30 pm Pinochle
1:00 pm Social Bridge
1:00 pm Art Dabblers
1:00 pm Men’s Club
9:30 am Crafty Seniors
10:00 am Renewal Notes
11:30 am Nutrition
12:30 pm Bingo
1:00 pm Men’s Activities
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9:00 am Exercise
9:30 am Machine Embroidery
11:30 am Nutrition
12:30 pm Maureen’s Bunco
12:30 pm Pinochle
1:00 pm Art Dabblers
1:00 pm Men’s Club
9:00 am Exercise
10:00 am Wii
11:30 am Nutrition
12:30 pm Pinochle
1:00 pm Art Dabblers
1:00 pm Social Bridge
1:00 pm Men’s Club
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ST. PAT’S PARTY
9:00 am Sue/Hairdresser
/Ray’s Massage
9:00 am Exercise
10:15 am Line Dancing
11:30 am Nutrition
FISH FRY
5:00 – 8:00 PM
9:30 am Crafty Seniors
10:00 am Renewal Notes
11:30 am Lunch
12:30 pm Bingo
1:00 pm Men’s Activities
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9:00 am Sue/Hairdresser
/Ray’s Massage
9:00 am Exercise
10:15 am Line Dancing
11:30 am Nutrition
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MONDAY, February 6, 2017 Mission: The Great Gilly Hopkins
12-year-old wisecracking Gilly Hopkins finds herself shuffled from foster home to foster home until she meets Maime Trotter. Sophie Nelisse, Kathy
Bates, Glen Close. PG
MONDAY, February 13, 2017 When the Bough Breaks
John and Laura Taylor are a young, professional couple who desperately want a baby, After exhausting all other options, they finally hire Anna the
perfect woman to be their surrogate-but as she gets further along in her pregnancy, so too does her psychotic and dangerous fixation on the
husband. The couple becomes caught up in Anna’s deadly game and must fight to regain control of their future before it’s to late. PG-13
MONDAY, February 20, 2017 CENTER CLOSED – PRESIDENTS’ DAY
MONDAY, February 27, 2017 Greater
Brandon Burlsworth is perhaps the greatest walk-on in the history of college football. Brandon had always dreamed of playing for the Arkansan
Razorbacks, but was considered too short and to fat to play Division 1. Undeterred, Brandon took a big risk and walked on in 1994. PG
MONDAY, March 6, 2017 The Magnificent Seven
With the town of Rose Creek under the deadly control of industrialist Bartholomew Bogue, the desperate townspeople employ protection from
seven outlaws, bounty hunters, gamblers and hired guns. As they prepare the town for the violent showdown that they know is coming, these seven
mercenaries find themselves fighting for more than money. PG-13
MONDAY, March 13, 2017 Sully
On Thursday, January 15, 2009, the world witnessed the “Miracle on the Hudson” when Captain Chesley Sullenberger, nicknamed “Sully”, glided his
disabled plane onto the frigid waters of the Hudson River, saving the lives of all 155 aboard. However, even as Sully was being herald by the public
and the media for this unprecedented feat of a aviation skill, an investigation was unfolding that threatened to destroy his reputation and his career.
PG-13
MONDAY, March 20, 2017 Jason Bourne
Jason Bourne is again being hunted by the CIA. It begins when Nicky Parson a former CIA operative who then went under and now works with a
man who’s a whistle blower and is out to expose the CIA’s black ops. So Nicky hacks into the CIA and downloads everything on all their Black Ops
including Treadstone which Bourne was a part of. And Heather Lee, a CIA agent discovers the hack and brings it to the attention of CIA Director
Dewey, the man behind the Black ops. He then orders Parsons be found and hopefully Bourne too. PG-13
MONDAY, March 27, 2017 Florence Foster Jenkins
Florence Foster Jenkins, an heiress form NYC always wanted to be a concert pianst and play Carnegie Hall. An injury in her youth deterred that dream.
So she sets out to sing her way to Carnegie Hall knowing the only way to get there would be “Practice Practice Practice “ Her husband supports her
venture and the true story of Florence Foster Jenkins playing Carnegie Hall becomes a truly historic event. PG-13
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MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
TUESDAY LUNCHEON
Suggested donation $3.00
LUNCH IS SERVED
AT 11:30 AM
Menu items subject to
change without notice
FEBRUARY
FEBRUARY 7
Roast Turkey Breast
Sage Dressing
Kernel Corn
Rotini Pasta Salad
FEBRUARY 14
Baked Ham
Au Gratin Potatoes
Green Beans
Peas & Carrots
FEBRUARY
2017
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
MARCH
2017
FEBRUARY 21
Breaded Chicken Breast
Garlic Mashed Potatoes
Green Beans
Grape Cluster
FEBRUARY 28
Meatloaf with Gravy
Whipped Potatoes
Glazed Baby Carrots
Fresh Fruit Salad
MARCH 2016
MARCH 7
Baked Chicken
Russet Potatoes
Kernel Corn
Cantaloupe Wedge
MARCH 14
Mostaccioli
Italian Sausage
Green Beans
Grape Cluster
MARCH 21
Meatballs in Burgundy
Sauce
Buttered Noodles
Peas & Carrots
Fresh Fruit Salad
ABOVE MEALS: Menu Items Subject To Change Without
TUESDAY LUNCHEON: Reservations required at
Notice. Please Call 815-740-4225 To Cancel Meal Deliveries
least 3 days in advance. Call 630-759-3411 ext. 228
MARCH 28
Deep Fried Chicken
Macaroni & Cheese
Green Beans
Watermelon Wedge
NUTRITION REMINDER….
The senior nutrition meal program in compliance with rules and regulations set forth by the Agency on Aging
does not allow food items to be removed from the dining room. All food should be consumed at the meal
time. These measures are taken seriously and will be enforced at the senior dining programs.
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Trips & Activities
Lynne’s Trips and Activities – February 2017
DINNER AND A MOVIE
WHEN: FEBRUAURY 7
TIME: 5:30 PM
FEE: $7
LIMIT: 100
What better to eat on these cold blustery days but a piping hot bowl of Chili, coupled with some shredded cheddar
cheese, chopped onions, sour cream, and cornbread! You may choose to have a Chili Cheese Dog, as there will
be Hot Dogs available also. Enjoy some Chips and Salsa at your table while you wait! Don’t worry, I won’t make
anything too spicy. Of course, there is always a sweet treat to top off this delightful meal.
Our movie selection is going to be what was planned last month. Due to technical difficulties, we were unable to see the scheduled movie,
“Sully”. On January 15, 2009, a decidedly un-cinematic hero, Captain Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger of US Airways, landed 155 souls into the
Hudson River, safely, as he struggled with a plane crippled by birds in both engines. As we all know, the passengers and crew survived, so what
does director Clint Eastwood bring to the big screen that could engage an audience knowing the blessed outcome?
First, he brings Tom Hanks, not known to portray low-key heroes (see Bridge of Spies and Captain Phillips most recently), whose understated
courage seems accurately to reflect the Sully we have come to know and see displayed with the credits. Second, Eastwood crafts one of the
most believable crash and rescue scenes I have ever encountered. Also starring Laura Linney, Aaron Eckhart and Jeff Skiles.
As in the authentic Hanks interpretation of the quiet Sully, the disaster is compelling and understated. No swelling or morbid music takes
away from the terror. After seeing this film, you may have a heightened respect even for flight attendants, showing a more sincere bravery than
summer blockbuster heroes could ever do as the crew directs the passengers: “Brace. Brace. Brace. Head down, stay down!”
THE BODYGUARD AND LUNCH ON YOUR OWN
WHERE: THE ORIENTAL THEATER - CHICAGO WHEN: FEBRUARY 8
TIME: 10:30 AM
FEE: $83 LIMIT: 26
We will begin this afternoon’s journey with a trip to one of our own local restaurants, Golden Chopsticks. Golden Chopsticks
is a traditional Chinese restaurant that serves sweet & sour dishes, lo Mein & other Chinese cuisine. Beef, pork, poultry, and
seafood are among a variety of selections offered here. VERY affordable prices!!
Dining in the neighborhood gives us plenty of time to enjoy lunch and fellowship with your fellow peers. It also allows a good amount of
time to allow for a power nap on the way to the theatre! (just in case you need one); I’m sure YOU WON’T WANT TO MISS a minute of this
production that derived from the actual movie, “The Bodyguard.” Former Secret Service agent turned bodyguard, Frank Farmer, is hired to
protect superstar Rachel Marron from an unknown stalker. Each expects to be in charge, what they don’t expect is to fall in love. A
‘BRILLIANT!’ (The Times), breathtakingly romantic thriller, THE BODYGUARD features a host of irresistible classics including Queen of the Night,
So Emotional, One Moment in Time, Saving All My Love, Run to You, I Have Nothing, Greatest Love of All, Million Dollar Bill, I Wanna Dance with
Somebody and one of the greatest hit songs of all time – I Will Always Love You. THESE TICKETS WILL SELL SUPER FAST!! SIGN UP QUICKLY
SO YOU DON’T MISS OUT!
VALENTINE’S DAY PARTY
WHEN: FEBRUARY 14
TIME: 11:30 AM
FEE: $10
LIMIT: 250
Yep, it’s time for another party! A day to celebrate the people we love. Doesn’t have to be a spouse; could be a friend as well.
Just an opportunity to share some good food and good fun!! We will cater in a remarkable meal, consisting of some delicious
broasted chicken, tender roast beef, mashed potatoes, and a vegetable, followed by a delectable dessert!! You surely don’t
want to miss this fabulous menu!
Entertainment will be provided by a new artist for this event! Since he broke onto the scene more than twenty years ago,
Chicago native Chris Colletti has done it all. His fresh approach to the music of the Big Band Era leaves his audience in awe. Whether he croons
“Time after Time” or belts out “New York, New York”, he offers that elusive quality of class. He makes his audience a part of the show as he brings
them into his musical world. Chris Colletti gives new meaning to the phrase “Highly Energetic and Versatile Performer”. His charisma and stage
presence set him apart from the rest as he gives new life to Popular Standards, Ballads, Broadway Classics, and Italian Love Songs. Chris Colletti
is truly a unique individual following in the footsteps of some of the greatest entertainers of all time.
Since his musical beginnings, at a very young age, Chris Colletti has amassed a rather extensive list of credits. He has appeared on major cruise
lines including Royal Caribbean, Carnival, Costa, Princess, and Norwegian and has been featured in musical theater productions of Jesus Christ
Superstar, Godspell, The Music Man, Bye Bye Birdie, Little Shop of Horrors, A Chorus Line, and Ah Wilderness. Chris has traveled to Los Angeles, Las
Vegas, St. Louis, New York, Michigan, Milwaukee, and Florida for numerous conventions and trade shows, and continues to bring his unique style
and versatility to restaurants and lounges, dazzling his audiences throughout the Chicagoland area.
Favorite musical legends like Frank Sinatra, Bobby Darin, Al Martino, Mel Torme, Buddy Greco, Vic Damone, and Tony Bennett are just a few of the
many performers whose music is a part of Chris’ vast repertoire which is parallel to a performer twice his age. By continuing to keep the music of
the Big Band Era alive, he takes you on a journey back to a sweeter time, a simpler time….a time when a song and its lyrics really meant something.
His boundless energy and enthusiasm, style and grace, lyrical interpretation and powerful vocal styling make him a unique talent in the world of
music today. DON’T MISS THIS!! IT WILL SURELY BE A GREAT TIME!!
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Lynne’s Trips & Activities – February & March 2017
SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER
WHERE: DRURY LANE – OAKBROOK WHEN: FEBRUARY 15 TIME: 10:30 AM
FEE: $55
LIMIT: 25
Grab your bell-bottoms and take a trip back in time with “Saturday Night Fever.” Based on the 1977 hit film, Saturday Night Fever follows
Brooklyn teen, Tony Manero, in his attempt to escape his tribulations by spending weekends at the local discotheque. Watch as
Tony tries to win the admiration of the crowd as well as his heartthrob, Stephanie Mangano, with his electric moves. Featuring your
favorite Bee Gees songs from the movie such as “Stayin’ Alive” and “More Than a Woman,” Saturday Night Fever is a nostalgic classic that will bring you
dancing in the aisle.
We will enjoy a delicious lunch before the show. Beginning with a Classic Caesar salad, then your choice of either Pecan Crusted Tilapia, with Creamy
Roasted Garlic Butter Sauce or Traditional Roast Turkey, with herb stuffing, cranberries, and Turkey gravy. All entrées served with choice of one
non-alcoholic beverage, freshly baked bread, and butter, along with chef’s selection of potato and vegetable. Of course, dessert to follow. SIGN UP
QUICKLY!! SURE TO SELL OUT FAST!!
LUNCH BUNCH
WHERE: PAPADEAUX – WESTMONT
WHEN: FEBRUARY 23
TIME: 11:30
FEE: $2
LIMIT: 40
Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen is the largest concept in one of the largest family-owned and operated restaurant companies in the
United States. The Pappas family of restaurants offers many different cuisines and traditions, but common to all is an obsession
with quality food and superior service. Pappas is a respected leader in the competitive restaurant industry. Their drive still comes from a passion for
excellence, a focus on innovation and attention to detail and quality in everything they do.
The Pappas Restaurants own and drive the trucks that deliver the freshest meats and seafood to their restaurants every day. They employ the
electricians who keep the lights on and the kitchens humming. They even make our own chairs for the dining room floor! Appetizers, soups and salads,
to fried shrimp, steak, lobster, crab, and everything in between! Deliciously prepared, and served piping hot, you are sure to bring home leftovers!
This is a regular stop for us since MANY request to come back here. IF YOU’VE NOT TRIED THIS PLACE OUT YET, JOIN US! YOU WON’T BE SORRY!
BREAKFAST WITH BILL
WHEN: FEBRUARY 28
TIME: 9:00 AM
LIMIT: 250
FREE!! FREE!! FREE!! FREE!! FREE!! FREE!! FREE!! FREE!! FREE!! FREE!!
We are going to bring back this event this year. Hopefully we will have a better attendance in honor of our
Veterans who served America and gave their lives so that we may have ours.
We will enjoy a piping hot breakfast consisting of some piping hot scrambled eggs, hash browns, sausage and
bacon and a short stack of pancakes, with some coffee or tea.
We will be swooned by the sounds of the FREENOTES, INC. This band has been here before, and their
arrangements are of the well-known bands of Glenn Miller, Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Tommy and Jimmy
Dorsey, and many more, mostly from the 30’s, 40’s and 50’s, but still popular today.
Start your day off with this fun-packed morning! You DON’T NEED to be a Veteran to come to this party. Come and show your love and support
for the many men and women who served our Country. MARK YOUR CALENDERS! ADVANCED SIGN-UP IS REQUIRED!!
DINNER AND A MOVIE
WHEN: MARCH 7
TIME: 5:30 PM
FEE: $7
LIMIT: 100
This is the month of “comfort foods.” I’m sure you will be having plenty of Corned Beef and Cabbage, so I decided to
make something different. I am going to prepare Beef Stroganoff, a delicious dish consisting of some cubed round
steak prepared with some sautéed mushroom and onions in a creamy mushroom gravy, served over egg noodles and
topped off with a spot of sour cream. We will precede the meal with a tossed salad and a roll w/butter, and proceed with a sweet treat after the
meal. I’m sure you won’t be disappointed!
The movie selection this month I titled “Doubt.” Wow! Incredible performances from Meryl Streep and Philip Seymour Hoffman. Mesmerizing
intensity from Streep as the nun seeking to find Hoffman guilty of a sin he may or may not have committed. Amy Adams gives a sincere performance
as the nun who sets the ball rolling with her suspicions that Hoffman may have molested a black student. The scenes between Streep and Hoffman
crackle with intelligence and frightening intensity. Streep, as the unrelenting figure of justice, determined at any cost to destroy Hoffman, is terrifying and
unrelenting. An absolute knockout, nuanced and convincing in every way. If anyone has any “doubts” about watching this movie due to the theme, then
put those “doubts” aside as the writing and acting are without a“doubt” amongst the finest ever committed to film. ADVANCED SIGNUP IS REQUIRED!!
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Trips & Activities
Lynne’s Trips & Activities – March 2017
LUNCH BUNCH I
WHERE: SOPHIA’S HOUSE OF PANCAKES - BOLINGBROOK
WHEN: MARCH 9
TIME: 11:30 AM
FEE: $1
LIMIT: 40
This was such a popular choice last year that I decided to repeat it. Sophia’s feel that their affordable prices are the
ways to develop a great relationship with you, the patrons. They also believe that you will enjoy their very comfortable
atmosphere. Sophia’s House of Pancakes is the restaurant to visit for the best breakfast around! Their food is prepared
deliciously and the staff is always friendly and ready to serve you! They strive to present The Highest Quality Food, well prepared and at very
modest prices. It is also their desire to add to your dining enjoyment with prompt service and a clean and comfortable atmosphere. For over
30 years, they’ve been offering the highest quality food to start your day off right!
You can either select from a vast array of breakfast items to soups and salads, Panini’s, wraps, classic sandwiches, lunch entrees and much
much more! I believe this little gem is a true diamond in the ruff and would encourage you all to come join us for an afternoon of good food,
fun and fellowship! SIGN UP TODAY!!
Fish Fry 1
LUNCH BUNCH II
WHEN: MARCH 10 TIME: 5:00 – 8:00 PM
$8 – WHITEFISH
$9 – COMBO
$10 – FRIED SHRIMP
WHERE: THE RED APPLE - CHICAGO
WHEN: MARCH 23
TIME: 11:00 AM
FEE: $2
LIMIT: 40
You can pay for this event at the door, when you decide what you would
like to eat. I LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU THERE!
By far, the BEST polish food restaurant in Chicago!! Food is
homemade, abundant, fresh, and delicious!! There is a fabulous
variety - you won’t be able to try one of everything. They have all of
the traditional dishes along with carved meats.
Enjoy the buffet, they have a great variety and restaurant is
very clean.
MAKE SURE YOU BRING CASH, NO CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED.
ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARTY
Fish Fry 2
It’s always a good time when we get together for our annual fish fry’s.
Each meal will be served with some French fries, cold slaw, and a roll.
Come out and have some fun! Fellowship with the people in your
community as well as DuPage Township Board and Staff. We will have a
DJ so you can enjoy some movin’ and groovin’ also! Cash bar available.
WHEN: MARCH 17
TIME: 11:30 PM
FEE: $10
LIMIT: 250
Join in the fun and celebrate the luck of the Irish!! Everybody is Irish
on St. Paddy’s Day, a GREAT reason to party it up with good friends!
Nothing says spring like observing the first major holiday of the
season with a fun-filled St. Patrick’s Day party! We will have a typical
traditional Irish fare that will feature Corned Beef & Cabbage with
boiled potatoes and carrots followed by a sweet treat. We will have
macaroni and cheese available also.
Put on your GREENS and your dancing shoes as you will be kicking up
your heels to the fine sounds of “Lenny the DJ!” He always shows us a
great time. Come and join this gala affair! You won’t want to miss it!
SIGN UP TODAY! PARTIES FILL UP QUICKLY!!
PROBLEMS WITH PACE?
Call PACE Hotline and voice your complaints!!
(847) 364-7223
ATTENTION: PACE BUS RIDERS!
Anyone riding the Pace Bus must apply for a Pace bus
card 3 – 4 weeks before they intend to ride on the bus.
WHEN: MARCH 24 TIME: 5:00 – 8:00 PM
$8 – WHITEFISH
$9 – COMBO
$10 – FRIED SHRIMP
This is the second and last chance to enjoy this fantastic meal. It’s
always a good time when we get together for our annual fish fry’s. Each
meal will be served with some French fries, cold slaw, and a roll.
Come out and have some fun and fellowship with the people in your
community as well as DuPage Township Board and Staff. We will have
a DJ to enjoy some movin’ and groovin’ also! Cash bar available.
You can pay for this event at the door, when you decide what you would
like to eat. I LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU THERE!
PACE DIAL-A-RIDE
1-800-244-4410 (NOTE – NEW NUMBER!)
Call within a week before the trip is to be scheduled. Please call the Thursday
before the week requested. ELIGIBILITY: Service is available to persons 65 years
of age or older, and persons with a disability.
SERVICE HOURS – Monday – Friday
7:00 am to 5:00 pm
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251 Canterbury Lane, Bolingbrook, during
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