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October – November 2016 Oldies But Goodies 1

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The Levy Center October – November 2016

William M. MayerSUPERVISOR

Patricia Mayoral-StachCLERK

TRUSTEES

Alyssia BenfordKen Burgess

Maripat OliverSheldon Watts

Patricia HollowayCOLLECTOR

Jean KellyASSESSOR

(630) 759-1315

DUPAGE TOWNSHIP(630) 759-1317

fax: (630) 759-3412 EMAIL

[email protected]

www.dupagetownship.com

DUPAGE TOWNSHIPTHE LEVY

SENIOR CENTER251 Canterbury Lane

Bolingbrook, IL 60440(630) 759-3411

fax: (630) 759-3472Maureen Fox

SENIOR PROGRAM DIRECTOR [email protected]

Lynne WoodardSENIOR RECREATION DIRECTOR

[email protected]

A WORD FROM THE SUPERVISOR...William M. Mayer

Hello Seniors,

Hope everyone enjoyed their summer. I’ve been incredibly busy these months, but it has certainly been a hot one this year! I welcome the fall weather, but I can’t say I’m a big fan of the Winter months.

Thank you to all who participated in the parades this year. Hope you all had fun! We could not pull it off without you. Your eagerness does not go unnoticed. It is always great fun to show you all off to the judges! See some of the highlights below.

I know that a lot of you will be traveling to South Dakota in the near future. How fun!! I want you to be safe and I hope you all have a GREAT time. I am also aware of our Senior Olympians competing again…….I am looking forward to your reports on the Gold! Good luck to all of you!

As always, it looks like you have plenty of activities to keep you busy over the next couple of months. See inside for details. Of course, any suggestions for new programs or activities are always welcome.

Enjoy the remaining days of summer. Pretty soon we will be talking about Christmas, so let’s enjoy what nature has to offer over the next several weeks.

In the meantime, let’s take time over the next couple of months to refl ect upon our blessings as we go into the holiday season. I wish you all a veryHappy Thanksgiving!

Warmest regards,

YOUR Supervisor,

Bill MayerDuPage Township Supervisor

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October 10COLUMBUS DAY

November 24THANKSGIVING DAY

November 25DAY AFTER THANKSGIVING

L E V Y C E N T E R C LO S E D

BOLINGBROOK SENIOR CLUB October brings us into fall and winding down the Senior Club activities. We have many opportunities for volunteering. Our Halloween Party is scheduled for uesday October 25th hosted by the Bolingbrook Rotary Club. Our membership closed as of September 27th and all events until the end of year are for members only. Tickets for the party are free, but needed for a count for lunch. You can get them from the offi cers from October 4th until October 18th. Doors open at 11:30 AM. The event includes lunch, raffl es, and a costume parade with prizes. The Rotary members always enjoy judging costumes so be creative.

A three member Nominating Committee will be appointed on November 1st. This committee circulates the sheets for members who are interested in serving as a 2017 offi cer. A report is made to the Club on November 25th. The election is held on December 6th with installation occurring on January 3rd. If there is competition for positions, a paper ballot will be used. If you are interested in serving on this committee, please see Judy Bredeweg before November 1st.

Tuesday, November 22nd is PUMPKIN PIE DAY celebrating Thanksgiving and also the fi rst day tickets will be available for our member only Christmas party at the Bolingbrook Golf Club. You can get tickets until December 6th. The party is scheduled for Tuesday, December 13th with doors opening at 11:30 AM. The Christmas Party Committee will be meeting in September to pick the favors, menu, and theme. Watch for the sign up sheet and announcements at the our regular Tuesday meetings.

Our Bunco fundraiser was a huge success. Thank you to everyone who helped. The list of donors is in this issue. Please thank our supporting businesses, Supervisor Bill Mayer, and Mayor Roger Claar when you visit or see them around town. Thank you again for a successful year.

Judy Bredeweg, President; Marianne Bloch, Vice President; Gayle Sieder, Recording Secretary; Donna Homner, Corresponding Secretary; and Rita Armstrong, Treasurer.

Judy Bredeweg, President

CRAFTY SENIORSWe’re busy working on our holiday crafts for our monthly 1st Tuesday craft sales in the solarium. We will sell our creations at the Red Hats Expo on October 25th. Anyone who likes to craft is welcome to join us at 9:30 am every Thursday. Our dues are $1.00 per month,. Come join us for crafts, conversation and company!

Grace Zabel

MACHINE EMBROIDERY CLUBYou 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.

ART DABBLERS 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.

Pat Collins

BOARD GAMESSign up at the front desk for the 2nd

and 4th Wednesday of the Month game day.

Noon: MEXICAN TRAIN DOMINOSBring $1.30 in dimes and join a group playing this popular domino game. Contact: Mary Ann Bloch, 630-739-5589

1:00 pm: BRIDGEBrush 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 CLUBDo you enjoy Rummy?Canasta is quite similar. Looking for members to play every Tuesday at 12:30 pm.

CERAMICSThe 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




CROCHETINGCome 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

MEN’S ACTIVITIESJoin the Men’s Club! All are welcome for $20 per year. The Men’s Club activities are as follows:Tues. Pinochle 12:30 – 4:30 pm Wed. Poker type games, Pinochle 1:00 – 4:30 pmThurs. No activitiesFri. Poker type games 12:30 – 4:30 pmIf anyone would like to join the Men’s Club, contact Russell Hild, President, at 630-759-6569 or Dan Laverty, 630-739-1916

PINOCHLEMen and women are invited to play.

Tuesday and Wednesday12:30 – 4:30 pm

For more information, contact Al Knapp at 630-972-1852

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)

EXERCISE CLASSJoin our Zumba Gold class on Mondays at 9:00 am. Exercise/Line Dancingon Monday at 10:00 am and on Tuesday 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 confi dence. Live longer, feel better and meet others like yourself who want to walk with confi dence. Carla Williams

We have an EQUIPMENT LOAN CLOSET.

We are in need of canes and wheelchairs.

Call us for some short term loans. 630-759-3411

NOTE: To All SENIORS NOTE: To All SENIORS and CAREGIVERSand 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 fi nd a place

which is very suited for yourself.

D. I. G. (DuPage Intergenerational Garden)

Do you like to garden?? Well our head gardener Bud Simonton needs help maintaining the garden. So shine up your green thumb and come join us.

LINE DANCINGLine 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

QUILTERSWe 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 ArmstrongMarguerite Harbin


BOWLINGWe 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: 630-738-1557 or Marianne Jacobson: 630-739-4225 for more information.

DON’TFORGET!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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ATTENTION !!!October 4

Detective CunninghamBOLINGBROOK POLICE DEPTARTMENT

11:30amOctober 4

Flu and Shingle shots JEWEL – OSCO

10:00 am – NoonOctober 4

RIGHT AT HOMEThe game Jeopardy

12:15 pmOctober 11

Claudia LopezVNA HEALTH CARE

Health Care and You12:15 pm

October 1810:00 am – ????

October 25BOLINGBROOK ROTARY SPONSORS

Halloween luncheon12:15 pm

November 1Detective Cunningham

BOLINGBROOK POLICE DEPTARTMENT11:30 am

November 1Heather Mensik – SPRING CREEK

12:15 pmNovember 7

SUPER SENIOR DAYJesse White 10:00 am – 2:00 pm

no appt. needed, vision screeningRULES OF THE ROAD 10:00 am

License plate renewal and State ID cards. All ages welcome.

November 8Sharon Lee

GENTOX MEDICAL SERVICESAre you over medicated? 12:15 pm

November 15Wellness Check 11:00 am

November 15Jennifer Oberholz – COSTCO

What you need to know about hearing aids. 12:15 pm

November 22Ruth Jackson – HERITAGE WOODS

Fall Fashion – How to make the most out of your favorite scarf.

November 29PRIVATE HOME CARE SERVICESLori – Violinist, back by popular

demand. 12:15 pm

NOTES FROM THE ASSESSOROne of the most frequently asked questions in our offi ce is “How can you increase my assessment every year?” Simply, as long as the values in your subdivision continue to change, so must the assessments. For the last several years we have reduced or maintained the assessments in most subdivisions. We are now starting to increase assessments again. There are over 200 subdivisions in DuPage Township and we review the sales in each subdivision annually. It is our job to identify which subdivisions show increased values, stable values or declining values. If the local assessor does not change the values, the County will. And if the County fails to do it, the State of Illinois will. Both Will County and the State monitor the sales prices of ALL sales in the state and compare the assessment levels to the sales prices. So there are two levels of audit above the township level; this assures accuracy and fairness.

REMINDER: It’s getting toward the end of the year. If you have any exemptions that you qualify for and need to submit the paperwork you can still do that. Anyone turning 65 this year can come in anytime to fi ll out the senior exemption form! You don’t need to wait until after your birthday.

I’M STARTING SOMETHING NEW FOR THE SENIORS:I will have a trivia question in every newsletter! You can stop in the Assessor’s offi ce to submit your answers. There will be a random drawing at the end of every month from the entries we receive for a winner! Good Luck!TRIVIA QUESTION: What was the name of Bolingbrook’s fi rst supermarket?Stop in the Assessor’s offi ce with your answers!! There will be a winner pulled in October & November, so you’ll have 2 chances to win if you get it in early.

Enjoy the changing season,Jean Kelly

email: [email protected]: DuPageTownshipAssessor.com

ASSESSOR OFFICE (next door to the Levy Center)Hours: 9AM to 4PM Monday-Friday

CRISIS LINE OF WILL COUNTYCRISIS 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-suffi ciency. 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

How are How are you you

today?today?

!! MAUREEN’S BUNCO !! Wednesday, October 19 and Wednesday, November 16

Time: 12:30 PM Fee: $2.00



SUPER SENIOR DAY Secretary of State, JESSE WHITE’S OFFICE

Monday, November 7.....10:00 am – 2:00 pm

RULES OF THE ROAD10:00 am - Noon

Registration is required for Rules of the Road, but not for renewing your license (renewal) applicants 75 and older must take a Road Test at the Driver’s License Facility) State ID cards issued, Duplicate license, corrected lenses, vision screening and vehicle renewal

stickers. To make reservation call (630) 759-3411. ALL OUR WELCOME!

CONGRATULATIONS 2015 OLYMPIANS!!!!CONGRATULATIONS 2015 OLYMPIANS!!!!BOLINGBROOK PARTICIPANTSMarge Chesney, Larry Duda, Jamie DuPree, Jimmie Hargrove,

Shabarbara Hill, Marianne Jacobson, Pat Kemp, Joan Lattimere, Dan and Sheila Laverty, Beverly Love, Margaret Miller,Prudy Miller,

Camilla Mitchell, Donna Pelletier, Sondre Perry, Glen Slaby, Emma Taylor, Dianne Waldon

ROMEOVILLE PARTICIPANTSVirginia Korzec, June Kobzina, Joe Chavez, Louie Chavez, Gerri

Wagner, Stella O”Hare. Sharon Schubert, Sue Fisher, Carol Spiegel, Christine Betschel, Melba Tolbert, Jim Carpenter, Frank Labayen, Bob Morales, Mary Lou Morales, Darlene and Paul Rossok, Nancy and Dan

Anzelone, Mary Lou Gist, Hlen Milcherska, Judy Rocha, Ann Cordero, Lisa Wukitsch, Sally Guilbo, June Collins, Sharon Roth, Joyce Tidwell.

DuPage Township Board celebrated with the Olympians with a small reception and handed out certifi cates to all the Olympian winners on October 25th.

WAY TO GO OLYMPIANS!!


NOTES FROM THE DIRECTORBeginning 2016 you will need your 2015 tax information to complete a BEAM application. Keep in mind we are always a year behind, just like taxes. BEAM benefi ts include a reduction onyour 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 at630-759-3411. We also do RTA applications for 65 years and older reduced fare permit or free fare permit. Please don’t hesitate to call me with any questions or concerns.

Maureen Fox

FOOD PANTRY719 Parkwood, Romeoville

(815) 886-7986Tuesday & 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.

FOOD PANTRY

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.

AARP SMART DRIVER CLASSESFor those drivers wishing to save $ on your insurance,

come to the two 4 hour classes to be held:

Thursday, November 3rd and Friday, November 4th

from 9:00 am – 1:00 pmPre-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.

MEMBERSHIPIf 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. When entering the building PLEASE swipe your card and select the activities you

will be enjoying that day! If you have any questions or concerns regarding your membership please call

(630) 759-3411 or see Diane.

IMPORTANT MEETINGSDTCOS

Wednesday, October 21...9:30 am

Friends of the Levy BoardWednesday, October 28.....9:00 am



In Memoryn MemoryThe following people were known to the DuPage Township Levy Senior Centerand 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.

Willie Ann Thomas

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 offi ce is located at 2400 Glenwood Ave., Joliet, IL.

Call the Joliet offi ce at 815-740-8389 for information.

The Veterans Assistance Commission of Will County, is available to help with fi lling out forms but you must go to Joliet for this service. You must call and make an appointment to see them fi rst at 815-740-8389. WOMEN take note: If you are a veteran, you, too, are entitled to Veteran Assistance.They have a Doctor’s offi ce 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 offi ce 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.),

RED HAT CLUB

Our annual CRAFT FAIR is October 23rd here at the Levy Center from Noon – 4:00pm. Come enjoy crafts, food and fun. If interested in a table call me at 630-759-3411

Lurine Hild, President

ATTENTION VETERANS!!!

RAY PETERSONExperienced chair massage therapist, (refl exology) 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.

ATTENTIONATTENTION: : Seniors Taking Our TripsSeniors 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

SUSIE’SHair Do’s, Cuts

$8.00


POWER CONNECTIONClasses for Computers and Forklift Training:

The Power Connection999 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!



EXERCISE CLASSES

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

SCHEDULED STOPSStart Greenleaf 9:00 am

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 amor NOON

BUS SCHEDULEBus 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.

NOTE:The bus will run every other week:Friday, October 12Friday, October 28Friday, November 11Friday, November 25

PLEASE KEEP THIS CALENDAR FOR READY REFERENCE

DAY TIME CLASS PLACEMonday 9:00 – 10:00 am ZUMBA Levy CenterMonday 10:00 – 11:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing Levy CenterTuesday 9:00 – 10:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing Levy Center

Wednesday 9:00 – 10:00 am ExerciseFriday 9:00 – 10:00 am Exercise Levy Center

NUTRITION UPDATEJoin us for Lunch at the Levy Center for Congregate

Meals, Monday – Friday at 11:30 am. ---- ALL ARE INVITED ----

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.

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?? 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.

THANK YOU

SchedulesSchedules

The Nutrition Program has volunteer

opportunities available


Activities & EventsActivities & EventsMONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

39:00 am Zumba9:30 am Crocheting10:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing10:00 am Sew What?11:30 am Nutrition1:00 pm FREE MOVIE: Miracles from Heaven

49:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing9:30 am Ceramics10:00 am Flu Shots – Jewel/Osco 11:30 am Nutrition11:30 am Detective Cunningham, Bolingbrook Police Dept.12:15 pm Right at Home12:30 pm Pinochle/Canasta1:00 pm Senior Club Meeting1:30 pm Quilting

SENIOR CRAFT FAIR11:00 AM – 1:00 PM

59:30 am NO Machine Embroidery 11:30 am Nutrition12:30 pm Pinochle1:00 pm Art Dabblers1:00 pm Men’s Club1:00 pm Red Hat’s Meeting

JOB FAIR9:00 AM – 1:00 PM

69:30 am Crafty Seniors10:00 am Renewal Chorus11:30 am Nutrition12:30 pm Bingo

79:00 am Sue/Hairdresser /Ray’s Massage9:00 am Exercise10:15 am Line Dancing11:30 am Nutrition1:00 pm Men’s Activities

109:00 am Zumba9:30 am Crocheting10:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing10:00 am Sew What?11:30 am Lunch1:00 pm FREE MOVIE: Criminal

119:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing9:30 am Ceramics11:30 am Nutrition12:15 pm VNA Health Carel12:30 pm Pinochle/Canasta1:00 pm Senior Club Meeting1:30 pm Quilting

129:00 am Exercise11:30 am NutritionNoon Board Games12:30 pm Pinochle1:00 pm Art Dabblers1:00 pm Social Bridge1:00 pm Men’s Activities

139:30 am Crafty Seniors10:00 am Renewal Chorus11:30 am Nutrition12:30 pm Bingo

14LEVY BUS DAY9:00 am Sue/Hairdresser /Ray’s Massage9:00 am Exercise10:15 am Line Dancing11:30 am Nutrition1:00 pm Men’s Activities

179:00 am Zumba9:30 am Crocheting10:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing10:00 am Sew What?11:30 am Nutrition1:00 pm FREE MOVIE: Lazer Team

189:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing9:30 am Ceramics10:00 am Flu Shots – Walgreens10:30 am Fountaindale Bookmobile 11:30 am Nutrition12:15 pm Advanced Wellness12:30 pm Pinochle/Canasta1:00 pm Senior Club Meeting1:30 pm Quilting

199:00 am Exercise 9:30 am Machine Embroidery 11:30 am Nutrition12:30 pm Maureen’s Bunco12:30 pm Pinochle1:00 pm Art Dabblers1:00 pm Men’s Activities

209:30 am Crafty Seniors10:00 am Renewal Chorus Notes to Autumn Leaves11:30 am Nutrition12:30 pm Bingo

21 9:00 am Sue/Hairdresser /Ray’s Massage9:00 am Exercise10:15 am Line Dancing11:30 am Nutrition1:00 pm Men’s Activities

249:00 am Zumba9:30 am Crocheting10:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing10:00 am Sew What?11:30 am Nutrition1:00 pm FREE MOVIE: Me Before You

259:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing9:30 am Ceramics10:30 am VCP Wellness Check11:30 am Nutrition12:15 pm Heritage Woods12:30 pm Pinochle/Canasta1:00 pm Senior Club Meeting1:30 pm Quilting

269:00 am Exercise11:30 am NutritionNoon Board Games1:00 pm Social Bridge1:00 pm Art Dabblers1:00 pm Men’s Activities

279:30 am Crafty Seniors 10:00 am Renewal Chorus11:30 am Nutrition12:30 pm Bingo

28LEVY BUS DAY9:00 am Sue/Hairdresser /Ray’s Massage9:00 am No Exercise10:15 am NO Line Dancing11:30 am Nutrition1:00 pm Men’s Activities

319:00 am Zumba9:30 am Crocheting10:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing10:00 am Sew What?11:30 am NutritionNoon FREE MOVIE: Aloha

309:30 am Ceramics11:30 am Lunch12:15 pm Harvest Trivia Game12:30 pm Pinochle1:00 pm Senior Club1:00 pm Quilting/Canasta

319:00 am Exercise10:00 am Machine Embroidery11:30 am LunchNoon Board Games1:00 pm Art Dabblers1:00 pm Social Bridge1:00 pm Men’s Club

309:30 am Crafty Seniors 10:00 am` Chorus 11:30 am Nutrition12:30 pm Bingo

OCTOBER2016

CENTER CLOSEDCOLUMBUS DAY

ROMEO FEST AUGUST 4 – 7

JUBILEEAUGUST 19 – 21


Activities & EventsActivities & EventsMONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

NOVEMBER2016

19:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing11:30 am Nutrition11:30 am Detective Cunningham, BPD12:15 pm Spring Creek12:30 pm Pinochle1:00 pm Senior Club 1:30 pm Quilting/Canasta


29:00 am Exercise 9:30 am Machine Embroidery11:30 am Nutrition12:30 pm Pinochle1:00 pm Art Dabblers 1:00 pm Men’s Club1:00 pm Red Hat’s Meeting

39:30 am Crafty Seniors10:00 am Renewal Notes11:30 am Nutrition12:30 pm Bingo

AARP9:00 AM – 1:00 PM


AARP9:00 AM – 1:00 PM

79:00 am Zumba9:30 am Crocheting10:00 am Sew What?11:30 am Nutrition1:00 pm NO MOVIE

SUPER SENIOR DAYSECRETARY OF STATE

89:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing11:30 am Nutrition12:15 pm Gentox12:30 pm Pinochle1:00 pm Senior Club 1:00 pm Quilting/Canasta


99:00 am Exercise 11:30 am NutritionNoon Board Games12:30 pm Pinochle1:00 pm Social Bridge 1:00 pm Art Dabblers1:00 pm Men’s Club

109:30 am Crafty Seniors10:00 am Renewal Notes11:30 am Nutrition12:30 pm Bingo

11LEVY BUS DAY 9:00 am Sue/Hairdresser /Ray’s Massage9:00 am Exercise10:15 am Line Dancing11:30 am Lunch1:00 pm Men’s Activities

AARP9:00 AM – 1:00 PM

149:00 am Zumba9:30 am Crocheting10:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing10:30 am Sew What?11:30 am Nutrition1:00 pm FREE MOVIE: Mother’s Day

159:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing9:30 am Ceramics10:30 am Fountaindale Bookmobile 11:00 am Wellness Check11:30 am Nutrition12:15 pm Costco1:00 pm Senior Club1:30 pm Quilting/Canaasta

169:00 am Exercise9:30 am Machine Embroidery 11:30 am Nutrition12:30 pm Maureen’s Bunco12:30 pm Pinochle1:00 pm Art Dabblers1:00 pm Men’s Club

179:30 am Crafty Seniors10:00 am Renewal Notes to Autumn Leaves 11:30 am Nutrition12:30 pm Bingo


219:00 am Zumba9:30 am Crocheting10:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing 10:00 am Sew What?11:30 am Nutrition1:00 pm FREE MOVIE: Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice

229:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing9:30 am Ceramics11:30 am Nutrition12:15 pm Heritage Woods1:00 pm Senior Club1:30 pm Quilting/Canasta

239:00 am Exercise11:30 am NutritionNoon Board Games12:30 pm Pinochle1:00 pm Social Bridge 1:00 pm Art Dabblers1:00 pm Men’s Club

249:30 am Crafty Seniors10:00 am Renewal Notes to Autumn Leaves 11:30 am Nutrition12:30 pm Bingo

25LEVY BUS DAY 9:00 am Sue/Hairdresser /Ray’s Massage9:00 am Exercise10:15 am Line Dancing11:30 am Nutrition1:00 pm Men’s Activities

289:00 am Zumba9:30 am Crocheting10:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing 10:30 am Sew What?11:30 am Nutrition1:00 pm FREE MOVIE: Criminal

299:00 am Exercise 9:30 am Ceramics10:30 am Fountaindale Bookmobile 11:30 am Nutrition12:15 pm Private Home Care1:00 pm Senior Club1:30 pm Quilting/Canasta

309:00 am Exercise11:30 am NutritionNoon Board Games/Dominos12:30 pm Pinochle1:00 pm Art Dabblers1:00 pm Social Bridge1:00 pm Men’s Club

299:30 am Crafty Seniors10:00 am Renewal Notes11:30 am Lunch12:30 pm Bingo

309:00 am Sue/Hairdresser /Ray’s Massage9:00 am Exercise10:15 am Line Dancing11:30 am Lunch1:00 pm Men’s Activities

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MONDAY, October 3, 2016 Miracles from HeavenA young girl suffering from a rare digestive disorder fi nds herself miraculously cured after surviving a terrible accident. PG-13Monday, October 10 Center Closed

MONDAY, October 17, 2016 Lazer TeamIn this sci-fi comedy, four dunces come across alien technology that was sent to save the human race. Together, they must learn to use a specially designed suit in order to defend the Earth from an interstellar threat. PG-13MONDAY, October 24, 2016 Me Before YouAfter losing her job as a waitress, a young woman named Lou is hired to act as a caregiver for Will, a banker who was paralyzed in an accident. Although Will has grown despondent since his injury, Lou’s no-nonsense ways force him to reconnect with life, and the pair eventually develop feelings for each other. PG-13MONDAY, October 31, 2016 AlohaA disgraced military defense contractor is rehired by an old boss to oversee the launch of a weapons satellite in Hawaii. Upon his arrival he reconnects with an old love but fi nds himself becoming increasingly attracted to an Air Force polot assigned to watch over him. PG-13Monday November 7, 2016 NO MOVIE – SUPER SENIOR DAY

MONDAY, November 14, 2016 Mother’s DayThis star-studded ensemble comedy tells a series of interlocking stories about motherhood. A divorced mother of two falls for a guy with two kids of his own, a young woman tries to fi nd her biological mom, and an overstressed mother is visited by her bickering parents. PG-13MONDAY, November 21, 2016 Batman versus Superman: Dawn of JusticeBatman (Ben Affl eck) and Superman clash over differing philosophies about what kind of heroism is needed to protect the word, while the public they’re defending is becoming increasingly mindful of the damage that superheroes and masked vigilantes cause. However, the duo are soon forced to confront an even greater threat created by nefarious billionaire Lex Luthor. PG-13MONDAY, November 28, 2016 CriminalSociopathic death-row inmate Jericho Stewart (Kevin Costner) is implanted with the memories of a deceased CIA agent in a desperate attempt to thwart a deadly plot. As Stewart works to stop a terrist attack involving a Dutch hacker, he reconnects with his own humanity. PG-13


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OCTOBER 2016Suggested donation $4.00

LUNCH IS SERVED 11:30 AMPLEASE MAKE RESERVATIONS THE

WEDNESDAY BEFORE.Menu items subject to change without notice

TUESDAY LUNCHEONOCTOBER 4

Chicken Cordon Bleu Poor Boy, Tomato Soup, Pea Salad, Wheat French Roll

OCTOBER 11Chicken Caesar Salad, Lumberjack

Soup, Multigrain Bread, Ranger CookieOCTOBER 18

BBQ Riblet Sandwich, Cream of Potato Soup, Rye Bread, Cinnamon Apples

OCTOBER 25 Chicago Style Hot Dog, Tomato Lentil,

Wheat Hot Dog Bun, Apple Bar

FRIDAY LUNCHEONOCTOBER 7

Roast Turkey Breast with Gravy, Homemade Sage Dressing, Buttered

Kernel Corn, Rotini Pasta Salad, Bread & ButterOCTOBER 14

Baked Ham with Honey Glaze,Au Gratin Potatoes, Green Beans, Peas

& Carrots, Fresh Fruit SaladOCTOBER 21

Breaded Chicken Breast w/Country Gravy, Garlic Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans, Grape Cluster, Bread & Butter

OCTOBER 28Meatloaf with Gravy, Buttered Whipped

Potatoes, Glazed Baby Carrots, Fresh Fruit Salad, Bread & Butter

NOVEMBER 2016

TUESDAY LUNCHEONNOVEMBER 1

Meatball Sub, 15 Bean Soup, Soft Hoagie Roll, Banana

NOVEMBER 8Fish Sandwich, Split Pea Soup, Wheat

French Roll, Chef’s Choice FruitNOVEMBER 15

Deviled Egg Salad Sandwich, Tomato Soup, Pea Salad, Wheat French Roll

NOVEMBER 22Spinach Swiss Souffl e, Lumberjack Soup,

Multigrain Bread, Ranger CookieNOVEMBER 29

Braunschweiger with Shaved Onion, Cream of Potato Soup, Rye Bread,

Cinnamon Apples

FRIDAY LUNCHEONNOVEMBER 4

Baked Chicken, Russet Potatoes, Buttered Kernel Corn, Cantaloupe

Wedge, Bread & ButterNOVEMBER 11

Mostaccioli with Marinara Sauce,Italian Sausage, Buttered Green Beans,

Grape Clusters, Bread & ButterNOVEMBER 18

Meatballs in Burgundy Gravy, Buttered Egg Noodles, Peas & Carrots, Fresh Cut

Fruit Salad, Bread & ButterNOVEMBER 25

Fried Chicken, Macaroni & Cheese,Green Beans, Watermelon Wedge,

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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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We will be on our trip to SOUTH DAKOTA from October 9th thru October 15th. I will be back in the offi ce on October 17th.

Lynne’s Trips and Activities – October 2016Lynne’s Trips and Activities – October 2016

Trips & ActivitiesTrips & Activities

DINNER AND A MOVIEWHERE: THE LEVY CENTER WHEN: OCTOBER 4 TIME: 5:30 PM FEE: $7 LIMIT: 100

We will enjoy a tossed salad with a roll, followed by a generous portion of some home-made lasagna and a veggie, topped off with a sweet treat to eat!We are going to try this once again! The title of this month’s movie is, “My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2.” Unfortunately,

since the projector didn’t cooperate with us last month, I’m going to do a repeat. The movie focuses on our favorite Greek family, the Portokalos’s. Still working in her parents’ Greek restaurant, Toula Portokalos’s daughter Paris is growing up. She is getting ready to graduate high school and Toula and Ian are experiencing marital issues. When Toula’s parents fi nd out they were never offi cially married, another wedding is in the works. Can this big, fat, Greek event help to bring the family together?This movie is sure to get some good laughs! ADVANCED SIGN-UP IS REQUIRED!

SMOKEY JOE’S CAFE WHERE: DRURY LANE - OAKBROOK WHEN: OCTOBER 6 TIME: 10:30 AM FEE: $55 LIMIT: 26

So we will start out this lovely excursion with lunch. We will begin with lunch at the Drury Lane with your choice of Pecan Crusted Tilapia with creamy roasted garlic sauce, or traditional Roast Turkey. Sliced Breast w/ Herb Stuffi ng and turkey gravy and Cranberry Sauce. Each entrée will be served with a potato and a vegetable, and preceded by a Caesar’s Salad and followed by a dessert.

The longest running musical revue in Broadway history, Smokey Joe’s Cafe is fi nally making its Drury Lane debut this season. Showcasing 39 pop standards, including rock and roll and blues anthems written by legendary duo Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller, Smokey Joe’s Cafe is guaranteed to keep you humming old favorites all night long. Winner of the 1996 Grammy Award for Best Musical Show Album, Smokey Joe’s Cafe features jukebox hits such as “Yakety Yak,” “Charlie Brown,” and “Stand By Me.”

MOTOWN AND MORE!WHERE: WHITE FENCE FARM WHEN: OCTOBER 19 TIME: 11:00 AM FEE: $40 LIMIT: 30

I know how much you all love Motown so when I saw this event I jumped on it!Enjoy a three course meal, consisting of some great appetizers, including those awesome little hush puppies they serve. Next, they will serve a ½ fried chicken with your choice of baked or mashed potatoes, and then follow this tasty meal with some ice

cream. Guaranteed to satisfy your palette! Next, sing along to your favorite Motown hits! Become one of the Pips, Temptations & Supremes in this interactive show with sensational vocal artist Paula Williams. This will be a great afternoon! THIS IS GONNA GO FAST! SIGN UP TODAY!!

Doors open: 5:00 PM ......Gametime : 6:00 PM$25 for one book $35 for two books (per person)

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1 – $500 and 2 – $250 SPECIALTY GAMES !! Food and beverage available for purchase.For more info: 630-759-3411

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Lynne’s Trips & Activities – October & November 2016Lynne’s Trips & Activities – October & November 2016


70’S THEMED HALLOWEEN PARTY70’S THEMED HALLOWEEN PARTYWHERE: THE LEVY CENTER WHEN: OCTOBER 28 TIME: 11:30 AM WHERE: THE LEVY CENTER WHEN: OCTOBER 28 TIME: 11:30 AM FEE: $10 LIMIT: 250FEE: $10 LIMIT: 250

Those who lived through the 70s remember it largely as a wonderful celebration of peace following a decade of chaos and turmoil.Those who lived through the 70s remember it largely as a wonderful celebration of peace following a decade of chaos and turmoil.It was – for many – the era of funky clothes and happy sitcoms.It was – for many – the era of funky clothes and happy sitcoms.

It was 10 years full of changing fashion trends, from brightly-colored fl ared trousers and tie-dyed tees to leisure suits and peasant blouses.It was 10 years full of changing fashion trends, from brightly-colored fl ared trousers and tie-dyed tees to leisure suits and peasant blouses.It was a time when Americans looked back and celebrated 200 years of freedom and looked forward to a future fi lled with the excitement of It was a time when Americans looked back and celebrated 200 years of freedom and looked forward to a future fi lled with the excitement of

space exploration and new inventions that would make life easier and more interesting.space exploration and new inventions that would make life easier and more interesting.At the beginning of the decade, gasoline cost 35 cents per gallon. By the end, it was nearly 90 cents.At the beginning of the decade, gasoline cost 35 cents per gallon. By the end, it was nearly 90 cents.

Homes, on an average, cost $24,000 at the start of the 1970s and about $58,000 in 1979. Americans made $10,000 a year in 1970 and, ten Homes, on an average, cost $24,000 at the start of the 1970s and about $58,000 in 1979. Americans made $10,000 a year in 1970 and, ten years later, boasted an average annual income of $17,500.years later, boasted an average annual income of $17,500.

They were spending about $4,000 for a new Datsuns from Japan and a bit more for their American economy car. And, of course, many They were spending about $4,000 for a new Datsuns from Japan and a bit more for their American economy car. And, of course, many of those cars sported an 8 track player, just right for listening to the hits.of those cars sported an 8 track player, just right for listening to the hits.

Drivers were chatting with their “good buddy” on a CB radio, one of the many fl eeting trends of the 70s era.Drivers were chatting with their “good buddy” on a CB radio, one of the many fl eeting trends of the 70s era.For women in the 70s, it was a decade of change. Their place was no longer solely “in the home.” More and better jobs became available For women in the 70s, it was a decade of change. Their place was no longer solely “in the home.” More and better jobs became available

for those of the female persuasion and the sexual revolution allowed them to let their hair down without fear of gaining a “reputation.”for those of the female persuasion and the sexual revolution allowed them to let their hair down without fear of gaining a “reputation.”Families were thrilled with the latest Jetsons-like technological inventions. Color TVs became the norm and were cheaper than ever. Parents Families were thrilled with the latest Jetsons-like technological inventions. Color TVs became the norm and were cheaper than ever. Parents

and kids gathered around the television set to enjoy The Brady Bunch, The Walton’s, Little House on the Prairie, Happy Days, Sanford and Son, and kids gathered around the television set to enjoy The Brady Bunch, The Walton’s, Little House on the Prairie, Happy Days, Sanford and Son, Starsky and Hutch, and Kojak, just to name a few.Starsky and Hutch, and Kojak, just to name a few.

The video game was making its appearance for the fi rst time with systems like Atari. In the kitchens, microwave ovens started to appear, The video game was making its appearance for the fi rst time with systems like Atari. In the kitchens, microwave ovens started to appear, designed to make cooking dinner easier for the mom who was no longer staying home all day cleaning house and tending the children.designed to make cooking dinner easier for the mom who was no longer staying home all day cleaning house and tending the children.

Calculators also came on the scene and the earliest of home computers started to make an appearance as well. Barcodes made it easier to Calculators also came on the scene and the earliest of home computers started to make an appearance as well. Barcodes made it easier to check out at the grocery store and a different kind of scanner, the MRI machine, guaranteed quicker and more accurate diagnosis of a variety check out at the grocery store and a different kind of scanner, the MRI machine, guaranteed quicker and more accurate diagnosis of a variety

of diseases and disorders.of diseases and disorders.Disco – short for the French “discotheque”, arrived and took the US, and the world by storm. Infl uenced by funk and soul, this style of music Disco – short for the French “discotheque”, arrived and took the US, and the world by storm. Infl uenced by funk and soul, this style of music

introduced a number of new artists to the listening audience of the 70s era, including the Bee Gees, KC and the Sunshine Band, Gloria Gaynor, introduced a number of new artists to the listening audience of the 70s era, including the Bee Gees, KC and the Sunshine Band, Gloria Gaynor, Van McCoy, and Donna Summer. Movies like “Saturday Night Fever” brought the style mainstream popularity.Van McCoy, and Donna Summer. Movies like “Saturday Night Fever” brought the style mainstream popularity.

What woman of the 70s didn’t have a pair of mile-wild bell bottoms; a closet full of mini, midi, and maxi skirts; plenty of “hot pants”; jeans with What woman of the 70s didn’t have a pair of mile-wild bell bottoms; a closet full of mini, midi, and maxi skirts; plenty of “hot pants”; jeans with decorative patches and metal studs; a short rabbit fur jacket; and numerous pairs of platform shoes?decorative patches and metal studs; a short rabbit fur jacket; and numerous pairs of platform shoes?

Men wore 3 piece suits in a number of strange colors, bold neckties, pointed-collar shirts in solids and prints, and the occasional neckerchief.Men wore 3 piece suits in a number of strange colors, bold neckties, pointed-collar shirts in solids and prints, and the occasional neckerchief.Both sexes dressed for a night on the town in unfl attering, often skin-tight, zippered jumpsuits, reminiscent of space-age cartoons and sci-fi fl icks.Both sexes dressed for a night on the town in unfl attering, often skin-tight, zippered jumpsuits, reminiscent of space-age cartoons and sci-fi fl icks.

It was a trend that left nothing to the imagination! It was a trend that left nothing to the imagination!But for those who grew up in this era of change, the 70s were unforgettable. It was still largely a time of innocence, when kids could roam the But for those who grew up in this era of change, the 70s were unforgettable. It was still largely a time of innocence, when kids could roam the

streets with their friends without fear, when teachers sang politically incorrect songs in the classroom, and families gathered together each streets with their friends without fear, when teachers sang politically incorrect songs in the classroom, and families gathered together each night to enjoy a meal and talk about their day.night to enjoy a meal and talk about their day.

It was a decade that turns one’s thoughts to simpler times, when all we cared about was what time The Partridge Family aired, what to wear It was a decade that turns one’s thoughts to simpler times, when all we cared about was what time The Partridge Family aired, what to wear to the Black Sabbath concert, and who to take to the premiere of “Love Story.” It was a time to smile.to the Black Sabbath concert, and who to take to the premiere of “Love Story.” It was a time to smile.

Yes, this is truly a time to refl ect on. Let’s take these ideas and come up with some great costume ideas so maybe you will win one of three Yes, this is truly a time to refl ect on. Let’s take these ideas and come up with some great costume ideas so maybe you will win one of three prizes that will be given for BEST COSTUME! Use your imaginations!prizes that will be given for BEST COSTUME! Use your imaginations!

We will have some great songs of the 70’s with a little trivia as well. We will enjoy a nostalgic luncheon as well!We will have some great songs of the 70’s with a little trivia as well. We will enjoy a nostalgic luncheon as well!BE PREPARED TO HAVE A GREAT TIME!! AND DON’T FORGET TO DRESS UP THE WAY YOU DID IN THE 70’S!! FUN! FUN!! FUN!!!BE PREPARED TO HAVE A GREAT TIME!! AND DON’T FORGET TO DRESS UP THE WAY YOU DID IN THE 70’S!! FUN! FUN!! FUN!!!

DINNER AND A MOVIEWHERE: THE LEVY CENTER WHEN: NOVEMBER 1 TIME: 5:30 PM FEE: $7 LIMIT: 100

Of course during this signifi cant month, I will prepare some juicy turkey breast, stuffi ng, mashed potatoes w/gravy, veggies and some cranberries. We will then top it off with some pumpkin pie and ice cream. This meal will be a belly buster for sure!The movie selection is titled “Mother’s Day”, with a star-studded cast which includes Jennifer Aniston, Kate Hudson, Julia Roberts and Jason Sudeikis. The story follows the lives of different mothers on Mother’s Day. Sandy (Aniston) is happily divorced, until she fi nds out her ex-husband eloped with a much younger woman. Sisters Jesse (Hudson) and Gabi (Chalke) get an unexpected surprise from their mother, who is not happy to fi nd out Gabi is a lesbian and Jesse is married to a man of color. Miranda (Roberts) doesn’t have any kids and is focusing on her career. Kristin (Robertson) is enjoying life as a new mother but is feeling pressure from her boyfriend to get married. Bradley (Sudeikis) is trying hard to be the best parent for his two girls since their mom passed away last year, however his idea of Mother’s Day is pretending it doesn’t exist at all.Join us for this fun evening. Good food! Good movie! Good company!! ADVANCED SIGN-UP IS REQUIRED



15 DAY HAWAIIAN CRUISE!October 2017CARNIVAL CRUISELINE

Please call Lynne @ 630-759-3411 for details!

PROBLEMS WITH PACE?Call PACE Hotline and voice your complaints!!

(847) 364-7223

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 – Friday7:00 am to 5:00 pm$1.00 ONE-WAY FARE

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.

Apply at the LEVY CENTER, 251 Canterbury Lane, Bolingbrook, during

normal business hours.

Lynne’s Trips & Activities – November 2016Lynne’s Trips & Activities – November 2016


LUNCH BUNCHWHERE: CHILI’S - BOLINGBROOK WHEN: NOVEMBER 10 TIME: 11:30 AM FEE: $1 LIMIT: 40Most of you know that we are currently running a fundraiser for the Friends of the Levy during the months of September thru November. I thought it would be a good idea to go to lunch here because they will pay us 15% of whatever sales we bring in. That being said, come on out and join us for a delicious lunch! There are over 15 lunch combos to choose from with your choice of soup or salad. Beside the combos, there are appetizers, sides, sandwiches, burgers, chicken, ribs & steak. Plenty to choose from!! SIGN UP TODAY!!

BARNUM AND BAILEYS CIRCUS AND LUNCH ON OUR OWNWHERE: CHICAGO WHEN: NOVEMBER 17 TIME: 9:00 AM FEE: $12 LIMIT: 40Experience a Circus light years beyond the expected! Prepare to blast off on an intergalactic adventure for space-age fun! Launch into the future with Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Presents “Out Of This World.” People of all ages can take the helm to join the Circus Space Fleet on a heroic quest of good versus evil that will let imaginations run wild with unexpected surprises and thrills at every turn. We will be amazed by this cosmic voyage as you discover the wonders of gravity-defying acrobats, orbital aerialists, majestic animals, fearless daredevils and humorous clowns.Celebrating 145 years, Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey is exhilarating family fun for people of ALL ages! Experience

the heart-pounding thrill that comes from watching death-defying feats, and amazing performers in a spectacular live event that will mesmerize the senses and create memories to be shared for generations to come. Explore a world of culture and tradition infused with contemporary surprises with America’s Living National Treasure that can only be found at The Greatest Show On Earth. Ringling Bros. brings the world together to bring all of us together!We will go to Cheddars right here in town for lunch. Simple, honest, natural ingredients. Scratch-made recipes, handcrafted with care and time. This is how our food gets its start. It’s also how they got theirs back in 1979.The founders, Aubrey Good and Doug Rogers, believed that when a meal is prepared and cooked fresh just for you, it not only tastes better, it makes you feel good. Of course, this takes time. That’s why they start their slow-cooked meats early in the morning. And they’re constantly chopping, whisking, sautéing and stirring, so they’re ready whenever you’re ready to eat. {This explains why they have twice as many cooks as other restaurants.}They realize not everyone makes the effort to do things their way. But when you gather at the table with family and friends at Cheddar’s, they want you to feel looked after and appreciated in a warm, welcoming atmosphere. And they hope you savor every moment and every bite. It’s what inspires them to start from scratch every day. Soups, salads, sides, appetizers, burgers, pastas, steaks and fi sh….PLENTY for you to choose from.SIGN UP QUICKLY!! THIS WILL FILL UP FAST!!


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