Activities & Events

The Levy Center June - July 2018

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

Dear Seniors,

You know when the fountains are opened back up, and the trees are William M. Mayer beginning to bloom, and the tulips are beginning to sprout, SPRING has Supervisor finally sprung!!

Patricia Mayoral-Stach May marked the 13th year anniversary for me, here at DuPage Clerk Township. It has truly been an honor and a privilege serving as your Trustees Township Supervisor. These years have been so very enjoyable, and I Alyssia Benford am very much looking forward to serving you for the next 3 years. The Ken Burgess township has accomplished some great things again over the past year and this indeed makes Maripat Oliver me very proud. This means that every department head has come up with bigger and better Dennis Raga ideas to benefit the people of DuPage Township. Gary Hoffman However, the most enjoyable aspect of being supervisor has been my growing relationships with Collector YOU! People are always willing to give their opinions. I truly appreciate this, and always welcome Jean Kelly your comments. Assessor (630) 759-1315 We are the branch of government that is closest to the people, and people look to us for solutions. I challenge the staff to keep doing more by anticipating needs, and empowering the DUPAGE TOWNSHIP department heads to stay on top of things. (630) 759-1317 The awards are nice, but we operate with the opinion of “What have you done lately?” Are the

fax: (630) 759-3412 residents happy? Are those hurt most by the economy getting the services they need? Are we EMAIL saving homes from foreclosure? [email protected] WEBSITE Bottom line: When you come to us, you will leave our doors with a www.dupagetownship.com direction. If we can’t help with the immediate need, we can at least point you to a place you can go.

DUPAGE TOWNSHIP A lot of other townships operate with the ‘business as usual … same THE LEVY as we’ve always done’ mentality”. As long as I am in this position, that SENIOR CENTER won’t happen here. We’re here to watch over our residents. If there is 251 Canterbury Lane an issue that is coming up, I want the township to be on top of it. Bolingbrook, IL 60440 (630) 759-3411 I would also like to take the time to send out a heartfelt thank you to fax: (630) 759-3472 all of those who volunteered their time to Maureen Fox help out wherever and whenever needed. Senior Program Director Your devotion and dedication NEVER goes [email protected] unnoticed, and is greatly appreciated.

Lynne Woodard As always, I look forward to another Senior Recreation Director [email protected] incredible year serving you! Your Supervisor, Bill Mayer DuPage Township Supervisor

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DuPage Township / Levy Center SHREDDING DAY

We will have a shredding truck at DuPage Township/Levy Center parking lot on:

Saturday July 7th 2018 10:00 AM - 12:00 NOON

Working for You Please limit your boxes/bags to 2 or 3 per car. “RIGHT NOW”

Any questions contact: Maureen Fox at: Levy Center 251 Canterbury Ln Bolingbrook, IL 60440 630-759-3411

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ART DABBLERS BOLINGBROOK SENIOR CLUB Please come out on Wednesday Summer has arrived and our annual Bunco fundraiser is around afternoons from 1:00 – 4:00 pm. the corner. The date is Wednesday August 8th at 5 PM (Bunco begins We do watercolor, charcoals and at 6:30 PM) at the Levy Center. Tickets are $5.00 and will be available pencils. Everything but oils. Call beginning July 17th up to August 8th. Our event is open to the public or Pat Collins at 630-739-2420 for until 176 tickets are sold. Reserved tables of 8 will be available. Prizes and more information. gift cards can be brought in July. This is our only fundraiser for the year Pat Collins and everyone underwrites our Christmas Party at the Bolingbrook Country Club on December 11th. FOOD, RAFFLES, PRIZES and FELLOWSHIP. A GREAT EVENING-MARK IT ON YOUR CALENDAR. BOARD GAMES Sign up at the front desk for the The Senior Club picnic will be held on Tuesday July 17th with doors 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the opening at 11:30 AM. We play games provided by the Bolingbrook Park Month game day. District and sing those oldies songs for our hamburger/hotdog lunch. Tickets will be available from June 26th until July 10th and are free to Noon: MEXICAN TRAIN DOMINOS members. We will play Bingo after the picnic. This is a indoor event which Bring $1.30 in dimes and join a happens regardless of the weather. group playing this popular domino game. Senior Club meets every Tuesday at the Levy Center. We have Contact: Mary Ann Bloch, 630-739- speakers scheduled at noon, a deli with soup and sandwiches available 5589 by the Meals on Wheels people for a reservation and reasonable price, a 1:00 pm: BRIDGE short business meeting, and Bingo or the No Name Game. New members Brush up on your social game or learn. can attend 2 meetings before paying their $20.00. Renewing members We have patience and are looking pay $25.00 due to waiting so long to renew. All memberships close at the for learners. end of September 25th meeting. COME and JOIN US! Contact: Judy Bredeweg, 630-759-3189. Judy Bredeweg, President

CERAMICS The class meets in the solarium CRAFTY SENIORS every Tuesday at 9:30 am. Monies will be Artistic! Imaginative! Socialable! Everyone is WELCOME. Come join us collected when we need paints. Don’t for some fun and crafts. Join us Thursday mornings 9:30-11:30 in the worry about not knowing how-to-do-it. Solarium. Craft fair November 6th. Dues are $2.00 a month. If anyone We have our own kiln here. Call Cathy at is looking for a specific craft item let us know and we will do our best to 630-739-5892. Cathy Hess accommodate. Judy Cassidy

CROCHETING Come join our group of crocheters and knitters. We are not a formal club, but MAUREEN’S BUNCO!! rather wish to share our patterns and skills with others. Wednesday, June 20 and Wednesday, July 18 We meet on Mondays at 9:30 am. There are no dues, no rules. Hope to see Time: 12:30 PM Fee: $2.00 you there. Esther Stachiewicz

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NOTES FROM THE ASSESSOR WE ARE LOOKING Hope you all are enjoying the longer, warmer days of summer! FOR NEW RENEWAL NOTES CHORUS By now you have received your 2017 Tax Bills and paid the first installment! Please MEMBERS!! check the exemption section and make sure you are getting everything you should We are seeking new members be. If you have any questions, feel free to call or stop in our office! to join the Renewal Notes for It’s not too late to turn in your Senior Freeze forms for this year. If you haven’t fun and camaraderie. We sing done it yet, bring your paperwork in and we will help you fill it out! Remember, the all the oldies but goodies and household income level has been increased to $65,000. also learn some new ones. We If anyone ever has a question on their tax bill or their assessment, please stop in sometimes visit local Nursing our office so we can discuss it! Sometimes a company will do a mass mailing saying homes to spread good cheer! they can “lower your property taxes”…. This usually isn’t the case, especially if you We specialize in the songs are getting the senior freeze! Please call our office before you sign up with any firm from our younger days. If you that says they can lower your property taxes. We have had people say they were enjoy singing and meeting charged a lot of money from some of those companies. new people, come join us on Thursdays, from So if you get a note about appealing your property taxes or lowering your property 10:00 – 11:30 am. taxes, just call our office. We are happy to review your information FREE of charge! You do NOT need to hire an attorney or a tax consultant. More information call (630)759-3411. See you at the Village Picnic! Hope to see you there, Assessor Office hours: 9AM to 4PM Monday – Friday. Ginny Andersen 630-759-1315 Jean Kelly LINE DANCING Line dancing starts at 10:15 on Fridays. MACHINE EMBROIDERY CLUB We have added a beginner’s class. See $ You really need an Embroidery Machine to sew with this group. Jerry to enroll. The cost is 2. Jerry Fuzak and Rita Savane 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. AARP SMART DRIVER CLASSES If you’re interested, please contact Susan Slamar at 630-963-9418.

How are you CRISIS LINE OF WILL COUNTY For those drivers wishing to save $ today? REASSURANCE CALLS on your insurance, come to the two (SUNSHINE PROGRAM) 4 hour classes to be held: Thursday, July 26th and Every day, Crisis Line calls elderly, disabled and homebound individuals Friday, July 27th with a friendly chat to check on their well-being. from 9:00 am – 1:00 pm If needed Crisis Line volunteer operators will remind an individual to Pre-registration is required. take their medication, increasing an individual’s independence and self- STUDENTS MUST ATTEND BOTH sufficiency. The program provides an individual and/or their family the CLASSES TO RECEIVE YOUR CERTIFICATE. security of knowing that someone is checking on them. $15 – AARP member If interested in the “Sunshine Program” or for more information $20 – non-AARP member please call the administrative line at (815) 744-5280 Call 630-759-3411 for reservations.

4 Oldies But Goodies June - July 2018 ActivitiesActivities && EventsEvents ATTENTION !!! Fun Times NOTE: To All SENIORS June 5 MORE: Detective Cunningham, BPD and CAREGIVERS: 11:30 am MEMBERSHIP June 5 We are a SENIOR FOUNTAINDALE BOOKMOBILE – 10:30 am If you are “Out of DuPage Township”, WELLNESS center June 5 you must pay $12.00 per calendar year - Wellness Check by: January through December, yearly to get a What that means, really, Caring Hands Private Duty Service newsletter and to go on all trips. If you did is we are NOT a drop off June 5 adult day care center. Our not get your newsletter, you are probably Social Hour seniors are active, motivated 12:15 pm not a current member. Please use the and driven to exercise, plan June 12 swipe card at the front desk when entering activities, volunteer, deliver Albert Banushi-Humana MarketPoint the building. If you are not getting the meals, help prepare meals - Positive Thinking current listing, see Diane or call for shut-ins. 12:15 pm Line dance, Zumba Dance, June 19 630-759-3411. Remember, your new dues share recipes, crochet, FOUNTAINDALE BOOKMOBILE – 10:30 am are due now, January 1, 2018. make ceramics, bowl June 19 and sometimes go to the Joseph Phillips - ALC Health Care QUILTERS basketball courts. Services - Stand Tall 12:15 pm We have regular meetings on Tuesdays If this is not you or your at 1:30 pm and for those who can spare June 26 parent, we will help you find Robin Polick - Atria the time, we meet on Mondays at 10:30 a place which is very suited - New Senior Living Community am. We crochet in the Main Room or the for yourself. 12:15 pm Solarium. Come join us for lots of laughs July 3 and learn what the others are making or FOUNTAINDALE BOOKMOBILE – 10:30 am July 3 just for conversation. CANASTA CLUB Detective Cunningham, BPD Shirley Armstrong Do you enjoy Rummy? 11:30 am Marguerite Harbin July 3 Canasta is quite similar. Social Hour Looking for members 12:15 pm PINOCHLE to play every Tuesday at July 7 12:30 pm. FREE Shredding Day, Here at the Men and women are invited to play. center from Tuesday and Wednesday 10:00 am - 12:00 pm 12:30 – 4:30 pm July 10 For more information, contact Fall prevention - Will County Gerry Farganus 630-910-1170. Come join us for Senior Services 12:15 pm COMMUNITY RESOURCE July 11 FAIR Community Resource Fair July 11, 2018 9:00 am - 12:00 pm RED HAT CLUB From 9:00 am - noon July 17 FOUNTAINDALE BOOKMOBILE – 10:30 am The Red Hats meet You will have the opportunity to visit once a month and July 17 do different activities, however, vendors and win a prize! Albert Banushi-Humana MarketPoint membership is closed for now. - Special Needs Plan July 24 Lurine Hild, President Louis Santiago - CARSTAR - Your Car and You EXERCISE CLASS 12:15 pm July 31 Join our Exercise/Line Dancing on Mondays at 9:00 am and on Tuesdays at FOUNTAINDALE BOOKMOBILE – 10:30 am 9:00 am. Regular exercise class is on Wednesdays and Fridays at 9:00 am. All July 31 classes are at the Levy Center. The price for class is $2.00. Every 10th class is FREE. Kristin Salkas - RTA - Local Travel Live longer, feel better and meet others like yourself who want to walk 12:15 pm with confidence. Carla Williams

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NOTES FROM THE DIRECTOR ATTENTION: Beginning 2018 you will need Seniors Taking Our Trips your 2017 (Form SSA-1099 Payment must be made at the time of the trip Social Security Benefit statement) registration. information to complete a BEAM In the event of cancellation, all efforts will application. Keep in mind we are be made to resell their tickets to Levy Center members. If we cannot, no refund can be given. always a year behind, just like We’re sorry for any inconvenience. taxes. BEAM benefits include a reduction on your license plates and a ride free program handled by DON’T FORGET! Ventra. You can drop off your OLD BEAM requirements are if you PRESCRIPTIONS at THE LEVY CENTER make less than $27,610 for one and we will make sure they person household and $36,635 get disposed of properly. for a two person household. I am also available for Food Stamps applications and with Medicare A, POWER CONNECTION B, C or D. Please call at 630-759- Classes for Computers and Forklift Training: 3411. We also do RTA applications The Power Connection for 65 years and older reduced fare 999 Remington Blvd., Suite F, Bolingbrook, IL 60440 permit or free fare permit. Please You may come in Monday – Friday (10:00 am – 4:00 pm) or call don’t hesitate to call me with any 630) 679-6899 to register for scheduled classes. questions or concerns. Visit our website at www.thepowerconnection.org for more info on Maureen Fox our Food Connection, Resale Connection and more!

FOOD PANTRY 719 Parkwood, Romeoville In Memory (815) 886-7986 The following people were known to the DuPage Tuesday & Thursday Township Levy Senior Center and loved ones. If we did not print someone’s name, please forgive us and let 9:00 am – 2:00 pm us know so that we can print them in the next issue. If you are a DuPage Township resident and you have a hard time stretching Loretta Taylor your food budget, you may come in 2x per month. Save the Dates: We have an Owls Bowling Summer July 7th League EQUIPMENT LOAN Community Shredding Day CLOSET. July 11th Interested in bowling this summer We are in need of with the Owls @Lisle Lanes in Community Resource day wheelchairs. Lisle starting on June 4th then August 22nd call Marianne Jacobson for more Secretary of State: Rules of the Road Call us for some short information September 18th term loans. 630-739-4225 Members Showcase 630-759-3411 Cell: 630-479-7514.

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ATTENTION VETERANS!!!

The Veterans Assistance Commission of Will appointments since space is limited. County, is available to help with filling out forms Veterans can now get prescription drugs for $7 - but you must go to Joliet for this service. You must $15 apiece from the VA if you meet the income call and make an appointment to see them first at guidelines. 815-740-8389. Also, if someone is in a nursing home or assisted/ WOMEN take note: If you are a veteran, you, too, supp. living and had a spouse who served during are entitled to Veteran Assistance. WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Iraq or Afghanistan, they They have a Doctor’s office in Joliet at the old Silver are entitled to a stipend to assist with the cost of Cross Hospital which will treat you, or they will placement, —Monthly rent. bus you to Hines Hospital for treatment. The bus leaves daily, (except county or federal holidays), The office is located at 2400 Glenwood Ave., from the VA office at 8:00 am; the VA clinic on Joliet, IL. Glenwood Ave in Joliet at 8:20 am. It returns to Call the Joliet office at 815-740-8389 for Joliet no later than 2:30 pm. You need to make information. an appointment to ride the bus. Please keep your

2018 Community Resource Fair Wednesday, July 11, 2018 9:00 AM - 12:00 pm

This is a FREE Event, FREE Everyone is Welcome POPCORN Any questions please contact: Maureen Fox at: DuPage Township: 251 Canterbury Ln, Bolingbrook, IL 60440 630-759-3411 RAY PETERSON [email protected] Experienced chair massage therapist, (reflexology) and 2nd degree Reiki will be here on FRIDAYS Visit Our SPA DAY!!! SUSIE’S offering chair Fridays Hair Do’s, Cuts and hand $ massages or foot Starting at 9:00 am 8.00 massage – $8.00 each, 15 minutes. Please sign up at the front desk.

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BUS SCHEDULE SCHEDULED STOPS Bus service runs on the noted Fridays. Due to lack of participation, the Start Greenleaf 9:00 am shopping bus will pick up at Greenleaf Apartments one time. The bus To First Midwest Bank 9:10 am will arrive at 9:00 am, and returns approximately 11:30 am or 12:00 Noon. To Marquette Bank 9:30 am Also, due to rising costs of fuel, the charge for each one-way ride To McKenzie Falls (if reserved) 9:35 am will be $1.00. It will also be necessary to provide your membership To Briarcliff 9:40 am ID card so that we can identify every passenger riding. This is for your safety so that we can identify every passenger riding. To Wal-Mart 9:45 am To Dollar Store 9:50 am NOTE: To Lily Cache 10:00 am The bus will run on: PLEASE KEEP THIS CALENDAR FOR To Naperville Road 10:15 am Friday, June 1 READY REFERENCE To Meijer 10:30 am Friday, June 15 To Jewel/Target/Kohls 10:40 am Friday, June 29 To Boughton 11:00 am LEVY CENTER CLOSED Friday, July 13 To Greenleaf 11:30 am July 4 - INDEPENDENCE DAY or NOON Friday, July 27 EXERCISE CLASSES DAY TIME CLASS PLACE Monday 9:00 – 10:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing Main Room Tuesday 9:00 – 10:00 am Exercise/Dancing Main Room Wednesday 9:00 – 10:00 am Exercise Main Room Friday 9:00 – 10:00 am Exercise Main Room

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 SUBSTITUTE DRIVERS: Call 630-759-3411 and ask for Theresa opportunities available SENIOR SERVICES OF WILL COUNTY : 815-723-9713 or 815-726-0094 (NUTRITION)

DO YOU HAVE ANY OLD NUTRITION UPDATE Join us for Lunch at the Levy Center for Congregate GLASSES OR Meals, Monday – Friday at 11:30 am. CELL PHONES?? ---- ALL ARE INVITED ---- We collect them and then donate them Contact Theresa to make reservations 5 days to Bolingbrook Lion’s Club. in advance. Call 630-759-3411 The Lion’s donation box is Monday through Friday located in the coatroom between 8:30 am – 11:30 pm. of the Levy Center. A suggested donation of $3.00 is appreciated. THANK YOU

8 Oldies But Goodies June - July 2018 Activities & Events MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 1 LEVY BUS DAY 9:00 am Sue/Hairdresser /Ray’s Massage Village Picnic 9:00 am Exercise June June 24th 10:15 am Line Dancing 2018 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm 11:30 am Nutrition

4 5 6 7 8 9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing 9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing 9:00 am Exercise 9:30 am Crafty Seniors 9:00 am Sue/Hairdresser 9:30 am Crocheting 9:30 am Ceramics 9:30 am Machine 10:00 am Renewal Notes /Ray’s Massage 10:00 am Technology Class Embroidery 11:30 am Nutrition 9:00 am Exercise 10:00 am Sew What? 10:30 am Fountaindale Bookmobile 11:30 am Nutrition 11:30 am Nutrition 12:30 pm Bingo 10:15 am Line Dancing 11:30 am Nutrition 12:30 pm Pinochle 11:30 am Nutrition 1:00 pm FREE MOVIE: 12:15 pm Social Hour 1:00 pm Men’s Club 1:00 pm Art Dabblers The Wager 12:30 pm Pinochle 1:00 pm Senior Club 1:00 pm Men’s Club 1:00 pm Canasta/Quilting 1:00 pm Red Hat’s Meeting Wellness Check By: Caring Hands Private Duty Services

11 12 13 14 15 9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing 9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing 9:00 am Exercise 9:30 am Crafty Seniors LEVY BUS DAY 9:30 am Crocheting 9:30 am Ceramics 11:30 am Nutrition 10:00 am Renewal Notes 9:00 am Sue/Hairdresser 10:00 am Technology Class 10:00 am Sew What? 12:00 pm Board Games 11:30 am Nutrition /Ray’s Massage 11:30 am Nutrition 11:30 am Nutrition 12:30 pm Pinochle 12:30 pm Bingo 9:00 am Exercise 12:15 pm Positive Thinking 10:00 am Aging with Dignity 1:00 pm FREE MOVIE: 1:00 pm Art Dabblers 1:00 pm Men’s Club 12:30 pm Pinochle 10:15 am Line Dancing The Greatest Showman 1:00 pm Men’s Club 1:00 pm Senior Club 1:00 pm Social Bridge 11:30 am Nutrition 1:00 pm Canasta/Quilting

18 19 20 21 22 9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing 9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing 9:00 am Exercise 9:30 am Crafty Seniors 9:00 am Sue/Hairdresser 9:30 am Crocheting 9:30 am Ceramics 9:30 am Machine 10:00 am Renewal Notes /Ray’s Massage 10:00 am Sew What? 10:00 am Technology Class Embroidery to Autumn Leaves 9:00 am Exercise 11:30 am Nutrition 10:30 am Fountaindale Bookmobile 11:30 am Nutrition 11:30 am Nutrition 10:00 am Aging with Dignity 1:00 pm FREE MOVIE: 11:30 am Nutrition 12:30 pm Maureen’s Bunco 12:30 pm Bingo 10:15 am Line Dancing 12:15 pm Stand Tall, Don’t Fall The Commuter 12:30 pm Pinochle 1:00 pm Men’s Club 11:30 am Nutrition 12:30 pm Pinochle 1:00 pm Art Dabblers 1:00 pm Senior Club 1:00 pm Men’s Club 1:00 pm Canasta/Quilting

25 26 27 28 29 9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing 9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing 9:00 am Exercise 9:30 am Crafty Seniors LEVY BUS DAY 9:30 am Crocheting 9:30 am Ceramics 11:30 am Nutrition 9:00 am Sue/Hairdresser 10:00 am Technology Class 10:00 am Renewal Notes 10:00 am Sew What? 12:00 pm Board Games /Ray’s Massage 11:30 am Nutrition 12:30 pm Pinochle 11:30 am Nutrition 11:30 am Nutrition 12:15 pm New Senior Living 12:30 pm Bingo 9:00 am Exercise 12:00 pm FREE MOVIE: 1:00 pm Art Dabblers 10:00 am Aging with Dignity 12:30 pm Pinochle 1:00 pm Men’s Club 1:00 pm Men’s Club The Post 1:00 pm Senior Club 10:15 am Line Dancing 1:00 pm Social Bridge 1:00 pm Canasta/Quilting 11:30 am Nutrition

June -July 2018 Oldies But Goodies 9 Activities & Events MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 2 3 4 5 6 9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing 9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing 9:30 am Crafty Seniors 9:00 am Sue/Hairdresser 9:30 am Crocheting 9:30 am Ceramics 10:00 am Renewal Notes /Ray’s Massage 10:00 am Sew What? 10:00 am Technology Class 11:30 am Nutrition 9:00 am Exercise 11:30 am Nutrition 10:30 am Fountaindale Bookmobile OFFICE 12:30 pm Bingo 10:00 am Aging with Dignity 1:00 pm FREE MOVIE: 11:30 am Nutrition 12:15 pm Social Hour 1:00 pm Men’s Club 10:15 am Line Dancing Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle 12:30 pm Pinochle CLOSED 11:30 am Nutrition 1:00 pm Senior Club 1:00 pm Canasta/Quilting 4TH OF JULY

9 10 11 12 13 9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing 9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing 9:00 am NO Exercise 9:30 am Crafty Seniors LEVY BUS DAY 9:30 am Crocheting 9:30 am Ceramics 11:30 am Nutrition 10:00 am Renewal Notes 9:00 am Sue/Hairdresser 10:00 am Sew What? 10:00 am Technology Class 12:00 pm Board Games 11:30 am Nutrition /Ray’s Massage 11:30 am Nutrition 11:30 am Nutrition 12:30 pm Pinochle 12:30 pm Bingo 9:00 am NO Exercise 12:15 pm Fall Prevention 1:00 pm Art Dabblers 10:00 am Aging with Dignity 1:00 pm FREE MOVIE: 12:30 pm Pinochle 1:00 pm Men’s Club Forever My Girl 1:00 pm Men’s Club 10:15 am NO Line Dancing 1:00 pm Senior Club 1:00 pm Social Bridge 11:30 am Nutrition 1:00 pm Canasta/Quilting Community Resource Fair 11:30 am Luau 9:00 am - NOON 16 17 18 19 20 9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing 9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing 9:00 am Exercise 9:30 am Crafty Seniors 9:00 am Sue/Hairdresser 9:30 am Crocheting 9:30 am Ceramics 9:30 am Machine 10:00 am Renewal Notes /Ray’s Massage 10:00 am Technology Class Embroidery to Autumn Leaves 9:00 am Exercise 10:00 am Sew What? 10:30 am Fountaindale Bookmobile 11:30 am Nutrition 11:30 am Nutrition 11:30 am Nutrition 10:00 am Aging with Dignity 11:30 am Nutrition 12:30 pm Maureen’s Bunco 12:30 pm Bingo 10:15 am Line Dancing 1:00 pm FREE MOVIE: 12:15 pm Special Needs Plan Please Stand By 12:30 pm Pinochle 1:00 pm Men’s Club 11:30 am Nutrition 12:30 pm Pinochle 1:00 pm Art Dabblers 1:00 pm Senior Club 1:00 pm Men’s Club Life Line Screening 1:00 pm Canasta/Quilting

23 24 25 26 27 9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing 9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing 9:00 am Exercise 9:30 am NO Crafty Seniors LEVY BUS DAY 9:30 am Crocheting 9:30 am Ceramics 11:30 am Nutrition 10:00 am Renewal Notes 9:00 am Sue/Hairdresser 10:00 am Sew What? 10:00 am Technology Class 12:00 pm Board Games 11:30 am Nutrition /Ray’s Massage 11:30 am Nutrition 11:30 am Nutrition 12:30 pm Pinochle 12:30 pm Bingo 9:00 am Exercise 12:15 pm Your Car and You 1:00 pm FREE MOVIE: 1:00 pm Art Dabblers 1:00 pm Men’s Club 10:00 am Aging with Dignity 12:30 pm Pinochle The 15:17 to Paris 1:00 pm Men’s Club 10:15 am Line Dancing 1:00 pm Senior Club 1:00 pm Social Bridge 11:30 am Nutrition 1:00 pm Canasta/Quilting Secretary of State Super Senior Day

30 31 9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing 9:00 am Exercise/Line Dancing 9:30 am Crocheting 9:30 am Ceramics July 7th, 10:00 am Sew What? 10:00 am Technology Class July 11:30 am Nutrition 10:30 am Fountaindale Bookmobile SHREDDING 1:00 pm FREE MOVIE: 11:30 am Nutrition 2018 12:15 pm Local Travel Maze Runner: The Death Cure DAY!! 12:30 pm Pinochle 1:00 pm Senior Club 1:00 pm Canasta/Quilting 251 Canterbury, Bolingbrook

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10 Oldies But Goodies June - July 2018 Activities & Events Now Showing Mondays 1:00 pm! FREE Popcorn & Refreshments! At the MOVIES

MONDAY, June 4th, 2018 – The Wager – When the life of mega film star, Michael Steele (Travis), is destroyed right before the most important day of his life, his faith is put to the ultimate test. PG-13

MONDAY, June 11th, 2018 – The Greatest Showman – Orphaned, penniless but ambitious and with a mind crammed with imagination and fresh ideas, the American Phineas Taylor Barnum will always be remembered as the man with the gift to effortlessly blue the line between reality and fiction. Thirsty for innovation and hungry for success, the son of a tailor will manage to open a wax museum but will soon shift focus to stage. Some will call Barnum’s wide collection of oddities, a freak show: however, when the obsessed showman gambles everything on the opera singer Jenny Lind to appeal to a highbrow audience, he will somehow lose sight of the most important aspect of his life: his family. Will Barnum risk it all to be accepted? PG-13

MONDAY, June 18th, 2018 – The Commuter – Now a hard-working life insurance salesman and a caring family man, the former police officer, Michael MacCauley, has taken the commuter rail to New York for the past ten years. But, unexpectedly, things will take a turn for the worse, when on one of his daily journeys, the cryptic passenger, Joanna, makes Michael a generous and tempting offer to locate a single commuter or face grave consequences. Is this a sick joke, or is this indeed a serious situation? As Michael races against the clock to solve this wicked conundrum, everyone aboard is a suspect, in a deal where there’s definitely more than meets the eye. Can he decide in time who’s the own?. PG-13

MONDAY, June 25th 2018 – The Post – When American military analyst, Daniel Ellsber, realizes to his disgust the depths of the Us government’s deceptions about the futility of the Vietnam war, he takes action by copying top-secret documents that would become the Pentagon Papers. Later, Washington Post owner, Kay Graham, is still adjusting to taking over her late husband’s business when editor Ben Bradlee discovers the New York Times has scooped them with an explosive expose on those paper. Determined to compete, Post reporters find Elisberg himself and a complete copy of those papers. However, the Post’s plans to publish their findings are put in jeopardy with a Federal restraining order that could get them all indicted for contempt. Now , Kay Graham must decide whether to back down for the safety of her paper or publish and fight for the Freedom of the Press. In doing so, Graham and her staff join a fight for the Freedom of the Press. PG-13

MONDAY, July 2nd 2018 – Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle – In a brand new Jumanji adventure, four high school kids discover an old video game console and are drawn into the game’s jungle setting, literally becoming the adult avatars they chose. What they discover is that you don’t just. PG

MONDAY, July 9th, 2018 – Forever My Girl – After being gone for a decade a country star returns home to the love he left behind. PG

Monday, July 16th 2108 – Please Stand By – A young autistic woman runs away from the caregiver in an attempt to submit her manuscript to “Star Trek writing competition. PG-13

MONDAY, July 23rd, 2018 – 15:17 to Paris – In the early evening of August 21, 2015, the world watched in stunned silence as the media reported a thwarted terrorist attack on Thalys train#9364 bound for Paris-an attempt prevented by three courageous young Americans traveling through Europe. The film follows the course of the friends lives, from the struggles of childhood through finding their footing in life, to the series of unlikely events leading up to the attack. Throughout the harrowing ordeal, their friendship never wavers, making it their greatest weapon and allowing them to save the lives of the more than 500 passengers on board. PG-13

MONDAY, July 30st, 2018 – Maze Runner: The Death Cure – In the epic finale to The Maze Runner Saga, Thomas leads his group of escaped Gladers on their final and most dangerous mission yet. To save their friends, they must break into the legendary last city, a WCKD controlled labyrinth that may turn out to be the deadliest maze of all. Anyone who makes it out alive will get the answers to the questions the Gladers have been asking since they first arrived in the maze. Will Thomas and the crew make it out alive. Or will Ava Paige get her way?. PG-13

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Dinner with Lynne! WHERE: AL’S STEAK HOUSE - JOLIET WHEN: JUNE 5 TIME: 5:00 PM FEE: $2 LIMIT: 40 Al’s Steak House is one of the oldest established upscale dining restaurants in Joilet. Al’s has maintained a reputation for serving the best charbroiled steaks in the area. Their steaks and chops are cut daily by their experienced chef’s. They have a variety of fresh fish delivered daily to offer the tastiest meals around. Daily lunch and dinner specials are offered as well. One of Al’s many specialties are the Grecian style steaks served with Al’s own double baked potato. Don’t miss the generous salad bar - offered nightly! For more than 50 years Al’s Steak House has been a Chicago icon! Come on out and have dinner with some of your friends at the Levy! I’m positive you will have a GREAT experience!

LUNCH BUNCH WHERE: FAMOUS DAVE’S WHEN: JUNE 14 TIME: 11:30 AM FEE: $1 Hand-rubbed with a secret blend of tongue-tingling spices, pit-smoked for 3-4 hours, slathered in sauce, then flame-kissed on the grill. Served with corn bread muffin, corn-on-the-cob, and your choice of two sides. That’s the wonderful way your food is prepared at Famous Dave’s! Choices of ribs, pulled pork, chicken, & beef brisket, just to name a few of the entrees offered at this establishment. You’ll be sure to get plenty to eat, with plenty to take home!

SLAMMERS I WHERE: JOLIET WHEN: JUNE 19 TIME: 5:00 PM FEE: $2 LIMIT: 25 Yippie skippy, it’s time for our summer trips to Silver Cross Field in Joliet to see our favorite local team!! This will be the first of three visits out to the ballfield to enjoy some summer fun! With an amazing entrance fee such as this, makes it very affordable to enjoy dinner on your own right here at the ballfield. Choose from hot dogs, burgers, beef sandwiches, pizzas nachos, fries and much more! Naturally a trip to the Creamery will be in order on the way home or it wouldn’t be a tradition!

THE SPIRIT OF CHICAGO WHERE: NAVY PIER WHEN: JUNE 21 TIME: 9:00 AM FEE: $55 LIMIT: 40 Your Spirit cruise departs from the historic Navy Pier on Lake Michigan. Your excursion covers the magnificent lakefront with spectacular views of the city’s downtown. No trip to Chicago is complete without a view from one of the decks of this festive ship. And while you’re enjoying all the highlights, you can dine, dance, and have a great time, too. Spirit of Chicago allows you to experience a festive and fun atmosphere at your own pace. Step aboard and taste their delicious buffet dining. Relax on the comfortable climate-controlled decks or take a stroll to the spacious open-air observation deck. Sip from a refreshing cocktail and take in amazing views from Lake Michigan. Freshly prepared and seasonally inspired, this onboard buffet-style menu is the perfect sampling of flavors to satisfy all tastes. The signature menu is included in the base ticket price for all standard dining cruises. You will have additional time available before the cruise to shop your favorite stores or pick up your favorite popcorn! The ship boards at noon and will return at approximately 2:30. COME, LET’S SAIL AWAY!! ANOTHER TRIP THAT WILL GO FAST! SIGN UP TODAY!!

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THE CHER SHOW & LUNCH ON YOUR OWN WHERE: ORIENTAL THEATRE WHEN: JUNE 27 TIME: 10:30 AM FEE: $96 LIMIT: 25 We’ll begin this afternoon excursion with a trip to Cheddars right here in town. At Cheddar’s Scratch Kitchen, they’ve been graciously serving made-from-scratch goodness since 1979. Their 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. They use quality ingredients and take the time to prepare them in their kitchen. It’s the right way, not the easy way, because it tastes better that way. And really, isn’t that the point? Cheddar’s Scratch Kitchen serves made-from-scratch goodness in a welcoming place. Enjoy Soups, Salads, House Smoked Baby Back Ribs, hand-battered Country Fried Chicken, Scratch Burgers, Homemade Onion Rings, Pastas, and more! Great prices too! Next, we will move on to the Theatre to see a musical showcasing none other than the infamous “CHER.” Superstars come and go. CHER is forever. For six straight decades, only one unstoppable force has flat-out dominated popular culture — breaking down barriers, pushing boundaries, and letting nothing and no one stand in her way. The Cher Show is her story, and it’s packed with so much Cher that it takes three women to play her: The kid starting out, the glam pop star and the icon. The Cher Show is 35 songs, six decades of stardom, two rock-star husbands, a Grammy, an Oscar, an Emmy, and enough Bob Mackie gowns to cause a sequins shortage in New York City, all in one unabashedly fabulous new musical!! Guaranteed to be an action-packed day! DON’T MISS OUT! SIGN UP TODAY!! I WILL BE ON VACATION THE FIRST WEEK OF JULY

TASTE OF CHICAGO WHEN: JULY 12 TIME: 10:00 AM FEE: $3 LIMIT: 25 Each summer, a variety of local restaurants and food vendors set up booths in Grant Park for a free festival, offering samples of their most popular dishes. The festival has its own currency—you purchase tickets at the gate which can be spent on food and drinks. The Taste of Chicago that evolved from that steamy July 4th in 1980 is one of the largest tourist attractions in Illinois. This free-admission festival, now in its 36th year, is the place to be, infusing the city with a spirit and attracting lead stories each day in newspapers and on television. It is an impressive scene. Colorfully decorated food booths surround the outside kitchens of more than three dozen restaurants from all over Chicago, which now include Pop-Ups, three booths featuring new restaurants each day, that are also new to Taste. Exotic aromas permeate the air and no visitor leaves a food booth empty handed. Last year’s “Taste” attracted more than one million visitors from all over the city, the suburbs, the Midwest, and the country. Taste underwent a major transformation in 2013 with several new areas that highlight our vast culinary community. In addition to Pop-Ups, the event features Celebrity Chef du Jour, a specially designed air-conditioned dining experience where patrons can receive a sit-down, three-course meal prepared by noted chefs such as Graham Elliot and Stephanie Izard. For festival goers who want to satisfy more than their appetites, a popular attraction is the In the Kitchen with Mariano’s where local chefs, guest stars and our celebrity chefs demonstrate their wares and confide the secrets of their culinary success. Summer in Chicago is built around one event each year, Taste of Chicago, and continues to capture the favorites and the future of Chicago’s restaurant and dining community. Taste of Chicago is the nation’s premier outdoor food festival highlighting the diversity of Chicago’s dining community. The delicious array of food served at Taste of Chicago is complemented by music and exciting activities for the entire family. Every summer since 1980, Chicago’s beautiful Grant Park on the city’s magnificent lakefront has been home to the world’s largest food festival. DON’T MISS OUT!! SIGN UP TODAY! THIS WILL FILL UP QUICKLY!!

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SLAMMERS II WHERE: SILVER CROSS STADIUM - JOLIET WHEN: JULY 17 TIME: 5:00 PM FEE: $2 LIMIT: 25 This will be the SECOND of three visits out to the ballfield to enjoy some summer fun! With an amazing entrance fee such as this, makes it very affordable to enjoy dinner on your own right here at the ballfield. Choose from hot dogs, burgers, beef sandwiches, pizzas nachos, fries and much more! Naturally a trip to the Creamery will be in order on the way home or it wouldn’t be a tradition! ALWAYS A GREAT NIGHT!! BATTERRRRRRRR UP!!!

SEADOG BOAT CRUISE WHERE: CHICAGO - NAVY PIER WHEN: JULY 19 TIME: 9:00 AM FEE: $42 LIMIT: 25 You’ll Enjoy a 75-minute cruise through the historic Chicago Locks and up the Chicago River with up-close views of all the famous bridges of the Chicago River. Entertaining narration with amusing stories and facts on Chicago’s history. We will hear some fascinating stories about some of Chicago’s most famous buildings including the Tribune Building, Willis Tower, Lyric Opera, and the Merchandise Mart. This will be an exciting speedboat ride along the lakefront featuring views of Chicago including Buckingham Fountain, Grant Park, Chicago Harbor, Chicago’s Museum Campus and more! After the tour is over we will linger on the Pier and have lunch on your own at an eatery of your choice. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes and bring some sunscreen to prevent too much sun. THIS TRIP WILL FILL UP FAST! SIGN UP TODAY!!

FOUR WINDS WHERE: NEW BUFFALO, MICHIGAN WHEN: JULY 26 TIME: 9:00 AM FEE: $25 LIMIT: 100 Four Winds Casino is the premiere casino in the Midwest. Experience the excitement at this relatively new facility. The odds are in your favor when you play the hottest casino games in New Buffalo. Four Winds Casino has 3000 of the most sought-after slots, a special high-limit slot area for maximum exhilaration. This is the ONLY casino in the area to offer million-dollar jackpots! The fee includes $15.00 instant slot play credit immediately downloaded to your player’s card, along with $10.00 food credit to the Buffet or whichever restaurant you choose. Either way, the food is always fresh, with a wide selection from appetizers to soups, salads, burgers, hot dogs, oven baked or hand-crafted sandwiches, and even pizzas! THIS TRIP ALWAYS FILLS UP QUICKLY!! SIGN UP TODAY!!

PROBLEMS WITH PACE? PACE DIAL-A-RIDE Call PACE Hotline and voice your complaints!! 1-800-244-4410 (NOTE – NEW NUMBER!) (847) 364-7223 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 ATTENTION: PACE BUS RIDERS! of age or older, and persons with a disability. Anyone riding the Pace Bus must apply for a Pace bus card 3 – 4 weeks before they intend to ride on the bus. SERVICE HOURS – Monday – Friday 7:00 am to 5:00 pm Apply at the LEVY CENTER, $ 251 Canterbury Lane, Bolingbrook, during 1.00 ONE-WAY FARE normal business hours.

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