dickinson hall - City of Lake Forest

DICKINSON
HALL
847-234-2209
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Registration begins Thursday, September 3 at 9 am
Social Events at Dickinson Hall bring friends together!
Women’s Club Annual Raffle Fundraiser
More than 80 valuable prizes await on Wednesday, September 30! Raffle tickets are available for purchase
anytime at Dickinson Hall, or early on event day. Don’t wait to purchase your chance to win! Tickets: $1
each, 6 for $5, winner need not be present to win. All proceeds benefit Dickinson Hall programs
I ♥ Lake Forest & Lake Bluff, A Watercolor Art Show
Friday, September 18 5:30-7:00 pm Free
Location: Northern Trust Bank, 265 E. Deerpath
Enjoy a glass of wine and refreshments, as the Dickinson Hall Watercolor Artists present original artwork from Lake
Forest and Lake Bluff scenes. Colorful renditions of your favorite sights are perfect for holiday giving; artists will be on
hand and accept commissions. The show will be on display at the Northern Trust Bank September 18-28, 2015. Bring
your friends to this free event!
“Artist Couples” with Cindy Lewis
Tuesdays, October 6, 13, 20, 27 10:00-11:30 am $16 per lecture/$18 per lecture guests
Discover four pairs of love-driven artists and their effect on one another’s creativity. Vincent van Gogh once gave
artists this advice: “What is done in love is done well.” Over the years, it seems like great artists took his advice, but with
varying results. Come explore the obsessed, troubled, and inspired romances that helped steer the lives and works of
some of the most influential artists of the twentieth century.
Please visit us Monday–Friday 8:30 am–4:30 pm
Great Room doors open fifteen minutes prior to special events
Reservations are needed for all events—847.234.2209
AGE SPECTACULARLY!
Lecture, Lunches and More!
Religion is NOT Inherently Violent
Presenter: Jim Kenney
Friday, September 11 Noon lunch $15 all registrants
That’s the controversial thesis of Fields of Blood, the newest
bestseller by renowned religious scholar Karen Armstrong. The
book is a strong and, at the same time fascinating rebuke to
emerging militant atheism. Don’t miss this exciting presentation
with Jim Kenney, co-founder of Common Ground—a center
for inquiry, study and dialogue in the human quest for
understanding and the human pursuit of significance. He is a
Trustee-Founder of the Parliament of the World’s Religions and
served as the organization’s Global Director from 1995-2002.
He is currently the Director of the Interreligious Engagement
Project. Reservations due by September 9.
Join Us for a Taste of Tuscany!
Presenter: Antal Zsupan, Regional Director of Dining Services
for Brookdale Hawthorn Lakes
Thursday, September 17 3:30 pm Free
Antal will be at Dickinson Hall to share his knowledge of
Tuscany by pairing wines and foods from the region. A video
presentation set to music will set the atmosphere for a tasting
of his handpicked wines. Reservations due by September 15.
German P.O.W. Camps of Chicago
Thursday, September 24 Noon lunch $15 all registrants
Presenter: James Meierhoff, PhD
Candidate in Archaeology at University of Illinois
Come learn about Chicago area World War II German POW
Camps with Mr. Meierhoff. He will talk about his findings at
Camp Pine, Camp Thornton and Camp Skokie Valley and
how his interactions with prisoners were often the only link
between the war raging in Europe and the American home
front. Reservations due by September 22.
Barry Bradford is Back!!
10:00 am Free for DH Members, $10 guests
Sponsored by BrightStar Care
Friday, September 18 Al Capone, Big Jim & Johnny Torrio:
Organizing the Outfit in Chicago Al Capone is arguably the
most famous gangster of all time, but he did not create “the
Outfit” and his reign as leader was relatively brief. Learn how
the Outfit came to rule the Chicago Underworld.
Friday, October 2 Walt Disney: Animating America
No individual changed American popular culture more
than Walt Disney. But that is just scratching the surface of his
overwhelming contributions to America. He revolutionized the
way we spend our free time, the way movies are marketed,
our view of the environment, our faith in technology and the
way we think about art.
Friday, November 6 Election 2008 The election of 2008 has
been called the “game change election.” It was a wild
ride that featured a heroic former POW, the first female, first
African-American, and first Hispanic candidates to have a
realistic shot of winning and a plethora of colorful supporting
characters. Learn the inside story of how the campaigns used
social media, the Internet, and advertising in unique ways
during the exciting and groundbreaking election of 2008!
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How to Register for Programs, Trips
and Events at Dickinson Hall:
Registration on Thursday, September 3 at 9:00 am is by phone
847-234-2209 or email [email protected] only.
Reservations are taken on a first come, first served basis.
After September 3 you may register by phone, mail or in
person at Dickinson Hall for any trip on the trip page, event or
program. BE PATIENT- Everyone wants to register at 9:00 am
on September 3. If you do not reach us right away, please try
again in a few minutes. You will get through as soon as others
complete their registration. BE CONSIDERATE & BE PREPARED –
Plan ahead, have your list ready with your selections so you
can read them off quickly on voicemail.
Men’s Group
All men are welcome to join this lecture & luncheon program
and enjoy a wonderful afternoon at Dickinson Hall.
Reservations are required by October 19 847.234.2209
Thursday, October 22 Noon lunch $15
Lake Forest Founders and First Presbyterian Church
Presenter: Reverend Chris Chakoian
The history of First Presbyterian Church is closely intertwined
with that of Lake Forest itself, and our founders’ “DNA” is still
embedded in many of our institutions. Discover early stories
that will illuminate our character today, with Reverend Chris
Chakoian. A frequent speaker on WTTW’s “30 Good Minutes,”
Rev. Chakoian is also a columnist for The Presbyterian
Outlook and The Christian Century.
Women’s Club
All women are welcome to join this lecture & luncheon
program and enjoy these wonderful programs at
Dickinson Hall. Reservations required 847-234-2209
Fashion Show at Dickinson Hall!!
Wednesday, September 30 Noon Lunch $15 all registrants
Chico’s of Lincolnshire along with the Women’s Club at
Dickinson Hall present the latest styles in women’s designer
clothing, accessories and more. Chico’s is known for its casualto-dressy clothing and complimentary accessories. Don’t miss
this opportunity to see the latest Fall & Winter fashions. Those
attending will also receive a $10 coupon to be used at the
Lincolnshire Chico’s store! Reservations required by Sept. 28.
Women’s Club Annual Raffle Fundraiser
Over 80 valuable prizes await! Raffle tickets are available
now at Dickinson Hall. Tickets: $1 each, 6 for $5. All proceeds
generously benefit Dickinson Hall programs. Winners need not
be present.
Sonia Sotomayor and Barbara Walters
Wednesday, October 28 Noon Lunch $15
Jenny Riddle returns to dramatize Sonia Sotomayor’s
autobiography, My Beloved World, and Barbara Walter’s
memoir, Audition. First, Jenny, as Sotomayor, shares Sonia’s
remarkable journey of a young girl from a Bronx housing
project to a judge on the U.S. Supreme Court, the first Hispanic
ever to hold this position. Next, Jenny brings to life Barbara
Walters, another woman who was first in her field: the first
woman cohost of The Today Show and the first female network
news co-anchor. Reservations due by October 23.
Lectures, Lunches and More!
I ♥ Lake Forest & Lake Bluff, A Watercolor Art Show
Friday, September 18 5:30-7:00 pm Free
Location: Northern Trust Bank, 265 E. Deerpath
Enjoy a glass of wine and refreshments, as Dickinson Hall
Watercolor Artists present original artwork from Lake Forest and
Lake Bluff scenes. Colorful renditions of your favorite sights are
perfect for holiday giving; artists will be on hand and accept
commissions. The show will be on display at the Northern Trust
Bank September 18-28, 2015.
Lake Forest Symphony Rehearsal
Tuesday, October 13 1:00-4:00 pm Free to all
I’m retiring!
I would like to thank all of the wonderful members I’ve
met since starting with the City of Lake Forest in 1999.
It’s been a pleasure to meet and work with all of you. I’ve
been honored to be part of your lives; to hear your stories
and meet your families. My last day at Dickinson Hall will
be September 30, 2015. I hope that you will stop by my
office before then and say good-bye. Thank you again for
the great memories! And maybe I’ll see you around town.
Sincerely, Sherry Miller
Drop in anytime for a free peek as the Lake Forest Symphony
rehearses! Celebrating more than 55 years, the Lake Forest
Symphony is the only fully professional orchestra in Lake
County. The orchestra has been honored numerous times by
the Illinois Council of Orchestras, winning Illinois Orchestra of
the Year in 2006 and Symphony Guild of the Year in 2006 and
2011. We are honored to host this gracious event!
Oktoberfest
Friday, October 16 Noon luncheon
$25 members/$30 guests
Reservations due by October 13
When Berghoffs prepares authentic German cuisine, you
know it’s going to be exceptional, and when Gabe and the
boys in Lederhosen bring their instruments to the Great Room,
you know it’s going to be fun! Enjoy a cold German beer and
celebrate in style. Sponsored by Right at Home
Veteran’s Day Breakfast
Tuesday, November 10 10:00 am
Veterans Dine Free/$10 all others
Reservations due by November 6
Veterans and Miltiary Service Personnel of any age are invited
to be our guest for a delicious breakfast celebrating the
dedication and selflessness of all who serve our country in
times of need. Sponsored by Silverado
Congressional Legislative Update
Monday, October 19 Noon luncheon $10/$15 NM
Reservations due by October 14
U.S. Representative Bob Dold will brief us on what’s happening
in Washington D.C. and address the many questions received
at his legislative office on Social Security, Medicare, health
and long term care programs, as well as resources of interest
to seniors. Most importantly, he is seeking your input, so bring
your questions for the Congressman on all federal issues.
“Artist Couples” with Cindy Lewis
Tuesdays, 10:00-11:30 am $16 pre lecture/$18 NM
October 6 Jo Nivison Hopper and Edward Hopper
October 13 Elaine and Willem de Kooning
October 20 Lee Krasner and Jackson Pollock
October 27 Dorothea Tanning and Max Ernst
Discover four pairs of love-driven artists and their effect on one
another’s creativity. Come explore the obsessed, troubled,
and inspired romances that helped steer the lives and works
of some of the most influential artists of the twentieth century.
AROUND the TOWN
Check Please!
Dickinson Hall Members Only! 11:00 am bus departure
Call for your reservation 847.234.2209
See if you agree with the reviewers on WTTW’s restaurant
critique show. Transportation is $10; meal is Dutch treat.
Wednesday, September 16 Bob Chinn’s Crab House
For over 30 years Bob Chinn’s has served some of the freshest
seafood from around the globe. Also on the menu are steaks,
pasta and more-all served by friendly and helpful staff!
Wednesday, October 14 Psistaria
Select from a bountiful menu of traditional authentic Greek
dishes in a warm, comfortable atmosphere. Enjoy dishes like
chargrilled octopus, moussaka, dolmades, lamb, fresh fish
filleted tableside and flaming saganaki.
Girl’s Night Out! –a fun-filled evening with the girls!
The payment is Dutch treat, but call Dickinson Hall at
847-234-2209 for reservations, two days in advance
Tuesday, September 15 5:00 pm The Lantern in Lake Forest
Enjoy a fun night out together at this local causal eatery,
featuring the comfort foods you love!
Tuesday, October 13 5:00 pm Francesca’s Intimo
Come for simple, rustic cooking in a friendly atmosphere!
Dickinson Hall Explorers Walking Group
Tuesdays and Thursdays 8:45 am
Must be a Dickinson Hall Member to participate
Enjoy walking in the outdoors and the beauty of the fall
foliage with our wonderful walking group. We walk the scenic
areas of Lake Forest, Lake Bluff and beyond! Our walks are
usually 2 miles long through neighborhoods, walking trails and
forest preserve sites. We also have several getaway field trips
each year. Our walking venues are e-mailed to the group
on Monday morning for the upcoming week. To join call
847.234.2209 or e-mail [email protected]
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Donations to the Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Senior Citizen’s Foundation
Raymond & Barbara Acopiado
Nancy Akred
Anne Anderson
Majlis Anderson
Vernon Armour
Carolyn Ashley
Carol Bagan
Wallace & Shirley Basco
James & Betty Benton
Hal & Peggy Bernthal
Pauline Barry
Emerson & Ellen Bodell
Ann Bolander
Jim & Sharon Borg
Basil & Ellie Borders
Ann Bowen
Bill & Pat Bruce
Dr & Mrs Andrew Bunta
Gail Burns
Edith Burns
James & Caroline Buzard
Betty Carbol
James & Nancy Carey
Alan & Carol Champ
Thomas & Constance Colby
Kathryn Cordell
Ron & Shary Costello
Penny Crowley
Warren & Polly Davis
Laurel & John Delin
Janice Dittmer
Robert & Lorraine Doran
Terry & Dolores Duggan
Catherine Eardley-Murphy
Doris Earhart
Erika Eddy
Jim & Honey Ehret
Janice Engle
Marjory Everson
Betsy Farwell
Minna-Rae Friedman
Bob & Judy Fuller
William Gentry
Dona Georgeson
Patricia Giangiorgi
Ambrose & Gladys Glombowski
Jack Goggin
Sara & Keith Goodrich
Karen Gordon
Leslie & Elizabeth Graham
Tom & Ann Grant
Bernice Gregorio
Mike & Peggy Griem
Jean Grost
Marlene Guthrie
Mildred Hall
Blanche Hall
Joanne Halligan
Lester & Margrit Hammar
Elizabeth Hamiltion
Elizabeth Hamlin
Mary Janice Hartigan
Carrol Herber
Fred & Mary Herlocker
Robin & Fran Hoffer
Dean & Faye Holm
Joyce Holson
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Connie Howe
Bernice Hyde
Helen Jahnke
Bobette Janus
Ginny Jensen
Richard & Elvida Johnson
Phyllis & Ken Johnsen
Kenneth & Gretchen Johnson
Wanda Kaminski
Bob & Karol Karlblom
Rita Kawula
Margaret & Bill Keiffer
Sally Kelly
Howard & Patricia Kerr
Donna Kissel
Dirk Kitzmiller
Fred Klein
Betty Klingenberg
Genevieve Kluza
Bill & Inge Knauz
Carol Kopriwa
Pat Kurschner
Ralph & Marge Lambrecht
Bert & Judy Lattan
Judith Lazarus
Paul & Kathy Lemieux
Betty Leone
Eleanor Liguroi
Carol Madsen
Kathleen & Thomas Malinger
Catherine Mariella
Mary Ellen McGoey
Michael & Jenny McMurray
Kay Mekaelian
Mary Cashen Metcalf
Nancy & Terry Mieling
Antoinette Minuzzo
Yvonne & George Mitchell
Roger & Pauline Mohr
Richard Molokie
Anne Morgan
John Morrison
Pricilla Murphy
Grace Murray
Benita Myles
Barbara Nathan
Joyce Newcomb
Barbara O’Connell
Helen O’Neill
P. Ortseifen
Gerald Palmer
Jody Pappas
Gwen Patterson
Judy & Ray Pawlak
Tom & Marie Pfeiffer
Minh Phan
Judith Polk
Lisa Pommer
Byron & Ruth Prais
Ann Roberts
Elinor Roberts
Joseph & Joan Roberti
Eleanor Rohde
Missy Romanoff
Kathleen Ann Romberg
Barbara Rother
Jane Ryan
Gerald & Barbara Schultz
Peg & Carl Scichili
Donald Sheppard
Shields Township
Jerry & Linda Shields
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Slayton
Joan Sparrow
Don & Mia Spooner
Clement Springer
Lawrence & Nancy Stack
Joe & Gladys Steele
Dr. Ralph & Sally Stoll
Carole Stroh
Lois Switzer
Inga Britta Syme
Takeda Corporation
Janet Tamer
Ron & Anne Taylor
Beth Teich
Helen Triptow
Marjorie Triplett
Marilyn & Dominic Turchi
Alice Valentine
Austin & Marlene VandenHeuvel
Anne Vanderbilt
Diane Viti
Carol & Ben Wagner
Frank Waldeck
Cynthia Washburne
David & Kathy Williams
Karen Winsor
Valerie Wolfgram
Roycealee Wood
Jane Wood
Hercules Zagoras
Ginny & Conrad Zion
For the Senior Advocate
Paul & Kathy Blahunka
In Honor of Loretta Castellari,
Janet Fryer, Patty Jenkins,
Marla Schachtel
Mrs. Ernest Ford
In Honor of Jack F. Reichert
Corrine Reichert
In Honor of Wonderful Staff
Ellie Moderwell
In Memory of Joe Sommers
Mrs. Ernest Ford
In Memory of Joanie Jones
Blanche Hall
In Memory of Dolores Homer
Mary Janice Hartigan
Donna Hartigan
CLASSES
GAMES & MORE (Dickinson Hall Members Only)
SILVER SNEAKERS FITNESS PROGRAM at Dickinson Hall is free
for members who qualify through Healthways Insurance.
Contact Audrey, SilverSneakers Flex Instructor, at 847-736-2671
or [email protected] Visit a class Monday-Friday,
9:00 am-10:00 am to see if you qualify for this program. You
may also purchase a punch card in the main office- $64 for
8 classes.
Mah Jongg Tuesdays, 9:30 am & Thursdays, 1:00 pm
Stretch Class
Mondays & Wednesdays 9:00 am-10:00 am
Come play and meet new friends!!
Bridge Thursdays 10:00 am
Join this Thursday morning drop-in group for a great game-new players welcome!
Poker Mondays & Fridays Noon
New players welcome!
A low-impact class to improve flexibility and balance
while increasing muscular endurance
Canasta Wednesdays, September 9, 23 October 7, 21 1:00 pm
Gentle Yoga (no floor work)
Tuesdays & Thursdays 9:00 am-10:00 am
Bingo Fridays, September 4 & October 2 1:00 pm
Standing and seated positions for ALL levels--benefits
include balance, increased flexibility and relaxation
Cardio & Strength
Fridays 9:00 am-10:00 am
Step movements for aerobic fitness and total body
conditioning.
A great afternoon laughing, snacking and having fun!
Cards $1 unlimited! Fun prizes!
Bunco Fridays, September 4 & October 2 Noon $8 lunch
We’ll show you how to play this fun and easy to learn game!
New players are always welcome!!
Knitting with Caryl Mondays 1:00 pm
Our talented knitting leader has attracted a group of knitters of
all levels who come to her for inspiration as well as assistance.
Dickinson Hall Members only
Movies for Members at Dickinson Hall!
Mondays 10:30 am & 1:00 pm Free
Tai Chi with Lee Ann
Tuesdays, July 7-September 22 1:00-2:00 pm $60/$70 NM
Those with previous Tai Chi experience will benefit from this
class which brings mind and body together to reduce stress.
Join anytime!
Tap Dance Fitness with Lisa Jacobs
Wednesdays, August 5-September 16 1:30-2:30 pm $70/80 NM
Tap your way to great physical condition? You bet! The music
is fun and you’ll have a great time too.
AARP Driver Safety Class
Monday, September 9 & Tuesday, September 10
9:30 am-1:30 pm $15 AARP Member/$20 Nonmember
Develop strategies for adjusting to age-related changes
in vision, hearing and reaction time. This 8-hour class may
reduce your car insurance; check with your insurance agent
for the amount. You must attend the full 8 hours to receive
your discount. Reservations 847-234-2209
Continuing Spanish with Leslie Fenster
Wednesdays, September 2-November 4 1:30-2:30 pm
8 weeks–$40
Would you like to brush up on your Spanish? Join this
language skills class for five weeks of fun!
Sept 7
Sept 14
Sept 21
Sept 28
Oct 5
Oct 12
Oct 19
Oct 26
Buena Vista Social Club (G) McFarland USA (PG) Woman in Gold (PG13) The 100-Year Old Man ® Far From the Madding Crowd (PG13)
Two Days, One Night (PG13) The Age of Adaline (PG13) Young@Heart (PG) 105 min.
129 min.
109 min.
114 min.
119 min.
95 min.
109 min.
108 min.
Dickinson Hall Memorial Tree Leaf
Did you know that you can purchase an engraved LEAF on
the donor tree in the front lobby? This could be for a memorial,
birthday, anniversary or any event that is special to you. Please
call the Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Senior Citizens Foundation office
at 847-810-4675 for more information. This is a tax deductible
gift and is a very special way to remember a loved one.
Artists Wanted! Our Dickinson Hall hallway gallery would
like your paintings, drawings, prints, photographs and more.
Let us know if you are interested in showing your work, so our
members and residents can enjoy what you create. Call Anne
for information– 847-810-4676
REMINDERS!
• Any unwanted medications can be dropped off at the
LF Police Station for disposal.
• Dickinson Hall is a polling place on November 3, 2015.
Event space will be limited.
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Wellness Center
Wellness Lectures and events are free and open to all, regardless of age.
For more information please contact Janet Fryer, LCPC, Senior Advocate at 847-810-4678
Medicare Changes Affecting You
Thursday, September 17 11:00 am Free
Jenny Prescia, MSN, RN, director of Case Management
at Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital, will speak about the
differences between Inpatient vs Observation hospital stays
and their implications for Medicare coverage. Eric Thoennes,
Community Relations Manager of Assure Home Healthcare
will explain Medicare Bundling, a new way Medicare will pay
for a grouping of services. Reservations required 847-234-2209.
Refreshments Sponsored by Assure.
It’s Time to Review or Change Your Medicare Drug Plan
The Medicare Part D (Drug Plan) open enrollment period
runs from October 15 through December 2. After getting a
list of your current medications, dosages and quantity taken,
our SHIP volunteers can use the Medicare.gov website to
determine which drug plan will offer good service while saving
you money. Once you enroll, the new plan will be effective
January 1, 2016. Call Janet to reserve your time slot.
Adult Caregiver Education & Support Group (ACES)
Tuesdays, September 15 & October 20 2:00 pm-3:30 pm
If you are caring for a loved one, even if that person does not
live with you, you are a caregiver and subject to particular
stresses. Come and join with others as we learn coping skills
and support one another.
Need a Handyman?
A local handyman has agreed to help out members at a
discounted rate. He can repair bi-fold doors, fix damaged
walls, do tile repairs, install grab bars, do small carpentry jobs
and more. Call Janet at 847.810.4678 to get the discount rate.
Home Alone Group
Tuesdays, September 8 & October 13 2:00-3:30 pm
This friendly discussion group deals with issues relating to living
alone, come and meet new friends!
Social Services—Senior Advocate
We serve older adults in the community by face-to-face
meetings and home, hospital and nursing home visits,
depending on the need. There is no charge for services,
including assessments, counseling, referrals and assistance
with medical and financial forms. Support is available for those
who are homebound, lonely, caring for a spouse or parent or
who need help considering options and making decisions.
Medicare and Insurance Help
Medicare, supplemental, drug plan and long-term care
insurance information and assistance is available as a free
service from our Senior Health Insurance Program (SHIP)
volunteers, and is sponsored by the Department of Aging.
Call Janet for a free consultation 847-810-4678.
Massage Therapy with Linda Walker, Certified Therapist
Tuesdays & Thursdays 10:30 am-3:00 pm
Fees: members-$60 one hour, $35 half hour
Nonmembers-$70 one hour, $40 half hour
ARTHROSSAGE-45 minutes-$50 Arthrossage reduces pain in
joints affected by osteoarthritis, degenerative joint disease
and rheumatoid arthritis. Client remains fully clothed. Call
847.234.2209 to schedule an appointment
Podiatrists: Dr. Dawn Hackel & Dr. Nick Ivancevic
Appointments required. Dickinson Hall Members only please!
Low Vision Group Join us for this interactive exchange
of ideas and information to increase your knowledge
and help you retain your independence while getting
the support you need! High and low-tech solutions,
community resources and adjustment issues will be
discussed. Individuals of any age coping with vision loss
and their family members are welcome. Rides may be
available for those needing them--contact Janet.
Kara Crumbliss of Lighthouse North
Thursday, September 10 10:00 am
Kara is an optometrist specializing in low vision and will
speak about eye health, symptoms of eye disease,
treatment advances and low vision interventions.
Krista Erickson of the Lake County Center for
Independent Living
Thursday, October 8 10:00 am
Krista will talk about their programs and products to
make life easier.
Tomasina Perry of LS & S
Thursday, November 12 10:00 am
Tomasina will be coming with a variety of products for the
visually impaired and seniors.
Medical Lending Closet at Dickinson Hall
Wheelchairs, walkers, rollators, bathseats, canes, commodes—
we lend equipment on a short term basis to LF & LB residents.
Attend as our Guest
Through the generosity of the LF-LB Senior Citizen’s Foundation,
we are able to invite individuals with limited incomes to attend
Dickinson Hall events as our guests. Eligibility is based on
income levels of the Illinois Benefits Access program, which is
a household income of $27,610 (one person), or $36,635 for
a couple. Call Janet for more information 847-810-4678. All
inquiries are confidential.
Thank You–Our Social Service Program is in partnership with
Family Service of Lake County which employs the Senior
Advocate. Funding for the Senior Advocate position
is provided by Shields Township and the Lake Forest-Lake
Bluff Senior Citizens Foundation, supported by your donations
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TRIPS….
Trip reservations open on Thursday,
September 3 by calling (847) 234-2209 or
email Sherry at [email protected] ONLY.
Payment is due at time of registration. If you
must cancel, refunds will be issued if we are
able to fill the opening from a wait list. All trips
leave from Dickinson Hall. Please arrive 15
minutes prior to departure time.
Meal prices are not included unless noted
Architecture River Cruise (wait list only)
Wednesday, September 2 9:00 am $75/$85 guests
“Marriage of Figaro” at Lyric Opera
Wednesday, October 21 11:00 am $115 DH Members
Begin your day with a tour of the Chamley-Persky House,
designed by Louis Sullivan and his junior draftsman, Frank
Lloyd Wright. Before we see more modern American
architecture from the River Boat with DH member and
guide, Sylvia Dunbeck, we’ll have lunch at Chicago Q,
home to great BBQ!
Enjoy Mozart’s masterpiece of mistaken identities,
morals, and manners, directed by Chicago Shakespeare
Theater’s brilliant Barbara Gaines with stunning new sets
and sumptuous costumes. We will enjoy lunch together
before the performance at the Tortoise Club. Have your
own ticket? Ask about a seat on the bus!
Jazzin’ at the Shedd (wait list only)
Wednesday, September 9 4:00 pm $50/$60 guests
“The Tempest” at Shakespeare Theater
Wednesday, November 4 10:30 am $70/$80 guests
Explore the galleries, Oceanarium, Wild Reef and
Amphibians exhibit while listening to live jazz! Food
stations will be set up throughout the Aquarium and
tickets include drink vouchers. What a wonderful
evening!
Chicago Cubs vs Pittsburgh Pirates
Friday, September 25 11:30 am $35/$45 guests
A Cubs game in September—totally meaningless or
could they really be in the midst of a race to the playoffs
as expert after expert has predicted? Take a chance
and join the fun!
Shakespeare’s enchanted island is transformed in this
inventive production from Aaron Posner and Teller
(of the legendary duo Penn & Teller). This classic tale
of revenge is reimagined as a traveling tent show of
trickery and amazement, underscored by the haunting
ballads of Tom Waits and Kathleen Brennan and the
pioneering choreography of Pilobolus. In a production
full of “such stuff as dreams are made on,” sorcery
gives way to inclinations of the heart. Let us know at
registration whether you prefer to explore Navy Pier on
your own before the 1:00 pm performance, or join us for
lunch at Riva’s. Have your own ticket? Ask about a seat
on the bus!
“Hollywood’s Greatest Song Hits”
at Light Opera Works
Thursday, October 8 11:30 am $50/$60 guests
Come along for a performance that will celebrate the
extraordinary variety of the songs of the silver
screen, from the Thirties’ art deco gems that
set Fred and Ginger dancing, to the classic
theme songs of the Fifties and Sixties, to the
most memorable contemporary ballads,
all sung by a cast of Light Opera Words
favorites. Lunch will be at Creperie Saint Germaine.
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Dickinson Hall
LF-LB Senior Citizens Foundation
100 East Old Mill Road
Lake Forest, IL 60045
Non-Profit Org.
US Postage Paid
Lake Forest, IL 60045
Permit No. 153
Or Current Resident
Mission Statement
The Mission of Dickinson Hall is to offer
adults educational, social and cultural
opportunities as well as services fostering
independence, involvement and continued
personal growth, in a welcoming and
dynamic environment.
Dickinson Hall
Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Senior Center
100 East Old Mill Road Lake Forest, IL 60045
847.234.2209 Fax 847.615.3526
www.dickinsonhall.com
From the Manager:
Staff
I nurture a growing interest in what I see as the parallels between spirituality and
science. I think our forebears did us a great disservice by cleaving a wedge
between what we find meaningful in our existence, and knowledge about the
tangible reality of our existence. Humans have been around for thousands of
years, but we are just beginning to tap the quantifiable reality of our life together.
Patty Jenkins
Manager
TBD
Program Coordinator
Sherry Miller
Administrative Assistant/
Transportation Coordinator
Janet Fryer
Senior Advocate
Sue Suhling
Program Assistant
Senior Resources Commission
Steven Potsic
Chairperson
Nancy Carey Sally Kelly Tom Sullivan
LF-LB Senior Citizens Foundation
Les Hammar
Jim Bauer
President
Tom Grant
Steven Ballen
Lloyd Hood
Treasurer
Bob Karlblom
Margaret Lindman
Howard Kerr
Exec. VP Public Relations
Diane Chikos
Foundation Office
Jim Blanda
Mary Jo Davis
Pat Kurschner
Roger Mohr
Steven Potsic
Donna Slayton
Dawn Weston
I was listening to a radio program from NPR’s Krista Tippett on my way to work
recently. She was interviewing Dr. Mario Livio, a senior astrophysicist at the Hubble
Space Telescope Science Institute.
Dr. Livio noted that we used to think Earth was the center of the solar system.
Once people (very) grudgingly accepted we were not the center of the solar
system, they insisted we must be the center of the galaxy. Long story short, Earth
and its life forms are not the physical center of anything.
Dr. Livio continued: “Our physical existence has become more and more
miniscule. But our minds somehow manage to get around all of this. All of these
things are discoveries that we made…[Even as we realize our physical existence]
as smaller and smaller, our minds become more important. Our minds expand at
the same rate as our discoveries of the universe.”
The process of aging is often experienced as a series of physical diminishments.
We can be fooled into thinking that as our bodies diminish, we do too. But the
universe brings us a resounding hope: even as our physical existence becomes
relatively smaller, who we really are—our deepest essence—expands and will
continue to expand, farther than our imagination can carry us.
Patty Jenkins
Visit our website www.dickinsonhall.com
SEPTEMBER 2015
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
1
8:45 Walking Group
9:00 Gentle Yoga
9:30 Mah Jongg
10:00 Massage Therapy
1:00 Tai Chi
1:00 Scrabble
Shop Hawthorn
7
8
8:45 Walking Group
9:00 Gentle Yoga
9:30 Mah Jongg
10:00 Massage Therapy
1:00 Tai Chi
1:00 Scrabble
2:00 Home Alone Group
14
15
8:45 Walking Group
9:00 Gentle Yoga
9:30 Mah Jongg
10:00 Massage Therapy
1:00 Tai Chi
1:00 Scrabble
2:00 Caregiver Support
5:00 Girls Night Out: The
Lantern
Shop Hawthorn
21
22
8:45 Walking Group
9:00 Gentle Yoga
9:30 Mah Jongg
10:00 Massage Therapy
1:00 Tai Chi
1:00 Scrabble
Labor Day
closed
9:00 Stretch Class
9:30 Podiatrist
10:30 Line Dance
10:30 Movie
Noon Poker
1:00 Movie
1:00 Knitting
9:00 Stretch Class
9:00 Podiatrist
10:30 Movie
Noon Poker
1:00 Movie
1:00 Knitting
28
9:00 Stretch Class
10:30 Movie
Noon Poker
1:00 Movie
1:00 Knitting
29
8:45 Walking Group
9:00 Gentle Yoga
9:30 Mah Jongg
10:00 Massage Therapy
1:00 Tai Chi
1:00 Scrabble
Thursday
2
9:00 Stretch Class
9:00 Trip River Cruise
12:45 Tap Dance
1:30 Spanish Class
Friday
3
8:45 Walking Group
9:00 Gentle Yoga
10:00 Bridge
10:00 Massage Therapy
1:00 Mah Jongg
Shop Jewel
9
10
8:45 Walking Group
9:00 Gentle Yoga
9:30 AARP Driver Safety
10:00 Bridge
10:00 Massage Therapy
10:00 Low Vision
1:00 Mah Jongg
Shop Jewel
16
9:00 Stretch Class
11:00 Check Please: Bob
Chinn’s Crab House
12:45 Tap Class
1:30 Spanish Class
17
8:45 Walking Group
9:00 Gentle Yoga
10:00 Bridge
11:00 Medicare Changes
1:00 Mah Jongg
3:30 Taste of Tuscany
Shop Jewel
9:00 Stretch Class
9:30 AARP Driver Safety
12:45 Tap Dance
1:00 Canasta
1:30 Spanish Class
4:00 Trip Jazz at Shedd
Shop Hawthorn
23
9:00 Stretch Class
12:45 Tap Class
1:00 Canasta
1:30 Spanish Class
Shop Hawthorn
4
9:00 Cardio Class
Noon Bunco
1:00 Bingo
9:00 Cardio Class
Noon Jim Kenney
Noon Poker
18
9:00 Cardio Class
10:00 Bradford Lecture:
“The Outfit” in Chicago
Noon Poker
5:30 Art Show at
Northern Trust Bank
24
8:45 Walking Group
9:00 Gentle Yoga
10:00 Bridge
Noon POW Camps of
Chicago
1:00 Mah Jongg
Shop Jewel
25
9:00 Cardio Class
11:30 Trip Cubs
Noon Poker
30
9:00 Stretch Class
Noon Fashion Show
12:45 Tap Class
1:30 Spanish Class
Welcome New Members!
Vincent Chang
Nan Cohen
Suzanne Conolly-Dye
Jane Davies
Linda Ganzer
Sue Gieske
Mabel Harris
Ceil Jaworski
Kay Krusinski
Mary Thomas
Patricia McClean
Magdalena Merits
Richard & Joan Opfer
Roger Peddle
11
Charles & Gretchen Ricker
Susan Roen
James Runkle & Donna Beer
Franz Schulz
Randy & Mary Sweitzer
Sunny Lu
OCTOBER 2015
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
1
8:45 Walking Group
9:00 Gentle Yoga
10:00 Bridge
10:00 Massage Therapy
1:00 Mah Jongg
Shop Jewel
5
9:00 Stretch Class
9:00 Podiatrist
10:30 Movie
Noon Poker
1:00 Movie
1:00 Knitting
12
9:00 Stretch Class
9:30 Podiatrist
10:30 Movie
Noon Poker
1:00 Movie
1:00 Knitting
19
9:00 Stretch Class
10:30 Movie
Noon Poker
Noon Dold Update
1:00 Movie
1:00 Knitting
26
9:00 Stretch Class
10:30 Movie
Noon Poker
1:00 Movie
1:00 Knitting
6
8:45 Walking Group
9:00 Gentle Yoga
9:30 Mah Jongg
10:00 Massage Therapy
10:00 “Artist Couples”
lecture
1:00 Scrabble
1:00 Tai Chi
13
8:45 Walking Group
9:00 Gentle Yoga
9:30 Mah Jongg
10:00 Massage Therapy
10:00 “Artist Couples”
lecture
1:00 Scrabble
1:00 Tai Chi
1:00 LF Symphony
2:00 Home Alone Group
5:00 Girls Night Out:
Francesca’s Intimo
Shop Hawthorn
20
8:45 Walking Group
9:00 Gentle Yoga
9:30 Mah Jongg
10:00 Massage Therapy
10:00 “Artist Couples”
lecture
1:00 Scrabble
1:00 Tai Chi
2:00 Caregiver Support
Shop Hawthorn
27
8:45 Walking Group
9:00 Gentle Yoga
9:30 Mah Jongg
10:00 Massage Therapy
10:00 “Artist Couples”
lecture
1:00 Scrabble
1:00 Tai Chi
7
9:00 Stretch Class
12:45 Tap Dance
1:00 Canasta
1:30 Spanish Class
Shop Hawthorn
14
9:00 Stretch Class
11:00 Check Please:
Psistaria
12:45 Tap Dance
1:30 Spanish Class
21
9:00 Stretch Class
11:00 Trip Figaro
12:45 Tap Dance
1:00 Canasta
1:30 Spanish Class
28
9:00 Stretch Class
Noon Women’s Club
12:45 Tap Dance
1:30 Spanish Class
Shop Hawthorn
8
8:45 Walking Group
9:00 Gentle Yoga
10:00 Bridge
10:00 Low Vision
10:00 Massage Therapy
11:30 Trip Hollywood’s Hits
1:00 Mah Jongg
Shop Jewel
15
8:45 Walking Group
9:00 Gentle Yoga
10:00 Bridge
10:00 Massage Therapy
1:00 Mah Jongg
Shop Jewel
22
8:45 Walking Group
9:00 Gentle Yoga
10:00 Bridge
10:00 Massage Therapy
Noon Men’s Group
1:00 Mah Jongg
Shop jewel
29
8:45 Walking Group
9:00 Gentle Yoga
10:00 Bridge
10:00 Massage Therapy
1:00 Mah Jongg
Shop Jewel
Friday
2
9:00 Cardio Class
10:00 Bradford Lecture:
Walt Disney
Noon Poker
Noon Bunco
1:00 Bingo
9
9:00 Cardio Class
Noon Poker
16
9:00 Cardio Class
Noon Poker
Noon Oktoberfest
23
9:00 Cardio Class
Noon Poker
30
9:00 Cardio Class
Noon Poker