17801 W. Washington St. Gurnee, Illinois 60031

Transcription

The 2016 Bowling Banquet
Thank you to Ilomae Curran for all her work
through the entire season - especially the banquet.
Joanne Adams
Director, ext. *503
Jean Smuda
Program Coordinator, ext. *502
Sherie Palmer
Social Worker, ext. *509
Jamaal Malone
Information and Referral Specialist, ext. *513
Theresa Scottberg
Fitness & Wellness Coordinator, ext. *504
Neilan Sankpal
Technical Specialist, ext. *501
Judy Sneyd
Body Conditioning Instructor
Carly Shamash
Information and Referral Specialist, ext. *515
17801 W. Washington St.
Gurnee, Illinois 60031
Phone: 847-244-1101ext.*501
Website:
warrentownship.net
8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Monday through Friday
Supervisor’s Message……………….…………………….…………………..…………...…….1
Director’s Note ……...……………….…………….………………………..…….………..……1
Potluck Barbecues...…….……. ..….……………………………………..……………………..2
Games…………………………….……………………………………..………………………..2
Ala Cartes….……………….…………….…..……………………….....…………….……...…3
Pictures...….……………………….……………………………….………………… ….…....4-5
Trips…………….…………………………………………… …….…………………….…….6-7
Pictures…………………………………………………… ……….……………….………….8-9
Program Policies & Procedures...………………………… …….………………….…...…10-11
Social Service Corner …………………………………………….………………………...….12
Enrichment Classes……………….………………………………..…………….………….....13
Book Discussion
……………………………………………………………….……………..13
Discount Taxi Program……………………………………………..………………….……....13
July & August Calendar……….……………………….……………...………...…………14-17
Exercise Classes…………………….……………………………………….…..……………...18
Exercise Classes Policies & Procedures…………………………………….….. ….…………19
Movies…………………………………… …………………………….……………….... 20 & 21
Health Programs……………………………………….……………………………………… 21
Parkinson’s Exercise Class…………………………………………..……………………….. 21
Troopons………………………………………………………………….……………………. 21
In April and May, 2016 we added 37 new members. They are: Peggy Alberts, Joyce Ander, Josephine Bout, Debra
Bradshaw, Paul and Debbie Brunder, Anna and Buddy Dennis, Judy and Tom Fleming, Lorraine Gates,
Betsy Hastings, Sandy and H. Richard Huttas, Karen Jones, Mary and Nick Kanelos, Renee Lasky, Jean
Madziarek, Lynn Martin, Barbara Medel, Halina Moss, Shirley Prince, Marcia Rose, Judy Ross, Bridget
Savage, Karen Sherin, Joann and David Sherman, Donna Skowronski, Rosemary L. Smith, Corinne Steinberg, Karen Strecker, Nancy Torres, Carla Ward, & Charles and Mary Ziegele.
Welcome to all of you from the Senior Staff. We hope you find many things to interest you in this newsletter and
that you find a home away from home here at the Center.
Dear Seniors,
As I write this, I am still looking forward
to this year's Grandparent’s Day program .
However, by the time you receive it, it will
hopefully be another great memory that
you and your grandchildren are able to
share forever.
Warren Township hosted a shredding event on May 21st.
It was quite successful with our residents taking advantage of this free service to bring us 86 bins of their
important documents to have shredded securely.
I want to remind you that it is important to check your
credit reports periodically especially if you suspect you
may be a victim of identity theft. We can help you with
this. Our Township Administrator, Ryan Johnson, is
available to check your credit report for you. Please call
him to make an appointment. His number is 847-2441101 extension *125.
Now that the weather has finally turned warm, please remember NEVER to leave your pets in your car.
Animals are easily overcome by heat exhaustion. On a
hot summer day, the inside of a vehicle heats up quickly.
For instance, on an 85 degree day, the temperature inside
your car with the windows open will reach 102 degrees in
ten minutes. In 30 minutes it will get to 120 degrees.
Parking in the sun and on asphalt can increase those temperatures. Within ten minutes an animal can become very
ill and even die. If we spot an animal in a vehicle on our
campus, we will try to locate the owner but, if we cannot,
we will call the Lake County Sheriff department and have
the animal removed. This kind of neglect is considered a
Class C misdemeanor.
If you stop by the Center, please feel free to bring your
pet inside with you. You just need to make sure they are
on a leash or in your arms and are not likely to bite anyone. Please leave your pets at home while you run errands or take them inside with you.
Suzanne D. Simpson
Dear Members,
The bulk of the construction has been completed downstairs in the Flex Room. Although there is more work to do,
we have been able to use the enlarged space to move most of you off the wait lists for Theresa’s classes. We hope
you enjoy the new space.
As you know, all the parking spaces near the building now require a handicapped parking placard. Those spaces are
still not enough to serve all of our disabled members. Those spaces are most in demand on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Please remember this when deciding where to park. If you can easily walk from the parking lot but have a
placard, please park in the handicapped spots in the lots. Those of you who attend Body Conditioning classes
should always park in the parking lots. Thank you for your thoughtful consideration of those who cannot walk from
the lots. Remember, our Senior Center staff are always willing to park your car and get it for you if there are no
spots in the circle available and you are unable to walk from the parking lot.
I am very excited that Judy Sneyd has been trained and will be offering a class specifically for those of you with
Parkinson’s disease. This class will be on Thursdays at 12:30 beginning July 7th. See Page 21 for more details.
Save the date: Walmar t phar macists will be her e on Wednesday, October 19th to pr ovide flu, pneumonia and
whooping cough vaccines. There will be more information in the next newsletter.
On Monday, July 18th, the Senior Center will close at 1:00 PM. We will be having a staff training and no
staff will be available. There will be NO Movement and Balance, Double-deck Pinochle, Chess, or Computer
Lessons that afternoon. I apologize for the inconvenience.
Joanne Adams
1
BARBECUES
Join us on Friday, July 15th for another one of our famous summer barbecues. The Senior Center will supply the
hamburgers, hot dogs, drinks and each of you brings a dish to share with the group. You must sign up for these!
Lunch is served at Noon. The wide variety of food and the great companionship make for fun afternoons. We
play games such as baggo and ladder ball. Registration begins Thursday, June 23rd and ends on Wed, July 13th.
The August barbecue will be held on Friday, August 12th and registration begins on Thursday, July 28th.
This will be our luau barbecue. There will be no dancers this year but the Center will be decorated to take you
away to the islands. We encourage you to wear your Hawaiian apparel. We provide the leis. The last day to register will be Tuesday, August 9th.
DOOR COUNTY FISH BOIL AND BBQ CHICKEN FEAST
Fitzgerald’s Genoa Junction Restaurant will be transporting their traditional outdoor kettle and cooking skills to our
Center on Friday, September 9th. Lunch includes boneless north Atlantic Cod served with sweet drawn butter,
boiled red potatoes & onions, coleslaw, BBQ chicken served with Fitzgerald’s own honey BBQ sauce, and fresh
salted rye bread. Dessert will be a frosted apple square. The Township is subsidizing this meal so, your price will
only be $10.00. You will be able to watch the kettle er upt into a fier y spectacle known as the “Boil Over ”
right here at the Senior Center. Registration begins Tuesday, August 23rd. The luncheon will start at 11:30 AM.
The last day to register is Thursday, September 1st.

Bingo- Played Tuesdays from Noon to around 2:30 unless otherwise noted on the calendar. You may purchase
up to five (5) cards each week for $1.10 each from 11:00 to 11:50 AM. No cards sold after 11:50 so we can
count the prize money and start on time. We take a br eak at 1:00 PM to give ever yone a chance to
stretch and eat whatever snack you bring. You may also purchase snacks from the office.

Bridge- We play party bridge every Tuesday at 1:00 PM. You must sign up ahead of time. To sign up or cancel, call The Senior Office. Please arrive AT LEAST ten minutes early.

Bunco- This popular parlor game is played in teams with three dice. Please call the Center to sign up. Thursdays at 1:00 PM. It is easy to lear n and the gr oup has a lot of fun.

Canasta - Fridays from 12:00 - 3:30. You should know how to play. If you played in the past and want to
watch to refresh your memory, you are welcome.

Chess - The Chess Group welcomes new players every Monday at Noon for a game or two. Also, if you are
interested in learning how to play, please call the office and let us know. A couple of the players are willing to
come early and do a lesson, if the interest is there.

Cribbage- Tuesdays from 12:30-3:30.

Dominoes - We play Mexican Train Dominoes. Warren Township Rules. Wednesdays at 1:00.

Pinochle - Double Deck - Mondays 12:00-3:30.

Pinochle- Single Deck- Fridays from 12:00-3:30. Note New Time.
2
Join us for a unique dining experience in an authentic 1920’s Illinois train car on Thursday, July 14th at 11:00
AM at Chessies Restaurant in Barrington. You’ll feel like you ar e tr aveling acr oss the countr y while dining! The Township buses leave the Center PROMPTLY at 11:00 AM and return around 2:30 PM.
Your menu choices are:
 Roast Pork Loin - Ser ved with mashed potatoes and vegetable medley.
 Chicken Parmesan - Ser ved over linguini with mar inar a sauce.
 Baked Penne Pasta - Ser ved with r oasted vegetables.
 Crusted Tilapia - Ser ved with r ice pilaf and vegetable medley.
 All entrees served with house salad and freshly baked bread & butter.
 Dessert - Chocolate br ownie.
 Beverage choices are: Coffee, Tea, or Soda.
Cost is $21.00. Registration begins Friday, July 1st . We return around 2:30 PM. The last day to register
is Monday, July 11th.
We are taking the Township buses to Reflections Restaurant in Lake Villa on Wednesday, August 17th. We
will leave in the Township buses PROMPTLY at 11:00 AM and return around 1:30 PM.
Join us for a traditional Polish Family Style Dinner on beautiful Deep Lake. The meal includes:
 Soup or Salad
 Sausage and sauerkraut
 Pierogi
 Stuffed Cabbage
 Pork Loin Roast with mushroom gravy
 Potatoes
 Bread, butter, coffee, tea, and dessert
 Cost is $18.00. Registration begins Tuesday, August 2nd and ends on Friday, August 12th.
NOTE: If you have special dietary restrictions, it is your responsibility to check with us when ordering
your meal to be sure that your selection meets your dietary requirements. If your meal is not acceptable
when we arrive at the restaurant because you have not checked OR because you have changed your mind,
you will have the option of placing a new order or making a change but any additional costs will be at your
own expense. You will NOT be refunded your original payment.
Left: Mike & Mary Jo
Kollross enjoyed the Container Gardening so much
that Mike came back for
more flowers. Right: Gail
Stickels left the Center
with two beautifully designed baskets.
3
ICE CREAM SOCIAL & TRIVIA GAME
Everyone who came loved
the ice cream social and
asked that we schedule Eric
St. John and his fabulous,
fun game back again.
Left: Ben & Rose Serrano
Right: Theresia
and Joyce King
Everyone
smiles
there’s ice cream!
Right: Karen Bonato
enjoyed a bowl of ice
cream and participating
in the trivia game.
Hastings
when
Left: Phyllis and Paul Steffan
Below: Left to Right:
Judy Winters, Kathy Schilling, & Sandy Berman
Above: Jean Smuda serves Sara Hancock.
Below: Olivina Reza and Marian Walker helped
their team enjoy the competitive game.
4
MARCH CARD CLASS
Once again Sue
Cusimano provided
some beautiful cards
for everyone to make.
Right: Kathy Dernell
proudly displays one
of them.
Above: Left to Right: Kathy Dever, Pat Doucet, Susan
Skarbalus, and volunteer teacher, Anita Mathews.
Left: Kathy Dever happily
shows us one of the gorgeous
cards she created.
CONTAINER GARDENING
A big thank you to our Township Supervisor, Sue Simpson. Every year she offers her advice and hard work to
produce beautiful baskets and pots for all those interestAbove: Left to Right: Carolyn Zbysznski, volunteer ed in participating. We are so lucky to have her. No
other Senior Center offers such a fabulous service and
teacher, Mary Phillips, and Kathy Dernell.
we couldn’t do it without her. Below: Elinore Preis and
Below: Bonnie Misch shows off the card Anita Mathews Diane Carrano display some of the gorgeous work that
Sue completed.
helped her create.
5
TRIP POLICIES AND PROCEDURES ARE ON PAGE 10
NOTICE OF POLICY CHANGE:
All of our trips will leave on time. Beginning May 1st, we will no longer wait five
minutes for latecomers to arrive. Please be sur e to ar r ive at least fifteen minutes before
departure time.
The walking meter gives you a general idea of how much walking will be involved before
you register for a trip to help in deciding which trips are right for you.
Anderson Japanese Gardens
We will be traveling by motor coach on Thursday, July 21st to Rockford, Il to enjoy the Anderson Japanese
Gardens. Constr uction of the gar dens began in 1978 when businessman J ohn Ander son was inspir ed by a
visit to the Portland Japanese Garden in Oregon. From groundbreaking to today, the placement of every rock,
alignment of every tree, and layout of all paths has been made with careful consideration by Master Craftsman and
designer Hoichi Kurisu. The design principals create a work of natural art that inspires calm, renewal, discovery,
and an invigorated soul. You will have free time to enjoy the gardens and then enjoy lunch at your own expense.
The restaurant on site is the “Fresco At The Gardens”. They serve breakfast or lunch all day. Your choices range
from omelets and waffles to sandwiches, salads and soups. There are many choices. Cost for the motor coach and
entrance fee is $20.00. Registration begins Friday, July 1st. The bus leaves the Senior
Center at 8:30 AM and returns around 3:30 PM.
Valentino Vineyards Tour & The Village Tavern
We are taking the Township buses on Thursday, July 28th to Valentino Vineyards in Long Grove for a vineyard tour, wine tasting and a wine appreciation seminar. Valentino Vineyar ds pr oduces 20 differ ent types
of wine. The vineyard grows 25 varieties of grapevines. They grow grapes that are harvested, crushed, fermented,
and barrel aged in fine quality French & American oak barrels, and bottled all here at their 20 Acre estate Vineyard
and Winery. Wine will be available for purchase at the end of the seminar. Cost for the tour and seminar is
$25.00. After the seminar, we will head over to the oldest restaurant in Illinois - “The Village Tavern in Long
Grove”. Lunch will be at your own expense and separate checks will be provided for your convenience. Registration begins on Friday, July 8th. The buses leave the Center at 10:00 AM and return
at approximately 2:30 PM.
Great Lakes Naval Museum & Lunch at Sweet Tomatoes
We will leave the Senior Center at 9:15 AM on Thursday, August 25th to travel to the Great Lakes Naval
Museum. The museum collection consists of over 40,000 histor ic ar tifacts and ar chival r ecor ds including
naval uniforms, company photographs, recruiting pamphlets, postcards, and newspapers. We will have a docent to
answer questions and provide a general tour of the museum. After our visit, we will head over to Sweet Tomatoes
for a lunch buffet featuring made from scratch soups, hot pastas, fresh fruits and salads, freshly baked breads and
muffins, and dessert. Lunch will be at your own expense. Cost is only $2.00. Registration begins on Tuesday,
August 9th. The buses will return to the Center around 1:30 PM.
6
Shipshewana, Indiana Overnight Trip
Join us as we travel by luxury motor coach with our tour escort from Travel Services for an overnight trip on Tuesday, August 30th & Wednesday, August 31st to Shipshewana, Indiana. The tr ip includes hotel accommodations at the Blue Gate Garden Inn, plus dinner and a show at the Blue Gate Theater. Also included is the Amish
Flea Market and a backroads tour of Amish Country. The cost for this truly marvelous trip is only $288.00 for
double occupancy and an extra $70.00 for a single room. On Tuesday, we will shop the Shipshewana Flea
Market, have dinner at the Blue Gate Garden Inn, attend the Blue Gate Theater production of “Josiah For President”, and spend the night at the Inn. After breakfast at the Inn on Wednesday, we will receive a backroads tour of
Amish Country with stops at E & S Sales, Kase Haus Cheese Factory, Ben’s Bakery, Davis Mercantile, and Yoder’s Meat and Cheese Shop. We will stop for dinner at Das Essenhaus Restaurant, have time to shop at the Essenhaus Bakery, and view the Amish Flower Quilt Gardens. A deposit of $100.00 is due at the time of booking and
the final payment will be due on Monday, June 13th. We leave the Center at 7:00 AM on the 30th and return at 8:30 PM on the 31st. If you have any questions, please call J ean Smuda at ext. *502 or stop by to
talk to her when you are in the Center. Registration began Friday, March 4th. Only a few openings left so hurry to
register if you are interested. The final Meet ‘N Greet will be held on Tuesday, August
16th.
Cubs/Brewers Baseball Game at Miller Park in Milwaukee
Enjoy the game from the Miller Park’s newest all inclusive area—The Miller Lite Deck. On Monday, September
5th (Labor Day), you will enjoy beautiful sightlines fr om just above the bleacher s in r ight field. In addition,
there is an all you can eat buffet featuring Klements grilled Italian sausages and hot dogs, grilled sirloin burgers,
BBQ chicken breast, fresh spring salad, coleslaw, tater tots, popcorn, peanuts, assorted cookies and brownies, and
unlimited soft drinks. Each ticket also comes with two complimentary beers per adult. Buffet begins 60 minutes
prior to the first pitch and concludes at the end of the 6th inning. There is a private bar where you can purchase
your own drinks. The cost is $87.00 per person which includes your general admission seating on the Miller Lite
Deck, your motor coach transportation, and the buffet. Flat scr een high definition TVs ar e available in the
Miller Lite deck. Registration began in May and we already have a wait list. We hope you will enjoy this once in
a lifetime chance to really pamper yourself while enjoying the baseball game and watching our
Cubbies beat the Brewers!
Lipizzans Performance & Lunch at Tempel Farms Café
Lipizzan stallions have been enchanting audiences for 450 years. Each performance is set to music and is a study
of classical horsemanship which has been practiced in Europe since the 16th century. There are very few places
in the United States where such an art can be observed. One of them is in our own back yard in Wadsworth. Join
us as we travel in the Township buses on Wednesday, September 7th. We will leave the Center at 11:00
AM and return around 3:30 PM. You can enjoy lunch at your own expense at the Temple Far ms Café.
After the performance, you can have a self-guided tour of the stable. The performance will be general bleacher
seating so if you would like to bring something to sit on, please do. There is an indoor facility in case of rain.
Cost for this trip is $22.00 Registration begins Tuesday, August 9th and ends Monday, August 22nd.
7
PICTURES FROM SAVANNAH
The group that went on the Savannah and Charleston
trip had a fabulous time and really bonded.
Below: Left to right: Mary Ann Carrier, Linda Hoeth,
and Pamela Reynolds at the “Road To Tara Museum”.
Above: Left to right: Susan and Jeff Bautista and Winston and Urbanita Casis at the Kentucky Rest Stop
Above: Rosemary Saraceno and Kathy Kinahan
walked 20 blocks for the best ice cream in town!
Above: Pamela Reynolds at the Booth Museum
Below, left: Mary Hagman
Below right: Beverly Poczkalski and Mary Lester
Below: Sisters, Linda Hoeth and DuAnn Webb.
8
Joy Washburn posed
in Jonesboro, Georgia
which proudly displays
that it is the Home of
“Gone With The
Wind” .
Right: Ed
Waszkiewicz
found the climb
worth it for this
beautiful view of
Tybee Island.
Left: Joe &
Joanne
Cassidy
Right: Sandy Alford &
Jane Sawyer took a
ride on a Pedi taxi.
Above: Patty Salwach and Donna Palmieri enjoying the sunshine.
Below: the group relaxes on the deck of the Jekyll Island Country Club before lunch.
Below: Last dinner together at Boone Tavern
9
Please be sure to REGISTER EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINMENTS IF TRIPS FILL.

A medical emergency card is required to be on file here at the Senior Center for all participants. Please update any changes immediately.

All Trips (except ala car tes) you will need your Warren Township ID worn as your name tag. A lanyard will
be provided the day of the trip.

Registration fees must be paid in full one week prior to the trip or on the last registration date—whichever
comes first.

For trips that begin or end before our normal working hours of 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM on weekdays and
any trips that occur on the weekends, please schedule your pick-up before you arrive for the trip. We
cannot wait for a PACE bus or cab to be called and arrive after we return.

Our trips are offered to Warren Township Seniors; if you want to bring a friend who is not a Warren Resident
we will add them to the non-resident waiting list. If the trip does not fill with Warren Seniors by a week before the trip (and we have enough interest to run the trip), we will invite the people on the non-resident list.

Please arrive EARLY for trips (15 minutes prior to departure time). We will leave promptly at the posted departure time.

Program/Trip credits will be given in full for programs or trips cancelled by the Senior Center.

Refunds cannot be given for programs/trips that require advance admission purchase, entrance fees or meal
orders unless we are able to fill your spot with someone from our wait list.

If you cannot make a program or trip you have registered for, please let us know as soon as possible. We offer your spot to the first senior on the wait list. Do NOT give your spot to a friend or send a friend in your
place. That defeats the purpose of a wait list.

Warren Township staff cannot provide individual assistance to members with special needs on trips. For
members who require assistance, we strongly recommend that you be accompanied by a companion who is
capable of and totally responsible for providing you with the needed assistance.

Warren Township staff, Tour Company staff or a motor coach driver cannot provide special individual
assistance to members with special needs for walking, dinning or other routine activities. Warren
Township, in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, requests that person with disabilities who require certain accommodations to allow them to observe and/or participate in the Senior
Center overnight/day trips or have questions about the accessibility of the overnight/day trips contact
the ADA coordinator to allow the Township to make reasonable accommodations for those persons. Final decisions on tr ip attendance is made by Senior Center staff.
Sue Simpson did a fabulous job on all these
beautifully potted
plants. Eleanor Pocius
and Pat Doucet (left)
and Betty Slobe (right)
display their treasures.
10
Please be sure to REGISTER EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINMENTS IF PROGRAMS FILL.

Registration dates/first day to register are listed on the monthly calendar for all the program and events.
For your convenience you may register by phone or in person at the Senior Center. Helpful hint: If you
prefer to call in to register and get voicemail please continue to call back until your reach a staff member to
avoid disappoint if the event fills up. Voicemails are not checked until we are no longer busy.

Remember to dial * before the extension you are dialing to call us directly.

You may register yourself and one other senior.

Payments must be within one week of registration, or sooner if you register after the first day of registration.

Payments: we accept checks made payable to Warren Township or cash payment within one week of registration.

Payment may be due immediately if nearing the date of the program/trip.

YOU MAY ONLY REGISTER, PAY FOR AN EVENT, OR BUY TAXI TICKETS DURING OUR REGULAR BUSINESS HOURS.

RETURNED CHECK CHARGE: Any check that is deposited and r etur ned by the bank for any r eason will result in an additional $17.00 charge and a replacement check will be due immediately.

When someone falls, especially if they are outside or bleeding, your first impulse is to help them. We ask
that you inform a staff person right away so that we can get help. We have all been trained in First Aid &
CPR and have strict procedures we need to follow—especially when blood is involved.
We are asking for your input to see if you have any interest in any of these trips:






Starved Rock, Oglesby, Illinois- Canal Boat and Trolley Tour—Summer, 2016
Celebration Belle Cruise & Diamond Jo Casino, Dubuque, Iowa, Fall, 2016. Two days, one night.
The Shedd Aquarium in Chicago
Milwaukee Art Museum in the Fall, 2016
Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament
Holland Tulip Festival, May, 2017. Overnight. Two days, one night.
Please let someone know in the office to put you on a list if you are interested. Please see Jean Smuda if you
have questions about any particular trip.
11
ILLINOIS MEDICARE-MEDICAID ALIGNMENT INITIATIVE
The Illinois Medicare-Medicaid Alignment Initiative (MMAI) is a program designed to improve and
streamline healthcare for individuals who are dual eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid within the state of Illinois. Through the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services, those that are dual eligible can now receive the benefits of Medicare Part A, Part B and Part D prescription coverage in one comprehensive healthcare plan. By encompassing Medicare and Medicaid benefits into
one plan, CMS and DHFS hope to improve the quality of care for those who qualify without, cost shifting or the
crossover claims that often make simultaneously billing Medicare and Medicaid difficult. This program began in
2014 and those that qualify who are new to the program may have already begun to receive notices and applications through the mail.
You will be automatically enrolled in the MMAI program if:
You are a resident of the Greater Chicago or Central Illinois Area
21+ years old and entitled to Medicare Part A and enrolled in Part B and Part D
Eligible for and enrolled in Medicaid due to Aged, Blind and Disabled category of Assistance
Do not receive developmental disability services or participate in Home and Community-Based Services waiver program for Adults with Disabilities
Are not eligible for Medicaid due to spend-down clause
Do not participate in the Illinois Medicaid Breast and Cervical Cancer program
Do not have Comprehensive Third Party Insurance
Even if you are automatically enrolled in MMAI, you can opt-out at anytime. Because it is a program designed to save the state money, it may not be beneficial to the individual. You may choose to opt out. By
choosing to opt-out, individuals will receive separate Medicare and Medicaid as they do currently. If you wish to
enroll in the MMAI program or have any questions, you may contact an enrollment counselor at Illinois Client Enrollment Services at 1-877-912-8880 or 1-866-565-8576(TTY).
For general questions about this program, please feel free to contact either Sherie Palmer at extension *509
or myself at extension *513.
LIHEAP SUMMER PROGRAM HIATUS
As of the printing of this newsletter, the information we have is that the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program, provided by the Community Action Partnership of Lake County, will be postponed for the summer of 2016.
This program is designed to help reduce the costs associated with the electric bill and gas bill of individuals that
qualify. Unfortunately, due to funding, LIHEAP will not commence this summer but is set to continue this fall.
Please continue to read and check the Warren Township Senior Services newsletter for updates.
Left: Sandra Parisi, Sylvia
Sheeler, and Brenda Pates
select their plants so Sue
Simpson can create pots as
beautiful as the ones Cele
Bona (right w/Jamaal
Malone) took home.
12

Card Making Class - Sue Cusimano is coming back to share her talents and assist you with making four all
occasion cards on Wednesday, September 14th from 11:30 to 2:30 PM. The cards will be in the office for display when registration begins on Tuesday, August 23rd. Cost to make four cards is only $10.00.

Fun With Spanish - Alicia Roche fills her students with enthusiasm on Thursdays from 10:00 to 11:00 AM.
Learn Spanish while having fun. You must be registered in the Senior office to attend.

Computer Lessons - Meinhard Gerdes is a retired professional who offers free computer lessons on Monday
afternoons. Our Technical Specialist, Neilan Sankpal also schedules lessons on Thursdays. Whether
you are a novice, or a seasoned user wanting to learn a new skill, or anywhere in between, set up an appointment for an hour lesson to learn at your own pace on Monday or Thursday. Please call the Center to sign up.
You are limited to two classes per week. Warren-Newport library also offers tutor time on Thursdays to
help with computers or iPads. For mor e info, call the libr ar y at 847-244-5150.

Line Dancing - 1:00 PM on Thursdays. No sign-up necessary. Learn an entire dance and dance it every
class. You pay $5.00 each time you come. Class runs until 3:00. The fabulous Dan Pye is the instructor.

Spanish: Continuing - Susan Ganansky leads the experienced Spanish students who want an opportunity to
practice their Spanish and learn more. No need to register. Tuesdays from 9:30 to 11:00 AM.
On Monday, July 11th, the Book Discussion Group will be discussing The Train To Crystal City by Jan Jarboe
Russell.
On Monday, August 8th the book for discussion will be The Orphan Train by Christine Baker Kline.
Book discussion begins at 1:00 PM time. The gr oup is led by Debbie Hoffman of the War r en Newpor t Library. At the end of the discussion of a book, the next month’s book is distributed. We sometimes have extra copies if you aren’t able to attend the meeting. There is no sign-up. Everyone is welcome to attend.
If you have ANY problems with any of the cab companies, please call Joanne Adams at 847-244-1101 ext. *503. It
is most helpful to have the cab number and date of travel when reporting a problem with a particular cab driver or
dispatcher. American Taxi and Gurnee Red & Black Flash Cab accept our tickets.
Please remember that if you are calling the companies to ask if they serve a particular area, you must say you have
the Warren Township tickets - not the name of the town in which you live. They have our services under Warren
Township.
If you want to travel to Rosemont for a show, the taxi service is complicated because the City of Rosemont will only allow cab companies licensed by them to pick up at the theater. Special arrangements have to be made.
Please remember that we are unable to accept fifty or hundred dollar bills for payment for any program.
13
Sunday
Monday
3
Tuesday
4
5
8:15-9:00 Chair/Movement Mix
9:15– 10:00 Movement/Balance
9:30-11:00 Spanish- Continuing
10:15-11:00 Movement/Balance
12:00 BINGO
12:30 Cribbage
1:00 Bridge
SENIOR CENTER CLOSED
11
8:15-9:00 Tai Chi for Health
9:00 11:00 Blood Pressure
9:15 10:15 Pilates
9:30 10:15 Body Conditioning
10:30-11:15 Stretch Yogalates
11:30-12:15 Chair Yoga
12:00 Pinochle Double Deck
12:00 Chess Club
12:30 1:15 Movement/Balance
1:00 Book Discussion: The Train
to Crystal City
18
17
9:15 10:15 Pilates
12
12:00 BINGO
12:30 Cribbage
1:00 Bridge
19
12:00 BINGO
12:30 Cribbage
1:00 Bridge
SENIOR CENTER CLOSES AT 1:00
9:15-1:00 Foot Clinic
9:15 10:15 Pilates
12:00 Chess Club
6
9:30-10:15 Body Conditioning
12:30-1:00 Floor & Balance
1:00 3:00 Mexican Train Dominoes
1:30 3:00 Caregivers Support
NO Mix It Up, Stretch-N-Flex, Pilates
10
24
31 8:15-9:00 Tai Chi for Health
Wednesday
25
26
12:00 BINGO
12:30 Cribbage
1:00 Bridge
13
8:15-9:00 Mix It Up
9:15 10:00 Stretch N Flex
10:15-11:15 Pilates
20
8:15-9:00 Mix It Up
10:15-11:15 Pilates
27
8:15-9:00 Mix It Up
10:15-11:15 Pilates
Thursday
Friday
1
Saturday
2
8
9
15
16
22
23
8:15-9:00 Mix It Up
9:30–10:15 Body Conditioning
12:00 Pinochle Single Deck
12:00 3:30 Canasta
1:00 Movie: “Spectre 007”
Register: Ala Carte Chessies Restaurant
Register: Anderson Japanese Garden &
Lunch
NO Stretch-N-Flex Class
7
8:15-9:00 Yoga II
9:15 10:00 Yoga I
10:00-11:00 Fun With Spanish
10:15 11:00 Chair Yoga
11:15–12:00 Movement/Balance
12:30-1:15 PWR!4Life
8:15-9:00 Mix It Up
12:00 3:30 Canasta
1:00 Movie: “Eddie The Eagle”
Register: Valentino Vineyards Tour &
Lunch
Parkinson’s Exercise
1:00 Bunco
1:00 LINE DANCING
Register: Chair Yoga & Stretch-N-Flex &
Stretch Yogalates & Tai Chi
NO Stretch-N-Flex Class
12:00 BBQ POTLUCK
12:00 3:30 Canasta
EXERCISE CLASSES &
MOVIE CANCELLED
1:00 Bunco
1:00 LINE DANCING
21
8:15-9:00 Yoga II
8:30-3:30 Anderson Japanese Garden & Lunch
9:15 10:00 Yoga I
11:15–12: 00 Movement/Balance
12:30-1:15 PWR!4Life
1:00 Bunco
1:00 LINE DANCING
8:15-9:00 Yoga II
9:15 10:00 Yoga I
10:00-2:30 Valentino Vineyard Tour & Lunch
12:30-1:15 PWR!4Life
1:00 Bunco
1:00 LINE DANCING
Register: August LUAU BBQ
28
8:15-9:00 Mix It Up
12:00 3:30 Canasta
1:00 Movie: “The Revenant”
July
14
8:15-9:00 Yoga II
9:15 10:00 Yoga I
11:00-2:30 Ala Carte: Chessies
11:15–12:00 Movement/Balance
12:30-1:15 PWR!4Life
2016
29
30
8:15-9:00 Mix It Up
12:00 3:30 Canasta
1:00 Movie: “The Big Short”
9
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
1
9:15 10:15 Pilates
12:00 Chess Club
7
14
21
12:00 BINGO
12:30 Cribbage
1:00 Bridge
Register: Ala Carte Reflections
8
9:15 10:15 Pilates
12:00 Chess Club
1:00 Book Discussion
The Orphan Train
15
9:15 10:15 Pilates
12:00 Chess Club
22
9:15-1:00 Foot Clinic
9:15 10:15 Pilates
12:00 Chess Club
28
2
9
12:00 BINGO
12:30 Cribbage
1:00 Bridge
Register: Lipizzan’s Performance
& Lunch
Register: Great Lakes Naval
Museum & Lunch
16
12:00 BINGO
12:30 Cribbage
1:00 Bridge
2:00 Final Meet ‘N Greet for
Shipshewana
23
12:00 BINGO
12:30 Cribbage
1:00 Bridge
Register: Door County Fish Boil
Register: September Greeting
Card Class
29
9:15 10:15 Pilates
12:00 Chess Club
3
8:15-9:00 Mix It Up
10:15-11:15 Pilates
10
8:15-9:00 Mix It Up
10:15-11:15 Pilates
17
8:15-9:00 Mix It Up
10:15-11:15 Pilates
11:00-1:30 Ala Carte: Reflection’s
24
8:15-9:00 Mix It Up
10:15-11:15 Pilates
30
12:00 BINGO
12:30 Cribbage
1:00 Bridge
Shipshewana Trip: Departs
7:00am
31
8:15-9:00 Mix It Up
10:15-11:15 Pilates
Shipshewana Trip: Returns 8:30pm
Thursday
8:15-9:00 Yoga II
9:15 10:00 Yoga I
12:30-1:15 PWR!4Life
1:00 Bunco
1:00 LINE DANCING
Friday
Saturday
6
12
13
19
20
8:15-9:00 Mix It Up
12:00 3:30 Canasta
1:00 Movie: “Hello, My Name is Doris”
11
12:00 LUAU- BBQ POTLUCK
12:00 3:30 Canasta
EXERCISE CLASSES &
MOVIE CANCELLED
18
8:15-9:00 Yoga II
9:15 10:00 Yoga I
12:30-1:15 PWR!4Life
1:00 Bunco
1:00 LINE DANCING
8:15-9:00 Mix It Up
12:00 3:30 Canasta
1:00 Movie: “London Has Fallen”
25
26
8:15-9:00 Mix It Up
12:00 3:30 Canasta
1:00 Movie: “My Big Fat Greek
Wedding 2”
27
AUGUST
8:15-9:00 Yoga II
9:15 10:00 Yoga I
12:30-1:15 PWR!4Life
1:00 Bunco
1:00 LINE DANCING
8:15-9:00 Yoga II
9:15-1:30 Naval Museum & Lunch
9:15 10:00 Yoga I
12:30-1:15 PWR!4Life
1:00 Bunco
1:00 LINE DANCING
5
4
2016
The days and times for each class are listed on the calendar. You must be registered to participate in any
class. Please refer to the calendar DAILY for cancellations.
SESSION CLASSES:

Chair/Movement Mix (Previously Arthritis/Chair Yoga) - This class includes yoga poses, balance, stretching, flexibility, and range of motion. We will NOT get down on the floor. Registration began Tuesday, June
21st for the session that runs from 06/28 to 09/20.

Chair Yoga - is designed for people who have difficulty getting down on the floor. Learn yoga postures,
breathing techniques and ways of relaxation with the aid of a chair. The current Monday session ends 06/27
and the current Thursday session ends 06/23. New sessions: Monday: 07/11-09/26; Thursday: 07/1409/22. Registration begins Thursday, July 7th for the new sessions. Note new time for Thursday.

PWR4!Life - more information on this class for those with Parkinson’s Disease is on Page 21.

Stretch-N-Flex - Need a little more flexibility? Sign up for one of these classes: 9:15 to 10:00 on Wednesday
OR Friday mornings. You must have the ability to get up and down off the floor ! The current Wednesday session ends 06/22 and Fridays’ session ends 06/24. New session: Wednesday: 07/13-09/28;
Friday: 07/22 - 09/23. Registration begins Thursday, July 7th.

Stretch Yogalates - A fusion of Stretch N Flex, Pilates, and Yoga, techniques which will enable you to
stretch, strengthen, tone, and relax! The current session ends 06/27. New session runs from 07/11-09/26
and registration begins Thursday, July 7th.

Tai Chi for Health - easy to learn. A safe & effective way to improve flexibility, muscle strength, improve
heart/lung activity, posture and balance. The current session ends 06/27. Mondays 8:15-9:00 AM. The new
session will run from 07/11-09/26 and registration begins Thursday, July 7th.
CONTINUOUS CLASSES:

Body Conditioning - You may sign up for up to three classes per week of this class designed for active seniors. The class uses repetitions with weights, tubes, and balls for total toning to build muscles and help
strengthen bones. Mondays, Wednesdays, & Fridays

Floor and Balance (Previously Arthritis PLUS) - This class offers gentle exercises to be done on the floor.
ANY Movement/Balance class par ticipant may attend. You must have the ability to get up and down on
the floor but, you can use a chair for assistance.

Mix It Up - Need a step up from the Movement/Balance workout? This class combines a variety of exercises
from using weights to balance to Tai Chi, and more. Every week is different.

Movement/Balance (Previously Arthritis Exercise) - You may sign up for up to three classes per week of
this group activity class. It provides gentle flexibility exercises. Feel better and improve range of motion.

Pilates- Pilates is a series of exercises designed to evenly condition the entire body while emphasizing core
stability. Smooth, continuous movements strengthen the body and help release tension. You must be signed
up to attend. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a towel.

YOGA - for healthy people over age 55, yoga builds strength and flexibility along with stretching and relaxation. We provide mats. You must talk to Theresa to sign up. Wear comfortable clothing. Bring a towel. Please
note new times for both Yoga classes on Thursdays.
18
ALL participants must fill out and turn in the following BEFORE attending an exercise class
Signed Exercise Warning of Risk Waiver
 Emergency Card (Up to Date)
 You must also have a picture ID taken in the office.
General Information:
 Read the newsletter to read a description of the classes
and decide which class interests you and is at the appropriate level. (You may need to consult with Theresa
Scottberg before starting a class (847-244-1101 Ext.
*504).
 Sign up is required for all classes. Please check the
newsletter and register in the office.
 Check with your physician before beginning any exercise program if you have health problems or concerns.
 Please arrive 10 minutes before classes to allow time
for sign in at the Front Desk and pick up needed equipment.
 The Township supplies a coat room for coats. Lockers
are also available for personal items. However, only
Township approved locks are allowed to be placed on
lockers. You can purchase one for a $5.00 deposit
which is returned to you when you finish with the
locker.
 Please check the calendar in the newsletter daily for
changes to the exercise class schedule.
Preparing for Class:
 Be properly fueled and hydrated - do not exercise on
an empty stomach. The Township supplies water for
classes or you may bring your own.
 Please no heavy perfumes, scented lotions or hairspray.
 Wear comfortable workout clothing.
Please NO
JEANS during Yoga, Pilates or any other mat classes.
 Please wear clean gym shoes. No street shoes or sandals, unless you have made other arrangements with
the instructor. Wear proper indoor athletic shoes to
provide proper support for your feet and joints. Also,
be sure to bring your gym shoes and change into them
here, especially during rain or snow. The floors at the
Center can be very slippery.
 Please notify the instructor prior to class if you have

any special needs or considerations. Beginners should
be prepared to exercise at a lower level than experienced participants. Let the instructor know that you are
new or have physical limitations.
 Give the instructor advance notice if you know you
have to leave early.
 Please wait quietly outside the exercise room until the
previous class is completely finished. DO NOT PULL
OR KNOCK ON THE DOORS.
During Class:
 Please be courteous to others around you.
 To avoid injury and disruption NO LATE ADMITTANCE ALLOWED INTO CLASS unless the participant has informed the instructor.
 For Yoga and Pilates - Please keep gym bags and
shoes in the cubby outside the Flex room.
 Notify the instructor immediately if you are not feeling well during or after a class.
 Cell phones should be turned off or silenced. If you
must take a call during class, please leave the room.
 In group classes, all participants should be doing the
same activities except where special modifications
have been worked out with the instructor.
 Please follow the instructor’s routines. One-on-one
training is available.
 If the exercise becomes too strenuous, please slow
down or ask for modifications.
 Remember: Proper form is more important than using
heavy weights--ask your instructor for feedback.
 Please clean Community Yoga and Pilates mats after
using them.
Absences:
 Body Conditioning Classes: If you miss more than
five (5) classes in one month, you will be removed
from the class and placed on the wait list.

Anyone going away or out sick for 2 weeks or more
must fill out and turn into the office an absence slip.
No slips or phone calls needed for a shorter absence.
 Theresa’s classes no longer need to swipe in for attendance. She will take attendance in class.
 Important Note: You will need a doctor’s release to
return to classes after a hospital stay, surgery, or
extended illness.
19
Most Fridays at 1:00 PM we show a recent movie. J oin us for the movie and some fr ee popcor n. Please
read the descriptions carefully. They include what kind of movie it is, how long it runs, and whether the
language or themes may be objectionable. We love suggestions. Please continue to send me your requests. I
include them whenever possible. 40 seat limit. We always show subtitles for those who have difficulty hearing.
July 1st: “Spectre 007” Action/Adventur e. Rated PG-13 for intense sequences of action and
violence, some disturbing images, sensuality and language. A cr yptic message sends J ames
Bond on a rogue mission to Mexico City and eventually Rome, where he meets Lucia Sciarra, the
beautiful and forbidden widow of an infamous criminal. Bond uncovers the existence of the sinister organization known as SPECTRE. As Bond ventures towards the heart of SPECTRE, he
learns of a chilling connection between himself and the enemy he seeks 2 hrs 28 mins.
July 8th: “Eddie the Eagle” Comedy, Dr ama. Rated PG-13 for some suggestive material,
partial nudity and smoking. Michael " Eddie" Edwar ds was an unlikely but cour ageous
British ski-jumper who never stopped believing in himself – even as an entire nation was counting
him out. With the help of a rebellious and charismatic coach, Eddie takes on the establishment
and wins the hearts of sports fans around the world by making an improbable and historic showing at the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics. 1 hr 45 mins.
July 22nd: “The Revenant” Action/Dr ama/Adventur e. Rated R for strong language, frontier combat and violence including gory images, a sexual assault, language and brief nudity.
Leonardo DiCaprio won the academy award for best actor as the legendary explorer Hugh Glass
who is brutally attacked by a bear on an expedition of the American wilderness and left for dead
by his own hunting team. In a quest to survive, Glass endures unimaginable grief as well as the
betrayal of his confidant John Fitzgerald. Guided by sheer will and the love of his family, Glass
navigates a vicious winter in a relentless pursuit to live and find redemption. 2 hrs 36 mins.
July 29th: “The Big Short” Comedy/Dr ama. Rated R for pervasive language and some
sexuality/nudity. This movie goes a long way towar d making the 2008 global collapse of the
economy a little more understandable (and even more infuriating). Starring Christian Bale, Steve
Carell, Ryan Gosling, and Brad Pitt., the movie reveals the dark underbelly of the modern banking system. 2 hrs 10 mins.
August 5th: “Hello, My Name is Doris” Comedy/Dr ama. Rated R for language. Sally Field
stars as Doris Miller a hoarder who has never married and lives in the house she shared with her
late mother. She meets John Fremont (played by Max Greenfield), a much younger man, and
convinces herself that they are meant for each other. When Doris begins showing up at John’s
favorite stomping grounds, she wins over his friends with her eclectic vintage wardrobe, quirky
naiveté and enthusiasm for their rooftop knitting circle. Her new life brings Doris a thrilling perspective, but creates a rift between her and her longtime friends and family, who believe she’s
making a fool of herself over a guy half her age. Eager for all the experiences she has missed out
on, Doris throws caution to the wind and follows her heart for the very first time. 1 hr 35 mins.
20
August 19th: “London Has Fallen” Action/Suspense. Rated R for strong violence and language throughout. After the Br itish Pr ime Minister dies under myster ious cir cumstances, all
leaders of the Western world head to London to attend his funeral and become the targets of a
deadly plot. President Asher, secret service agent Mike Banning, and an English MI-6 agent who
trusts no one are the only people that have any hope of stopping it. Starring Gerard Butler, Aaron
Eckhart, Morgan Freeman, Alon Aboutboul, and Angela Bassett 1 hour 39 mins.
August 26th: “My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2” Comedy. Rated PG-13 for some suggestive material. Sixteen year s after Toula Por tokalos and Ian Miller get mar r ied in a wild Gr eek wedding, Toula is still working in her parents’ Greek restaurant. She and Ian strive to raise their rebellious teenage daughter, Paris, who is graduating from high school and deal with marital issues of
their own. The whole Portokalos clan is brought together again when the elder Portokalos discover
that the Priest never signed their wedding certificate decades ago and so they plan an even bigger
and "Greeker" wedding. 1 hour 34 minutes.
Blood Pressure Screenings - Come in and have your blood pressure taken. This service is free thanks to our volunteer health professionals. Mondays from 9:00-11:00 AM.
Foot Clinic - The fourth Monday of every month Marla Hucker provides foot care from 9:15 AM until 1:00
PM. The July date is Monday, the 25th and in August it is on Monday the 22nd. You must call the Center
for an appointment. Cost is $20.00. Please bring one towel with you. Checks should be made to Marla
Hucker
Caregivers Support Group - For anyone taking care of parents, elderly neighbors, or a spouse who is a senior, the
group provides an opportunity to discuss concerns and share resources with other caregivers. No need to sign up.
Linda Folan of Family Services facilitates the group. For more information, call her at 847-432-4981 ext. 138.
Many of you expressed an interest in participating in a Parkinson’s exercise class. Our Body Conditioning Teacher,
Judy Sneyd is a certified instructor for PWR!4Life which is a Parkinson’s Exercise Revolution. It is a researchbased integrated exercise and wellness program that counteracts the inactivity, motor deterioration, and symptoms of
Parkinson’s Disease. PWR Moves was developed by Dr. Becky Farley, a leading researcher and instructor in exercise for Parkinson’s Disease. The program includes building blocks of fundamental motions, performed with large
amplitude, high effort and attention to technique, designed to target symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease.We will be
offering this class on Thursdays from 12:30 until 1:15 beginning Thursday, July 7th. Registration begins immediately.
Troopons is a “Support Our Troops” program which provides Manufacturer coupons for food, non-food, baby, and
pet items to military families. Manufacturer coupons for individual products (not particular stores or restaurants)
can be sent to support our troops and their families. Please cut them into individual coupons before turning them in
and separate into these three categories: food, non-food, and baby/pet items. We have a box in the Senior Center
and Anne Hollek mails them to the troops. Military personnel can use the coupons on the military bases even if
they are up to two months past their expiration dates. Thank you for your dedication to this project.
21
Warren Township
17801 W. Washington
Gurnee, IL 60031
Presort Standard
U.S. Postage
PAID
Gurnee, IL
Permit No. 1538
SUZANNE D. SIMPSON
SUPERVISOR
GEORGE A. ILER
TOWN CLERK
CHARLIE MULLIN
ASSESSOR
GERALD RUDD
HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER
KEN ECHTENACHER, JR
TRUSTEE
MIKE SEMMERLING
TRUSTEE
BILL GILL
TRUSTEE
DONNA RADKE
TRUSTEE
Shipshewana
O
G
P
N
B
N
I
H
S
I
M
A
S
Q
W
Q
R
S
U
O
N
Y
D
V
H
J
E
U
R
G
D
U
G
P
D
I
A
I
J
O
H
T
A
G
E
S
G
I
I
N
O
T
S
N
R
A
A
H
K
Q
Y
H
A
L
R
A
T
I
E
S
N
G
N
Q
K
S
N
I
K
T
T
H
X
D
E
D
W
E
J
Z
A
R
C
P
E
J
E
M
R
A
C
Q
S
K
E
Q
A
E
K
S
A
A
V
A
G
R
A
S
I
M
B
K
R
D
E
H
T
B
G
C
A
T
E
Q
A
Z
A
U
L
O
V
E
J
A
F
F
K
V
W
A
M
F
F
L
Z
Y
R
W
J
K
T
O
P
N
J
W
R
E
I
S
O
O
H
A
C
E
J
G
Q
A
G
F
W
I
G
B
L
U
E
N
D
R
A
D
W
M
E
R
C
A
N
T
I
L
E
A
R
Y
T
E
H
T
W
I
J
C
H
E
E
S
E
G
N
E
H
________ AMISH
________ BACKROADS
________ BLUE
________ BUGGY
________ ESSENHAUS ________ FLEA
________ GATE
________ HANDCRAFTED
________ HORSE
________ INDIANA
________ MERCANTILE ________ QUILT
________ THEATER
________ TRADITION
________ BAKERY
________ HOOSIER
________ CHEESE
________ MARKET
________ GARDEN
________ SHIPSHEWANA
________ YODERS

17801 W. Washington St. Gurnee, Illinois 60031

Transcription

Similar documents

at Mersey River Chalets

Yoga Retreat at Mersey River Chalets (near Keji

Haramara flyer

healing yoga for cancer survivors

BUDOKON PRIMARY SERIES

17801 W. Washington St. Gurnee, Illinois 60031 Phone: 847

Kickstart your…at

SHANTI YOGA Take Flight with

BACKBEND WORKSHOP - Dearbhla Kelly Blog

Thanksgiving flyer 2013