Senior Advisor - Frisbie Senior Center

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52 E. Northwest Highway
Des Plaines, IL 60016
Serving Seniors Since 1976
NONPROFIT ORG
U.S. POSTAGE
ADVISOR
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PERMIT NO.
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Frisbie Senior Center · 52 East Northwest Highway · Des Plaines, IL. 60016 · (847) 768-5944
Cumberland Café · Inside Frisbie Senior Center · (847) 768-9505
Once & Again Resale - 50 East Northwest Highway · Des Plaines, IL. 60016 · (847) 768-7055
“The Des Plaines Community Senior Center reserves the right to correct errors in this publication.”
Frisbie Senior Center
52 E. Northwest Highway
(847) 768-5944
www.frisbieseniorcenter.org
Membership Application & Renewal Form
FOR OFFICE
USE ONLY
Date
Initials
New Member
Hours of Operation
Tues., Wed., & Friday = 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
2nd & 4th Mondays & Thursdays =
8:30 a.m.– 8:00 p.m.
Renewal Member
ADV List
Members List
My Senior Center
Contents
Address Change
Name:
First Name (please print)
Last Name (please print)
Single Membership
DOB:
/
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E-mail:
1 Year
2 Year
Street Address (please print)
Apt. #
City
State
Spouse/Partner DOB:
Last Name (if different from above)
/
$60
$110
Couple* Membership
1 Year
(Good Value)
$80
2 Year
(Great Value)
$150
Zip
Telephone Number:
Spouse/Partner First Name
(Good Value)
(Great Value)
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Emergency Contact Information
* for the purpose of membership at
the Frisbie Senior Center, a “couple”
refers to two people living at the same
address; proof of residency required.
Legacy Gift
$5,000
Includes automatic annual membership renewal for life, and is partially
tax deductible.
Name/Relationship (please print)
Sponsor A Senior
Telephone
Physician Name/Telephone
Ind. Gift Membership
Couple Gift Membership
I/we would like to make an additional
$
contribution to support the services
offered to seniors in the amount of:
The Des Plaines Senior Center understands and respects the privacy of its members, subscribers, and donors. All membership applications and donor records are kept in strict confidence, and are official records of the Des Plaines Community Senior
Center and, as such, becomes its property. These records shall neither be transferred nor utilized except on behalf of the
Senior Center. Pictures may be taken at events and used for marketing purposes. Membership fees are non-refundable.
Total:
$60
$80
Fun N Games &
End of Summer Luau
The Des Plaines Community Senior
Center is a 501 (c)(3) not-for-profit corporation, with a mission to serve active adults
through intellectually enriching, socially
engaging, and physically energizing
programs and volunteer opportunities.
Activities & Programs
At the FSC...
Benefits Check Up
Birthdays
Contributions & Donations
Corporate Partners
From Steve’s Desk
In Memoriam
Medical Closet
Meet & Eat
Membership
Membership Application
Once & Again Boutique
Refer A Friend
Schedules
Senior Advisory Council
Senior Boutique
Services at the FSC
Staff
“10 for 10 for 10”
Trips
Volunteers
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Thursday, August 25
Tickets: M: $12 NM: $15
Games Begin at 3 PM
Smith Farms will once again be providing us with a delicious dinner,
but we will be working up an appetite while the pig roasts outside
all day. We will have fun with challenges and games of skill. Please
arrive by 2:30 to sign up for the games. After the games, enjoy
roasted pig, coleslaw, rolls & pineapple upside down cake.
For your entertainment, we will welcome
Polynesian dancers.
Tickets MUST be purchased by Aug. 15
40th
Anniversary
Open House
The Frisbie Center will be closed on
Monday, July 4 in observance of
Independence Day .
Sat., Sept. 17
1 PM– 4 PM
Join us as we open our doors
to the community to celebrate
40 years of serving seniors.
We encourage you to spread
the word and invite your
friends and family.
Light refreshments will be
served.
Oktoberfest Luncheon
Wednesday, Sept. 21
Doors Open at 11:30 AM
Tickets M: $7
NM:$9
At this annual luncheon, you will
be served a traditional menu of
bratwurst with sauerkraut, German potato salad and apple
streudel for dessert.
We welcome back the Gilhooly’s
for your enjoyment.
Tickets Must Be
Purchased by Sept. 16.
The July/August edition of the Advisor is sponsored by the following Corporate Partner:
G.L. Hills Funeral Home is a locally owned and operated establishment. We are dedicated to providing highly personalized service
with honestly and dignity. Because we are part of this community, the families we serve are more our neighbors then our customers. Our home
-like venue offers comfort and serenity and a wide range of options help to meet the needs of every family we serve. To learn more, visit us at
www.glhillsfuneralhome.com.
Attend these presentations and learn more about these exciting getaways!
Refreshments
Prizes No Charge!!
While last minute walk-ins are welcome, please register prior to the meeting dates
by telephone at 847-768-5944 or in-person at the Front Desk.
Since our Corporate Partner program began in 1995, the Senior Center has received financial support from many of our local businesses. As an independent senior-service organization that cannot rely on taxing dollars, these donations provide funding to meet the evolving needs of our expanding senior population. As an IRS approved charity, these donations also provide the corporation with the chance
to help us meet our mission while receiving a tax deduction as well. For more information, contact Sally at (815) 529-3797.
Our Corporate Partners
Hope to
see you there!
We’re planning some
exciting trips.
Bring someone along
you’d like to travel with
Diamond Partner
TRAVEL TALK @ Frisbie Senior Center
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3rd
10 AM—12 PM
Nancy Kerner will be giving a colorful slide presentation as well as answering all your questions.
When’s the last time YOU took a vacation?!?!?!
Presence Health
Trip Registration Policy
 Registration for all Senior Center Trips is available Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM.
 Members may sign up for newly advertised day trips upon release of the Senior Advisor newsletter. Non-members may
register if space is available. (Individuals must be at least 18 years of age.)
 All registrations must be accompanied by full payment unless otherwise noted. Absolutely NO telephone registrations will
be accepted. Members’ mail-in registration will be accepted at the end of the 1st registration day. No registration will be accepted prior to that date.
 A waiting list of registered participants will be maintained after the trip is full. Payment will not be accepted for inclusion on
the waiting list.
 Refunds will be given only if we have a waiting list and the vacancy can be filled from the waiting list. There will always be
a $5.00 cancellation fee. Full refunds will be given if we need to cancel the trip; in special circumstances
(hospitalization, bereavement, etc.) on a case-by-case basis with proper documentation, the Senior Center may also provide
a refund. (Note: Outside vendors establish their own cancellation policies.)
 Cancellations may not be re-sold privately. You must cancel your reservations through the Senior Center in order to be fair
to others. We will attempt to re-sell the ticket from the waiting list.
ALL TRIPS LEAVE FROM
THE FRISBIE SENIOR CENTER AT
52 E. NORTHWEST HWY.
Please let me know of any trips
you would like to go on.
Looking forward to
traveling together,
Sally
Please park in lot immediately east of FSC:
for easier building access, east door opens
prior to trip’s departure.
“TEN for TEN” Travel Card
Earn $1 for each day trip you take. When you
accumulate 10 punches, redeem your card at the
Senior Center. It’s as good as cash toward any
one-day Senior Center trip. There is only ONE
card punch per person, per card on each trip.
Card punches CANNOT be combined with the
card punches from other people.
Platinum Partner
IN MEMORIAM
Presence Holy Family Medical Center
Presence Medical Group
Presence Home Care
Presence Nazarethville
Presence Resurrection Nursing and Rehab
Gold Partner
Costco - Mount Prospect
G.L. Hills Funeral Home
Panera Bread - Des Plaines
Journal & Topics
Silver Partner
Alden of Des Plaines
AlphaGraphics Des Plaines
Asbury Retirement Communities
Belmont Village Of Glenview
Arden Courts of Elk Grove Village
Ballard Respiratory & Rehab Center
Brookdale of Des Plaines
Belmont Village of Glenview
Century 21 Elm Realtors, Sharon Lynch
Church Creek 5 Star Senior Living
Cremation Society of Illinois
Homecare Angels
Lexington of Wheeling
Norridge Gardens
Oheler Funeral Home
Plum Creek of Rolling Meadows
Pluymert, MacDonald, & Hargrove, Ltd.
Ptasinsi & Smith
Right at Home Care & Assistance
Tamarack Independent Retirement Community
Bronze Partner
A-Senior Corp.
The Abington of Glenview
Avanti Wellness and Rehab
Edward Jones Investments - Nancy Reiser
First Light Home Care
Generations at Oakton Pavilion
Glenview Terrace Nursing Center
HCR ManorCare
Ideal Home Care, LLC.
Lee Manor Rehabilitation and Nursing
Medicare Insurance Group
Partners in Senior Care, Inc.
Rainbow Hospice
Dr. Laura M. Shea, Podiatrist
The Frisbie Senior Center Staff and Members extend their deepest sympathy to the family and friends of:
Chester Arkus
Casey LaRocco
Valerie Hagedorn
Please notify any staff person if you know of a passing. Thank You
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For more information about our corporate partners, click on their associated link on our website at
www.frisbieseniorcenter.org/corporate-partners/.
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Contributions & Donations
The Des Plaines Community Senior Center (dba Frisbie Senior Center) is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation. Recognized by the IRS and State of
Illinois as a charitable organization, over 72% of the Center’s annual operating revenue comes from private, non-governmental sources. Recently,
the following individuals, businesses, and organizations have made financial investments that are tax deductible to the full extent of the law. Their
generosity helps the Center to continue offering programs and services for its members and the community at large.
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Carol Clark (Medical Closet)
Barb Escamilla (Medical Closet)
Mary Ann Gaydos (Medical Closet)
Margaret Moses (Medical Closet)
Dale Scarimbolo (Medical Closet)
Enjoy a delicious Chicken Vesuvius lunch & Show
Sam Sineni (Medical Closet)
Joan Bugay
Ewald Hauer
Jeff Wagner (Crafts)
Members $60.00 - Non Mem: $70.00
Registration Deadline is July 11
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“10 for 10 for 10” Donations
Joan Bugay
Helen Doney
Christine Emerson
Don Gloor
Lauretta Haug
John & Hilda Hofmann
Anna Marie McCall
Jim Moore
Steve & Florence Oprondek
Pam Prosser
10 AM- 4:00 PM
You’ ll enjoy a one woman musical /luncheon
Hetta Hopper was an American gossip columnists
during the first half of the 1900s. What a hoot!
General Donations
Debbie Skrzypek
Vera Stromberg
Tony & Karen Wierer
Patricia Wolff
Arlington Racetrack
Thursday, July 28th
11:30 AM to 3:30 PM
See thoroughbred racing “The Sport of Kings” in the
Amazing International Room. Enjoy a carefree summer setting with floor to ceiling windows. Full service
lunch cash bar.
Members $69
Non $79
Memorials
Denis & Sally Kowalewski (Chester Arkus)
Joan Bugay (Valerie Hagedorn)
Mr. & Mrs. Vern Bush (Valerie Hagedorn)
William & Marilyn Carter (Valerie Hagedorn)
Janet Johnson (Valerie Hagedorn)
Raymond & Beverly Lorch (Valerie Hagedorn)
Sofie Mager (Valerie Hagedorn)
Rosemary Nickles (Valerie Hagedorn)
Adeline Budzisz (Casey LaRocco)
Greetings…
Christine Budzisz (Casey LaRocco)
Helen & Frank Budzisz (Casey LaRocco)
Ingrid Erbe (Casey LaRocco)
David & Carlene Kellenberger (Casey LaRocco)
Charles & Janice Larson (Casey LaRocco)
Andrew & Barbara Scelsi (Casey LaRocco)
Yasuko Okigawa (Casey LaRocco)
Paula Petruzzelli (Casey LaRocco)
From Steve’s Desk
I hope this newsletter finds everyone well!! There have been lots of great activities going on at the Center as of late.
We’ve kicked off the barbeque season with our annual Memorial Day Cookout - a great time as had by all. A special thanks to
Mary Sevcik and the Note-Ables for hosting the Center’s annual Variety Show at Prairie Lakes Theater. What a great afternoon...filled with a myriad of acts, each enjoyable in their own regards. Congrats to all on a job well done...BRAVO...BRAVO!!
Our Volunteer Luncheon is scheduled for Saturday, June 25th. This is a very happy day when we get to recognize all
those who give of themselves and their talents in support of our organization and mission. The time that Center’s volunteers
contribute accounts for nearly eight (8) full-time employees. With the organization’s limited resources and commitment to investing them in programs and services to benefit the local community, our volunteers help to make this possible on a daily
basis. They are the heart and soul of the Frisbie Senior Center. A special “Thank You” to our great volunteers.
It seems that Summer is finally upon us?!?!? As such, we hope you’ll be taking advantage of the great weather by
getting together with friends or traveling. Regardless, please be cautious of the weather, especially on the really hot days. It’s
important to stay cool and hydrated...and don’t forget to check on your neighbor every now and again.
As always, let me (us) know if there is anything you’d like to suggest/discuss..
That’s all for now…
Steve
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POTAWATOMI CASINO
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Wednesday, July 20th
7:30 AM to 4:30 PM (approx.)
Hetta Hopper / Musical
Trattoria Pappino Restaurant
Elmwood Park, IL
Thursday, July 14th
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Lunch Buffet , other food choices as well.
$10 Food Voucher & $10 Bonus Play
CASINO GAMES • SLOTS• BINGO
Members = $20
Non-members = $30
Registration deadline is July 18th
Drury Lane Theater
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Death Trap
Thursday, July 21
10:45 AM - 5:00 PM
A hugely popular stage and screen mystery, Deathtrap
offers skillful blending of two priceless theatrical ingredients: gasp-inducing thrills and spontaneous laughter.
Meal choice at registration
Members $69
Non-$79
Four Winds Casino
B
New Buffalo Michigan
August, 17th
7:30 AM 4:30 PM (approx.)
NO smoking area
Delicious Buffet , 3,000 1C Slots
$10 Food Coupon & $15 Free Slots
The Shedd Aquarium
Wednesday, August 11th
9:00 AM– 4:00 PM (approx.)
This trip is on your own where you can
explore the aquarium at your leisure, have lunch in one
of their restaurants or see a dolphin show.
Members $ $40.00 Non- $ 50.00
Registration deadline is August 5
B
Members $32
Non Members $42
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The Dancing Horses &
Exotic Bird Show
Wed. Aug. 24th
9 AM - 4 PM
Menu includes stuffed chicken breast,
potato, corn, strawberry shortcake and beverage
Members $ 59
Non $ 69
Singing in the Rain
B
Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin
Thurs. Sept 1st
8:30 AM—6:30 PM
Chopped chef’s salad, fresh bread
chicken piccata with roasted potatoes,
blueberry crisp hot coffee or tea
Members $94
Non- $104
Registration Deadline is August 1
Walk-O-Meter Gauge
A
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Being dropped off at the door and almost
no extended walking involved.
B - May be half walking and half sitting.
This classification may be a hardship for some seniors.
C - A trip that requires extensive walking.
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Extended Trips
Arkansas Autumn Foliage
October 4 - 9 OR 11 - 16, 2016
Autumn in the Beautiful Finger Lakes Region of
New York
October 2 - 6, 2016
Tour Highlights: 2 Nights in hot Springs (known for mineral baths and spas);
Tour Highlights: Lucy Desi Center of Comedy; Corning Museum of Glass;
Sunset Dinner Cruise aboard the “Belle of the Hot Springs” Riverboat; Tour
Chemung Valley History Museum; Guided tour of Mark Twain Area; Captain
hot Springs National Park, including Bathhouse Row; Visit Gangster Museum
Bill’s Seneca Lake Cruise; Glenora Wine Cellar tour & Tasting; Belhurst
of America; Ride the Arkansas-Missouri Scenic Railroad; 2 Nights in Branson Castle Dinner; Niagara Adventure Theater; Maid of the Mist Boat Cruise at
America’s Entertainment Capital; Dinner and Entertainment aboard the ShowNiagara Falls; 8 Meals; Earn $25 Fancy-Free Holidays Rewards;
boat “Branson Belle”; See 2 of the following shows: Clay Cooper’s Music ExHome Pickup & Return
press, Dublin’s Irish Tenors, Million Dollar Quartet, or The Brett Family; 9
No Passport Needed!!
Meals; Earn $30 in Mayflower Money; Home Pickup & Return
Per Person:
$1,349 Double
$1,768 Single
$1,209 Triple
Per Person:
$1,229 Double
$1,569 Single
Checks payable to: Mayflower Tours
Checks payable to: Fancy-Free Holidays
Branson Blast
Trips Depart: May 16th, September 19th,
September 26th, and October 12th, 2016
The Great Western Explorer All by Train
October 22 - November 4, 2016
Tour Highlights: See 5 Great Shows
(specific shows scheduled for certain timeframes);
6 Meals - 3 dinners and 3 breakfasts;
Earn $20 Mayflower Tour Rewards;
Home Pickup & Return
Enjoy the stunning daylight passage through the Colorado Rockies over the
Denver & rio Grande Western Railroad ‘Main Line Through the Rockies’ and
the glorious passage across the Navajolands of the greaat Southwest. All
meals, wine and spirits while aboard the Vista-Dome ‘Great Western
Limited’ are included. Extraordinary sightseeing like the storied Virginia &
Truckee Railroad, a visit to the Hearst Castle and Steamer passage to lovely
Catalina Island , Morro Bay and Yosemite National Park. Two-night stay in
enchanting Santa Fe, New Mexico, with sightseeing. Enjoy First Class
sleeping car with beds and pillows. Superb hotels throughout, including the
Four-Diamond rated Silver Legacy Resort in Reno, and the opulent Biltmore
Hotel in Los Angeles (note: many hotel stays are two-nights long). All
admission fees are included. A leisurel, relaxed pace with plenty of free time
for you to enjoy as you wish. Fully hosted by professional tour manager that
handles all of the details.
Per Person:
$929 Double
$1,128 Single
From $3,995 per person
Checks payable to: Uncommon Journeys
Island Resort Casino
October 3 - 5, 2016
Blue Christmas with Elvis
December 5th 2016
Featuring a Memphis City Tour and exclusive
Tour Highlights: 2 Nights Island Resort Casino; A minimum of $40
Elvis Holiday Tribute Show
Promo Cash; Fayette Historic State Park Guided Tour; Palms Book
State Park guided tour; Raft Ride over the Big Springs; Peshtigo Fire
Delta Blues Museum & Private Graceland Tour
Museum; 3 Meals; Earn $15 Fancy-Free Holidays Rewards; Home National Shrine of Our Lady of Snows Abraham Lincoln PresidenPickup & Return
tial Museum and Home
Per Person:
$559 Double
$639 Single
Per person Twin Room $1,299
Single Room add $309
Daytona Beach Getaway
February 24 - March 4, 2017
Highlights
Ocala Horse Carriage Tour
4 nights Ocean Front Hotel Daytona Beach
Kennedy Space Center
Lunch with an Astronaut
St Augustine Old Town Trolley Tour
World of Coca-Cola
$45 Fancy Free Holidays Travel Rewards
Per Person $1,929 Double $1,880 Single $2,574
Checks payable to: Fancy-Free Holidays
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Backroads of Sunny Florida
March 19th 2017
Feel the warmth of Sunny Florida, and enjoy an 8 day motorcoach trip to stay at the Plantation Resort on Crystal River in
Florida. See the Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge., visit
Homosassa Springs Wildlife Park and on to Tarpon Springs, on
Florida’s “nature coast.” Visit the Greek Community and lunch
at Hellas, Tarpon Springs most famous restaurant.
Cost: $1549 per person! Ask about our early booking discount and First Time Traveler Discount!
Cost: $1549 per person! Ask about our early booking discount
SENIOR SERVICES AT THE FRISBIE SENIOR CENTER
Blood Pressure Check - Madeline May RN,
Community Health Nurse for the City of Des
Plaines, is now available on the 2nd and 4th
Wednesdays of the month, from 9:00 AM to
10:00 AM. Stop in to see her.
Federal Issues - Kris Sadur from Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky’s office will be here
the 2nd Friday of every month from 12 pm-2
pm in Office 1. Please stop by and she can
answer your questions about Medicare, Social Security and any problem you may have
Community Information - Information on with a federal agency. Please call (773) 506Des Plaines City Services plus assistance 7100 to schedule an appointment.
with Medicare and Circuit Breaker can be
found by Calling Kathy Puetz at the Health Financial Planning - Free, no obligation,
and Human Services Office (847) 391- financial planning options and advice. Nancy
5492.
Reiser* from Edward Jones will be available
on the 2nd Friday of the month at 10:00 AM.
Consumer Protection Commission- Are Appointment required.
you aware the City of Des Plaines has a commission to help you resolve problems you Hearing Loss Screening- Are you turning
may be having with a business that did home, your TV up louder? Do you ask people to
auto or other work for you? Call (847) 391- repeat themselves? See your local Costco
5303 for help.
Wholesale for a FREE hearing test, membership required. Call (847) 660-2011 to schedCopying, Faxing, and Printing - Need a ule your appointment.
document copied, something faxed, or computer printing? These services are available Illinois Senior Help Line - If you need assisfor a small charge:
tance on taxes, Medicare, elder abuse, com Copies = .05 for members; .10 for non- munity care or anything, call (800) 252-8966
members
and you will be directed to someone who can
 Fax = .75 for members; $1.00 for non- help you.
members
Legal Counseling - On the second Friday
 Black & White Printing = .10/page
from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM, Greg MacDon Color Printing = .20/page
ald*, Attorney at Law, will discuss options in
personal and financial matters or make arDiabetes Support Group– This group, run
rangements for drawing up wills or trusts.
by Community Health Nurse for the City of
Des Plaines Madeline May, meets monthly
Don Smith*, Attorney at Law, will be availon the 2nd Wednesday of every month from
able the fourth Friday of the month at 9:00
10:30 AM to 11:30 AM. Topics addressing
AM. Appointments required for both.
issues related to diabetes are often covered,
which include exercise, nutrition, proper fitMedicare Workshop– Joanna Prisiajniouk
ting shoes, etc.
of the Medicare Insurance Group will teach
you how to customize your senior healthcare
Escorted Transportation Service - Provides
based on your budget and needs. Call (847)
rides to appointments for seniors 60 years of
738-2205 for appointments. Starts August
age and older; Monday through Saturday
from 8 am to 8 pm. Rides covered include
any type of medical or dental appointment Notary Public - Notary service is available
(except procedures/surgery where anesthe- Monday-Friday from 9 AM to 3:30 PM. This
sia is administered), including regular check- is a free service for Senior Center Members.
ups, pacemaker checks, blood tests/lab work, Contact Melissa Kalliantasis or Dennis
vision, hearing, dialysis, x-rays/scans, wound Rosa at (847) 768-5944
care, physical therapy and chemotherapy.
There is a $12 round trip fee. Please call 847222-9227 to schedule your ride.
Parkinson’s Support Group– On the 4th
Tuesday of every month at 10 am, Maureen
Brennan from Rainbow Hospice* will be hosting a support group, which will be a mixture
of education, support and fun. For more information, contact Maureen at (847) 721-0677
Personal Counseling – The first and third
Thursdays of every month, Courtenay Boron,
LSW, MSW, a licensed social worker, is
available to speak confidentially regarding
loneliness, health, family problems, stress or
other issues. Call (847) 784-6096 and ask for
Courtenay. Arrangements will be made to
meet you at the Senior Center between 9:00
AM and Noon; home visits also available.
Podiatrist- Dr. Shea, D.P.M.* will be onsite
on select Mondays of every month cutting
toenails. Medicare accepted if certain criteria
is met, otherwise $35 service fee. Must bring
insurance card, photo id and list of prescriptions to your appointment. No Walk-Ins accepted. Call the Frisbie Senior Center for an
appointment or register at the front desk.
Shared Housing - Discuss options available
for both homeowners and those seeking
housing. Call Carol Gonzalez at the Center
of Concern (847) 823-0453, for an appointment.
Support Group– This weekly support group
will begin meeting on Wednesday, July 20, at
2 PM. A support group shouldn't replace your
standard medical care, but it can be a valuable resource to help you cope with major life
changes.
Veterans Affairs - Will be available Thursdays from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, at the Frisbie
Senior Center. Please call Cynthia McKee at
(847) 451-5111 to schedule an appointment.
* denotes Corporate Partner
Benefits Check Up
There are over 2,000 federal, state and private benefits programs available to help you, but many people don’t know these programs exist
or how they can apply. The application process takes about an hour in which you will be asked a series of questions to help identify benefits
that could save you money and cover the costs of everyday expenses. A report will be generated which will describe the programs you
MAY get help from. This also includes Seniors Free Transit Ride and License Plate Discount. All applications must be submitted online.
Contact your Service Coordinator, Dennis Rosa at (847) 768-5944 to make an appointment for a Benefits Checkup.
Arab American Family Services will be available on the 1st Tuesday of every month to help serve and assist Arabic speaking elderly in the assistance/completion of a Benefits Checkup. Contact her at (708) 599-2237 to make an appointment.
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Drop-in Facilities
Activities & Programs
Registration Policy
Billiards Room (3 tables), Game/Card Room, Computer Lab,
Library, Cumberland Café, and more...
Open Tuesday, Wednesday Friday: 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM
2nd and 4th Mondays as well as Thursday until 8:00 PM (café not available)
Meet & Eat Program at the Cumberland Cafe
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Tired of eating meals by yourself?
Like a daily meal cost that won’t break your bank?
Contact a staff member, at the Frisbie Senior Center, to join our daily congregate meal program .
Our delicious, cost-controlled meals are served Monday - Friday from 8:30 am to 2:00 pm. Every Suburban Cook County resident over
age 60 is welcome! No person shall be excluded from participation in, or be denied the benefits of any service, or be subjected to discrimination because of race, color, nationality, religion, sex, age or disability. We are always trying to improve the Meet & Eat Program. If you
would like to offer ideas for continued improvement, we invite you to add comments to our suggestion box located at the entrance of the
café or speak to a staff member. We welcome any and all suggestions.
Funds for this publication were provided in part through an award/contract from Age Options under Title III of the Older Americans Act
as administered through the Illinois Department on Aging and Federal Administration on Aging.
Medical Closet
Once & Again Resale
The Once & Again Resale store offers quality
donated items for sale to benefit the programs
Rent a variety of durable medical equipment from the Senior Center:
and services offered at the Frisbie Senior Center.
 Canes, crutches, toilet risers and walkers = $15 a month; $5 per
Donations are gladly accepted during normal
week.
store hours; We do not accept mattresses, televisions, computers, or other big electronic equip-  Wheelchairs = $25 per month, for up to 3 months; $8 per week..
ment; a donation acknowledgement receipt is
 Items available for purchase as well.
provided for tax purposes.
Volunteer opportunities available; if interested, please stop in
and pick up an application.
For more information, call Dennis at 847-768-5944 ext. 233.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
“Nobody can do everything, but everyone can do something”
~ Author Unknown
The Frisbie Senior Center is volunteer-based and we depend on you to succeed.
We need volunteers in many areas and ask that you take a few minutes to consider giving of your time and talents.
Current Openings
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Advisor Collating
Bingo
Cashier - Cumberland Café
Cashier - Once & Again Resale
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Meals on Wheels Driver
Medical Closet Assistant
Receptionist
Sorter - Once & Again Boutique
Tuesday, August 2
1 PM-3 PM
A rep from the Pharmacy Department of the
NorthShore University HealthSystem will be onsite
every other month to speak with you about your medications. Appointments are required and You MUST
bring your medications to your appointment.
® CRIBBAGE
Thursdays, 10:30 AM
Cribbage is a card game for two (or more) players
grouping cards in combinations which gain points.
Cribbage has several distinctive features: the cribbage board used for score-keeping, the crib (a separate hand counting for the dealer), two distinct scoring
stages (the "play" and the "show") and a unique scoring system which includes points for pairs, three-of-akind, runs and flushes, and groups of cards that total
® BODY AND BRAIN YOGA
Wednesdays, June 29– August 17 @ 11:30 AM fifteen. Ten minutes max and you're playing...First to
121 points wins!
This class consists of stretching, bending, opening and
breathing techniques designed to manage stress,
® DANCE/MOVEMENT THERAPY
improve focus, and circulate positive energy.
Monday, August 1 @ 10:30 AM
These movements can be done from a chair.
Are you looking for a way to connect mind and body for
Members: $40; $7 Non Members: $50; $8
® AARP DRIVER SAFETY PROGRAM
overall health and wellbeing? This lecture will explore
Advanced Sign Up Required by April 29
Tuesday, July 26 & Thursday, July 28
the basic fundamentals of dance/movement therapy
Tuesday, August 16 & Thursday, August 18
and its potential in addressing emotional, cognitive,
BOOK DISCUSSION
9:30 AM– 1:30 PM
physical and other wellness-based needs among older
Wednesday,
July
20
@
10
AM
AARP will present a two-day, four-hour per session
adults. Participants will get an opportunity to experiAt Home: An Informal History of Private Life
program on defensive driving. The cost to AARP Memence movement based interventions.
Bill Bryson.
bers is $15 per person and $20 per person for nonAdvanced Sign Up Required by July 27
This
witty
and
eclectic
book
explores
the
ways
in
which
AARP members. Payment is due at time of registrahomes reflect history, from a bathroom's revelations
tion, with checks made payable to AARP.
DIABETES SUPPORT GROUP
You MUST pre-register at the Frisbie Senior Center about medicine and hygiene to a kitchen's exposure of
2nd Wednesday of the month @ 10:30 AM
the stories of trade and nutrition.
front desk as no registration will be taken over the
(This program is free. To obtain your copy of the book, Madeline May, Nurse for the City of Des Plaines, will
phone. Space is limited to 25 participants.
This class is open to any licensed driver regardless of please visit the Des Plaines Public Library’s Readers’ be coordinating this monthly program. Please refer to
calendar for changes in time.
age. If you are over 50, you will receive a discount on Services Desk or call 847-376-2779. You might need
the library to reserve a copy for you, so please allow
your auto insurance.
enough time for the book to arrive in order to read it.)
FALCONAIRES COMBO
All programs/events require advanced sign up. To
register , please call (847) 768-5944 or come into the
Frisbie Senior Center unless otherwise noted. Special events and programs without a cost listed are
free for members and $5 for non-members. Thank
you!
On cancellations or transfers of programs (NOT
TRIPS):
Prior to the registration deadline, money will be refunded minus a cancellation/transfer fee of $5.
After the deadline, no refund will be given.
® CAR CARE CLINIC: It’s Not Your
Father’s Oldsmobile
Monday, August 15 @ 10 AM
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday
9 AM to 3:30 PM
2nd & 4th Mondays as well as Thurs.
9 AM to 7:30 PM
Tuesday- Saturday, 10 AM - 5 PM
Sundays, 11 AM– 4 PM
® ASK THE PHARMACIST
ARTHRITIS AQUATIC CLASSES
July 19– August 27
Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays
10:30 AM -11:30 AM
Brookdale of Des Plaines
(800 S. River Rd.)
(Saturday Classes meet at 9:00 AM)
Jo Buck, a trained instructor, will lead this 6– week
class at Brookdale of Des Plaines.
Please bring your own towel and beach shoes to class.
Three classes a week for 6 weeks:
Members $83 Non-Members $93
Two classes a week for 6 weeks:
One class a week for 6 weeks:
If you are paying for an entire session, you must
have paid by the 2nd week of class. If not, you must
pay $6 at the door.
Spend an hour with certified master mechanic, Frank
Hauser, as he teaches you the secrets to car maintenance, why and when to have maintenance done, how
to prepare for summer driving and what tools you
should keep in your car at all times.
Advanced Sign up required by August 10
® Computer Classes
M = $25 NM = $30
Intro to Computers: (9:00 AM – 10:15 AM):
This course covers the fundamentals of using a
personal computer with Microsoft Windows. It provides hands-on training, the use of a mouse, and the
skills necessary to use windows. No prior experience
is required. The course is designed to make the
student feel comfortable using a computer. It introduces some popular computer applications including
the use of the internet.
Level 1: (10:30 AM – 12:15 PM):
This course is the follow-up to “Introduction to Computers” and covers the operations of Windows, file
management, sending and receiving e-mail with
attachments, email folders and using a browser to
find information on the internet. Graduates of this
course should be able to use a personal computer
productively at home.
2nd & 4th Monday; 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
(Doors open at 6:30 PM)
Stroll down memory lane with favorites from yesteryear
and move to the music if you choose.
Coffee & small treats will be served.
Members: $7
Non Members: $8
® FIVE WISHES
Tuesday, July 12 @ 12:30 PM
Sponsored by Rainbow Hospice and
Palliative Care
The first living will that talks about your personal, emotional, and spiritual needs as well as your medical
wishes. The Five Wishes lets you say exactly how you
wish to be treated if you get seriously iill.
Advanced Registration Required by July 8.
® FLOODING IN YOUR COMMUNITY
Friday, July 1 @ 10:30 AM
® HOLISTIC HEALTH; Benefits to
stress, pain and sleep
Monday, July 11 @ 11 AM
This 20 minute presentation will provide holistic health
tips to live a healthier lifestyle as well as the benefits of
acupuncture and eastern health techniques. At the
end of the presentation, each attendee will have the
option of getting a 20 minute mini auricular
(ear) acupuncture wellness treatment in order to experience acupuncture firsthand.
Advanced Registration Required by July 6
Next time you’re at the Frisbie Senior Center, consider visiting our neighbors!
Clip n’ Curl
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Cumberland Barbershop
Cumberland Station Bake Shop
House of Szechwan
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® INTRODUCTION TO THE IPHONE
Thursdays, 6 PM– 7:15 PM
July 28– September 8
Thurs., July 14 @ 3 PM:
In the Heart of the Sea (PG-13, 2:02 M)
In the winter of 1820, the New England whaling ship Essex
was assaulted by something no one could believe: a whale of
In this course, you will learn the basics of your Iphone; mammoth size and will, and an almost human sense of
how to make calls, add friends to your contact list,
vengeance. Braving storms, starvation, panic and despair, the
search & download apps, make video calls to your
men will call into question their deepest beliefs, from the value
contacts. You must have an iphone and bring it to
of their lives to the morality of their trade, as their captain
searches for direction on the open sea and his first mate still
class with you.
seeks to bring the great whale down.
Advanced Registration Required by July 25
Starring Chris Hemsworth
® ISSUES IN AGING
3rd Thursday of every month
2 PM– 3 PM
Thurs., July 28 @ 3 PM: The Choice (PG-13, 1:51 M)
When feisty medical student Gabby Holland moves in next
door to perennial ladies’ man Travis Shaw, they embark on a
Dan Monroe, L.C.S.W., will be leading these monthly surprising romantic journey neither imagined possible. Travis
topics which pertain to aging. Advanced Registration has always believed a serious relationship would cramp his
easygoing lifestyle, while Gabby is preparing to settle down
is required 1 week before each session.
with her long-term boyfriend—until an irresistible attraction
Thursday, July 21: Crisis Intervention
between the unlikely couple up-ends both of their wellplanned lives. Over the course of a decade, their love affair
Thursday, August 18: Health Care; how to use your evolves until they are faced with the ultimate test and must
insurance
decide how far they are willing to go to keep love alive.
Starring Benjamin Walker, Teresa Palmer
® KIDNEY SMART
Wednesday, July 27 @ 9 AM
During this Kidney Smart class, you will learn how to
create an action plan to manage your health, what
causes kidney disease, what diet resources are available, why working may keep you happier and healthier
and how insurance counselors can help you navigate
coverage.
Advanced Sign up Required by July 22
LINE DANCING
Put on your cowboy hat and boot scoot to the music.
No one is too clumsy or uncoordinated to learn.
Mondays, June 20– August 1
(no class 07/04)
August 8– Sept. 26
10:30 AM to 11:30 AM
Members: $15, $3 Non Members: $25; $5
Tuesdays, June 14– July 19
11 AM to 12 PM
® POPCORN & A MOVIE
1st & 3rd Tuesday of the Month @ 1 PM
2nd & 4th Thursday of the Month @ 3 PM
Spend an afternoon with your friends watching new
releases on the big screen. Non Member Fee $2
No Movie will be Broadcast Unless
You Register in Advance.
Tues., August 2 @ 1 PM: Doris (R; 1:35 M)
Sixteen years after Toula Portokalos and Ian Miller get married in a wild Greek wedding, Toula, still working in her parents’ Greek restaurant, and Ian strive to raise their rebellious teenage daughter, Paris, who is graduating from high
school. Toula and Ian are also dealing 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 from decades ago and
so they must plan an even bigger and "Greeker" wedding.
Starring Nia Vardalos and John Corbett
The Illinois Department of Senior & Community Services is offering this driver refresher course to help
keep your drivers license valid. There is no fee, but
preregistration is required as we do require a minimum of 5 people for the class to be held.
Tues., August 16 @ 1:45 PM: *Special Time*
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot (R; 1:51)
Rita Alessi
Eleanor Alvord
Jackie Brewer
Martin Budzynski*
Donna Burton
Mary Childers
Betty Churchill
William Danneil
Irene Demkowski
Hilda DePear
Barbara Dopp
Robert & Lucy Dziura*
Lee & Shirley Eilken
Kay Fagg
Patricia Grzempa
Ciro Guida
Pat Hall
SENIOR EXERCISE
Mondays & Wednesdays @ 1:00 PM
This class is 1/2 cardio/ 1/2 strength training
Bands will be provided.
Members: $3.50
Non Members: $4.00
® SENIOR HEALTH TALK
Pat Hall
Ida Hautop*
Lena Herron*
Malcolm & Pauline Holec
Carol Hume
John & Mary Jackson
Ronald & Beverly Johnson
Virginia Kasman
Gloria Kennedy*
Mary Lacni
Diane Lombardo
Carol Macejak*
John & Norma Mancheff
Anna Marie Markko
Joanne McCollim*
Russell Meade
Lilia Melton
SQUARE DANCING
Tuesdays, 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM
You must already know how to square dance
to participate in this class.
Members $4/cl
NM $5.50/cl
Sometimes it takes throwing caution to the wind to discover
the life you were always destined to lead. That’s exactly what
happens to cable news producer Kim Baker when she realizes her routine existence is lacking in something – and decides
TAI CHI
Tues., July 5 @ 1 PM: Brooklyn (PG-13, 1:51 M)
to "blow it all up" by taking a crazy assignment in Afghanistan.
Eilis Lacey is a young Irish immigrant navigating her way
Thursdays,
8:45 AM– 9:45 AM
There, amidst a mind-boggling array of adventurers, militants,
through 1950s Brooklyn. Lured by the promise of America,
June 2– August 4
warlords
and
madcap
chaos,
Kim
finds
something
unexEilis departs Ireland and the comfort of her mother’s home for
August 11– October 13
the shores of New York City. The initial shackles of homesick- pected: the strength she never knew she had.
Starring Tina Fey
Learn the art of and health benefits of Tai Chi during
ness quickly diminish as a fresh romance sweeps Eilis into
this 10 week session. A different move with be learned
the intoxicating charm of love. But soon, her new vivacity is
® PROPER DISPOSAL OF
disrupted by her past, and Eilis must choose between two
each week.
countries and the lives that exist within.
PHARMACEUTICALS
Geri Merk
Joanne Mezzano
Jean Miller
Joan Morris*
Lillian Morrison
Tom & Dolores Netzband*
Helen North
Jerome & Carol Pawlowski*
Sue Pelinski
Marcie Plank
Stella Pociejewski*
Barbara Rossi
Meng Chien Sagliano
Jan Scafidi
Nicholas & Mary Ann Schneider
Elizabeth Schutze*
Dietrich Schwarz
Please join us for our New
Member Social. Members of
the Senior Advisory Council
will conduct a brief orientation
and host tours of the Center.
Advanced Sign up
Requested
Regina Scott*
Luella Senne*
Verlabee Sokol
Suk & Ran Suh
Nancy Teevans
Lisa Totzke*
Thomas & Alice Tucker*
Shirley Turbov
Dorothy Tuszynski
Lucille Vlieger
Carol Williams*
Barbara Winfield
Wayne & Priscilla Woodruff
Margaret Yep
Edwin Zychowski
Membership Benefits



Receive bi-monthly newsletter - Senior
Advisor
Daily access to Senior Center
10% discount to Cumberland Café



25% discount at Once & Again Boutique 
WellDyne Prescription Assistance Prgm.
Discounted facility rental rates.
emotions involved with our possessions and painless
ways to move stuff out of your life.
Advanced Registration Required by August 10
Do you like to sing for fun, but don’t like to sing alone?
Flo Feiner is back to lead this group for folks who like
to sing songs that make them smile.
Please Note: No Class in July
August 9, 2016
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Lifetime Members
Chris Bliss • Joan Bugay • Mike & Anne Catron • Wanda Christopher • David & Nancy Fischer
Don Gloor • Elaine Johnsen • Anna Marie McCall • Florence & Steve Oprondek
Harley Stephensen
® RULES OF THE ROAD
Monday, August 8 @ 10 AM
® SING-A-LONG
1st Thursday of the month beginning @ 1 PM
New Member Social
New members & those renewing their memberships from 04/02/2016-06/06/2016
Those members listed below with an * after their names are
NEW members of the Frisbie Senior Center.
Please remember to renew your membership before it expires.
Round Dancing is ballroom dance steps choreographed to a particular piece of music.
Members $4/cl
NM $5.50/cl
When Doris Miller meets John Fremont, her company’s hip
1st Wednesday of every month
new art director, sparks fly—at least for Doris. Her first en12:30 PM - 2:00 PM
counter with true romance convinces Doris that she and the
mostly unaware John are meant for each other. In the clutAugust 3: Neologist, Dr. Sing from Presence
tered house she shared with her late mother, Doris mines the
Health, will be here.
Internet for information on her one-and-only, guided by the 13
-year-old granddaughter of her best pal Roz. When Doris
A light lunch will be provided.
begins showing up at John’s regular haunts, she wins over his
Registration
Required 3 days in advance.
Williamsburg friends with her eclectic vintage wardrobe,
quirky naiveté and unironic enthusiasm for their rooftop knitting circle. Her new life brings Doris a thrilling perspective, but
® SENTIMENTAL CLUTTER
also creates a rift between her and her longtime friends and
Tuesday, August 16 @ 11 AM
family, who believe she’s making a fool of herself over a guy
Member/Non Member: $2
half her age. Eager for all the experiences she has missed out
Best
Selling
Author,
Rita Emmett, will be leading this
on, Doris throws caution to the wind and follows her heart for
discussion on sentimental clutter. She will discuss the
the very first time. Starring Sally Field and Max Greenfield
Thurs., August 11 @ 3 PM:
My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 (PG-13; 1:34 M)
Senior Center Memberships
ROUND DANCING
Fridays
Beginners: 9:345 AM - 10:45 AM
Regulars: 11 AM - 12:30 PM

Member rates for day and extended
trips; eligible for “10 for 10” trip rewards
program.
and more to come...
VOLUNTEERS
A special “thank you” to all our volunteers who help to make the Center
an inviting, vibrant place!! We cannot operate without you.
Dorothy Aebersold
Linda Allanson
Eleanor Alvord
Alice Barnhart
Jackie Brewer
Joan Bugay
Rita Chvatal
Susan Disch
Barbara Donner
Ron Ekeberg
Ingrid Erbe
Angela Flood
Harriet Freedberg
Suresh Gami
Karen Garifo
Don Gloor
Chris Gruthusen
Ruth Hallberg
David Hansen
Linda Hansen
Mary Hellgeth
Hilda Hofmann
John Hofmann
Helen Jacobsen
Lee Karnstedt
Marilyn Kupiec
Diana Labanowski
Candace Lencioni
Margaret Lesniak
Kathleen Linderman
Holly Lynch
Liz Melton
Jean Miller
Rosalie Moeller
Rosemary Nickles
Salvacion Obay
Connie Orsini
Lonnie Payne
Sue Pelinski
Larissa Peterson
Richard Peterson
Pam Prosser
Marilyn Ramian
Terri Ring
Delma Rodney
Al Samuelson
Dianne Schmidt
Lorna Scholz
Edith Schulz
Mary Sevcik
Debbie Skrzypek
Edith Staabs
Vera Stromberg
Jim Sturtevant
Charlene Van Sickle
Angela Volpe
Bette Weber
Venita White
Diane Wilson
Barbara Winfield
Julie Wolf
Patricia Wolff
Joan Woodruff
Friday, August 5 @ 10:30 AM
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There is always plenty going on at the Frisbie Senior Center. Listed is information about programs and activities, and ALL
require advanced sign up. Feel free to participate in as many as you find interesting. If you have ideas for other programs,
please let Melissa or Luanne know. Thanks!
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Senior Advisory
Council Members
Senior Advisory Council
Joan Bugay
Jerry Chvatal
Ingrid Erbe
Harriet Freedberg
Maria Lomblad
Rosalie Moeller
Mary Sevcik
Edie Schultz
Tony Wierer
® THERAPEUTIC ADVANTAGES
OF BIRDING
Thursday, July 14 @ 1 PM
At the most recent Senior Advisory Council Meetings, held on May 10th & June 14th, the following areas were
addressed:
 Reports were presented from the following external organizations: Des Plaines Park District Board meeting, Des Plaines Arts Council, and Crime Stoppers;
 Review and responded to feedback received through “Suggestions Boxes” (see below); and
 Upcoming events here at the Center as well as out in the community.
Alyse and Paula from the Wildbird Shack in Mt. Prospect, are committed to teaching you about how to
attract birds to your yard, and improve your quality of
life. Research has shown birding to be therapeutic,
particularly for people with cognitive disabilities, dementia, Alzheimer’s and autism.
Advanced registration required by July 11.
Meetings are held at the Frisbie
Senior Center on the second
Tuesday of the month at 9:30 AM
and all Center members
are invited to attend!!!
The Senior Advisory Council works for membership to bring to light concerns in an effort to address and enhance the
benefits of membership. Meeting minutes are posted in the Center lobby. You are always welcome to attend the
monthly meeting, which is scheduled for the second Tuesday of each month @ 9:30 AM.
VETERAN’S ROUNDTABLE
4th Friday of Every Month except in
March, November and December
Coffee at 9 AM
Meeting begins at 9:30 AM
Enjoy the camaraderie of WWII, Korean War, Vietnam
and subsequent era veterans while enjoying a wide
variety of guest speakers. Topics range from personal
military service and experiences, history, benefit and
social programs for veterans and personal health and
safety instruction by our local police and firemen.
Non-Veterans are also welcome to attend.
Any comments, suggestions, ideas, or questions for your Senior Advisory Council?
Please contact us at (847) 768-5944 or drop a note in the Suggestion Box.
In response to the comments submitted recently via the suggestion box, members of the Senior Advisory Council felt it was appropriate to offer individual responses. Please see below:
SIGHTSEEINNG: William McNutt commented on the cost limitations of
day trip offerings and suggested using smaller busses or working with
other senior centers and exploring “free’ venue options like museums
and providing options for “brown bag” lunching. With the recent transition of the Trips Coordinator, we are excited to be exploring more options for trip variety as well as cost considerations. Stay tuned for what’s
to come and if you have any specific ideas, be sure to touch base with
Sally Thomphsen.
WOMEN’S CLUB
1st Friday of every month
Coffee at 9:30 AM
Meeting begins at 10:00 AM
Meet new friends by joining this group. Each month
brings a new project, craft or speaker.
ZUMBA GOLD
Join the fitness craze and take part in this low impact
class ,which be done at your own pace.
Mondays, 12 PM– 1 PM
June 13– July 25 * No Class July 4
August 1– Sept. 12 *No class Sept. 5
Wednesdays, 10:30 AM to 11:30 AM
LOCATION...LOCATION...LOCATION...: An anonymous person suggested locating the AED equipment in a more visible location. Great
suggestion...we’re going to try adding some signage around the Center
directing folks to the AED’s location before we move it altogether.
“10 for 10 for 10” Program
April Winner ~ Jim Moore ($50 Gift Certificate to Boston Fish Market
May Winner ~ Vera Stromberg ( $50 Gift Certificate to Shop N Save)
Refer A Friend
For each fully paid, registered new membership you refer, you will receive a $10 rebate.
Note: the new member needs to identify referring “current” member at time of registration;; only one “current” member can be identified as
referral source; single and couple memberships count as one (1) new membership.
Month
Donors
Prizes
June
July
Hamal & Helena Terry
Jason & Fernanda Ashberg
$50 Gift Certificate to Longhorn Steakhouse
$50 Gift Certificate to Walmart
The “10 for 10 for 10 Program” is an affordable way for you to make a charitable gift to your Senior Center. Simply donate $10 for each of 10 months to
be eligible for 10 prizes awarded for the months of February - November. Single month entries also available for $10. Not only will you support the
Senior Center, you will also be automatically entered into a raffle (every month) for fantastic prizes. The monthly raffle drawing will occur on the first
day following the month to be drawn for (e.g. March’s winner was pulled on April 1st). In order to be eligible for the monthly drawing, you MUST have
paid your monthly “10 for 10 for 10” commitment by the last day of each month. To be eligible for the November 2016 $100 Shopping Spree drawing,
you must be a “10 for 10 for 10” participant for 6 consecutive months prior to November.
Tickets available at the Front Desk...sign up today!!
Frisbie Senior Center’s Senior Boutique Open 2nd & 4th Monday and every Thursday, 8:30 AM until 7:30 PM
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM
Whatever your gift needs may be, stop in and have a look at all the unique crafts! Special orders are always welcome…and you are sure to find that perfect handmade gift!
The Senior Boutique has raised nearly $1094 so far in 2016. Thanks for your efforts!!
Stephen H. Samuelson, MPA
President & CEO
(847) 768-5944 ext. 223
Miles Masek
Building Engineer
(847) 768-5944 ext. 227
[email protected]
[email protected]
Melissa Kalliantasis, MSW
Program Manager
(847) 768-5944 ext. 222
[email protected]
Luanne McMillen
Assistant Program Manager
(847) 768-5944 ext. 237
[email protected]
Cheryl Mosqueda, CPA
Finance Manager
(847) 768-5944 ext. 224
[email protected]
Dennis Rosa
Service Coordinator
(847) 768-5944 ext. 233
[email protected]
Don’t hesitate to contact any of the Frisbie Senior Center Staff
with questions or comments.
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Sally Thomphsen
Trip Coordinator
(847) 207-9438
(847) 768-5944 ext. 225
[email protected]
Once & Again
Resale
TBD
Cumberland Cafe
Carlos Garcia
Head Chef
(847) 768-9505
JULY
Harry Abrahamian
Hilde Antos
Tony Belmonte
Betty Bongartz
Joyce Brooks
Deborah Buelow
Mary Cameron
Patricia Chaput
Robert Christian
Carol Composono
Sara Costello
Albert Denk
Charlene Dohse
Helga Eggemann
Joan Gall
Maureen Gildea
Anne Marie Gonczy
Duke Hajduk
Rosalie Johnson
Reijo Kallio
Ellie Kast
Etta Kotowsky
Marilyn Kupiec
Ann Kuta
Esther Levitan
George Lisner
Eduard Maier
Mary McAlevy
Russell Meade
Suzan Nape
Feliciano Nunez
Sue Pelinski
Lewis Pennisi
Charles Platt
Helen Rudolph
Luella Senne
George Sevcik
Kiyota Takeuchi
Christine Thiesen
Lisa Totzke
Deanna Vihnanek
Ronald Weil
Alfred Weyand
Dorothy Dalbke
Barbara Donner
Ronald Ekeberg
Christine Emerson
Kathy Erickson
Harriet Freedberg
Barbara Gabryszewski
Nancy Gozdecki
Fred Grunewald
David Hawinson
Wayne Hennig
Dora Hoffman
Gloria Kazimer
Ron Kloss
Fran Kloss
James Malinowski
Raymond Markham
Lilia Melton
Joanne Mezzano
Jean Miller
Thomas Molina
Karen Moore
Linda Pappas
Richard Peterson
Angela Platt
Helen Rzeczkowski
Barbara Sandusky
Jan Scafidi
Lorna Scholz
Michael Shearn
John Taylor
Emily Thill
Eugene Tokarz
Thomas Tucker
Alice Tucker
Richard Wilson
Barbara Wrass
[email protected]
Edwin Alvarenga
Line Cook
Once & Again Resale Manager
(847) 768-7055
Happy Birthday!!
Robert Vela
Service Assistant
AUGUST
Jim Albrecht
Lynn Albrecht
Nasim Almadanat
Lucille Biscaglio
Vivian Bornhoeft
Joan Bugay
Carlynn Carey
Charles Chelini
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Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Monday
Tuesday
1
4
5
6
7
Closed in Observance
8:30 Ping Pong
10:30 Zumba
8:45 Tai Chi
9:00 Personal Counselor
9:00 Legal Counseling
9:30 Round Dancing
Of Independence Day
10:00 Arts & Crafts
11:45 Body and Brain Yoga
12:30 Canasta With a Twist
1:00 Quilting Group
1:00 Senior Exercise
10:00 Issues In The News
10:00 Financial Planning
10:30 Cribbage
10:45 Advanced Ping Pong
4:00 Pinochle
5:00 Quilting Group
6:00 Intro to the Iphone
10:00 Sewing Club
10:30 Round Dancing
12:00 Federal Issues
12:00 Mah Jongg
1:00 Arts & Crafts
1:00 Cash Bingo
8:30 Ping Pong
8:30 Ping Pong
9:00 Duplicate Bridge
9:00 Rummikub
9:00 Woodcarvers
10:30 Line Dancing
J
Holistic Health
U 11:00
12:00 Zumba
L 12:30 Canasta With a Twist
Y 12:15 Pinochle
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8:30 Ping Pong
9:00 Social Bridge
9:30 Senior Council Mtg.
10:00 Arts & Crafts
11:00 Line Dancing
8:45 Tai Chi
10:00 Day Trip: Hetta Hooper
9:00 Blood Pressure
Musical
10:30 Diabetes Support Grp. 10:30 Issues In The News
10:30 Zumba
10:30 Cribbage
11:45 Body and Brain Yoga 10:45 Advanced Ping Pong
12:15 Pinochle
12:30 Five Wishes
Due to the Senior Olympics,
12:30 Square Dancing
no programs will be held
1:00 People’s Poker
in the large assembly
15
of the Sea
4:00 Pinochle
7:00 Falconaires
5:00 Quilting Group
A
U
G
U
Canasta with a Twist
S 12:30
T
19
7:30 DayTrip: Patawatomi
Casino
8:30 Ping Pong
10:30 Zumba
8:30 Ping Pong
8:30 Ping Pong
9:00 Rummikub
9:00 Woodcarvers
9:00 Intro to Computers
9:00 Social Bridge
10:00 Arts & Crafts
10:30 Level 1 Computers
10:30 Line Dancing
12:00 Zumba
11:00 Line Dancing
12:15 Pinochle
20
12:15 Pinochle
1:00 Quilting Group
2:00 Support Group
1:00 Illinois RX Card
1:00 Peoples Poker
21
9:30 Vet's Roundtable
9:30 Round Dancing
10:00 Sewing Club
10:30 Round Dancing
12:00 Mah Jongg
1:00 Arts & Crafts
2:00 Issues in Aging: Crisis
Intervention
4:00 Pinochle
5:00 Quilting Group
8
26
27
1:00 Cash Bingo
1:00 Ping Pong
8:30 Ping Pong
9:00 Blood Pressure
9:00 Kidney Disease Mgmt.
10:30 Zumba
12:00 Zumba
10:00 Parkinsons Grp.
12:15 Pinochle
1:00 Quilting Group
11:00 Line Dancing
12:15 Pinochle
7:00 Falconaires
5:00 Quilting Group
1:00 Peoples Poker
2:00 Support Group
8:45 Tai Chi
9:30 AARP Driver Safety
10:30 Cribbage
11:30 Day Trip: Arlington Park
Racetrack
3:00 Movie: The Choice
4:00 Pinochle
16
11
8:45 Tai Chi
9:00 Day Trip:
Shedd Aquarium
10:30 Cribbage
3:00 Movie: My Big Fat
Greek Wedding 2
4:00 Pinochle
5:00 Quilting Group
17
12
8:30 Advisor Collating
9:30 Round Dancing
10:00 Financial Planning
10:00 Sewing Club
10:30 Round Dancing
12:00 Federal Issues
12:00 Mah Jongg
1:00 Arts & Crafts
1:00 Cash Bingo
1:00 Ping Pong
18
7:30 Day Trip:
Four Winds Casino
8:30 Ping Pong
10:30 Zumba
1:00 Quilting Group
8:45 Tai Chi
10:30 Cribbage
2:00 Issues in Aging: How
12:15 Pinochle
2:00 Support Group
to use your insurance card
4:00 Pinochle
5:00 Quilting Group
1:45 Movie: Whiskey Tango
6:00 Intro to the IPhone
23
29
9:30 Round Dancing
10:00 Sewing Club
10:30 Round Dancing
12:00 Mah Jongg
1:00 Arts & Crafts
1:00 Cash Bingo
24
8:30 Ping Pong
9:00 Day Trip: Dancing
Horses & Exotic Birds
9:00 Blood Pressure
10:30 Zumba
1:00 Quilting Group
8:30 Ping Pong
9:00 Social Bridge
10:00 Arts & Crafts
10:00 Parkinson's Support Grp.
11:00 Line Dancing
12:15 Pinochle
7:00 Falconaires
2:00 Support Group
29
28
8:30 Ping Pong
9:00 Social Bridge
10:00 Arts & Crafts
10
8:30 Ping Pong
9:00 Blood Pressure
10:30 Diabetes Support Grp.
10:30 Zumba
2:00 Support Group
8:30 Ping Pong
9:00 Social Bridge
10:00 Arts and Crafts
11:00 Line Dancing
11:00 Sentimental Clutter
22
8:30 Ping Pong
9:00 Rummikub
9:00 Woodcarvers
10:30 Line Dancing
12:00 Zumba
12:15 Pinochle
12:30 Canasta with a Twist
25
5
9:30 Round Dancing
9:30 Women's Club
10:00 Sewing Club
10:30 Proper Disposal
of Pharmaceuticals
10:30 Round Dancing
12:00 Mah Jongg
1:00 Arts & Crafts
1:00 Cash Bingo
1:00 Ping Pong
19
9:30 Round Dancing
10:00 Sewing Club
10:30 Round Dancing
12:00 Mah Jongg
1:00 Arts & Crafts
1:00 Cash Bingo
1:00 Ping Pong
22
8:45 Tai Chi
10:30 Cribbage
10:45 Day Trip: Drury Lane Death Trap
8:30 Ping Pong
9:00 Rummikub
9:00 Woodcarvers
10:30 Line Dancing
4
8:45 Tai Chi
10:30 Cribbage
1:00 Sing A Long
4:00 Pinochle
5:00 Quilting Group
Foxtrot
18
3
9
8:30 Ping Pong
9:00 Social Bridge
9:30 Senior Council Mtg.
10:00 Arts & Crafts
11:00 Line Dancing
12:15 Pinochle
15
3:00 Movie: In the Heart
8:30 Ping Pong
9:00 Rummikub
9:00 Woodcarvers
10:00 Rules of the Rd.
10:30 Line Dancing
12:00 Zumba
12:15 Pinochle
7:00 Falconaires
8:30 Ping Pong
9:00 Rummikub
9:00 Woodcarvers
10:00 Car Care Clinic
10:30 Line Dancing
12:00 Zumba
12:15 Pinochle
1:00 Cash Bingo
1:00 Ping Pong
1:00 Therapeutic Advantages
of Birding
Friday
9:30 Round Dancing
10:00 Sewing Club
10:30 Round Dancing
12:00 Mah Jongg
1:00 Arts & Crafts
Thursday
8:30 Ping Pong
10:00 Senior Corps.
10:30 Zumba
12:00 Senior Health Talk
1:00 Quilting Group
2:00 Support Group
8
1:00 Ping Pong
12
11
2
8:30 Ping Pong
9:00 Social Bridge
10:00 Arts and Crafts
11:00 Line Dancing
12:15 Pinochle
1:00 Ask the Pharmacist
1:00 Movie: Doris
8
8:30 Ping Pong
9:00 Social Bridge
11:00 Line Dancing
12:15 Pinochle
1:00 Movie: Brooklyn
1
8:30 Ping Pong
9:00 Rummikub
9:00 Woodcarvers
10:30 Line Dancing
12:00 Zumba
12:15 Pinochle
9:30 Round Dancing
9:30 Women's Club
10:00 Sewing Club
10:30 Flooding and
your Community
10:30 Round Dancing
12:00 Mah Jongg
1:00 Arts & Crafts
1:00 Cash Bingo
1:00 Ping Pong
Wednesday
8:30 Ping Pong
9:00 Rummikub
9:00 Woodcarvers
10:30 Line Dancing
12:00 Zumba
12:15 Pinochle
12:30 Canasta with a Twist
30
8:30 Ping Pong
9:00 Social Bridge
10:00 Arts & Crafts
11:00 Line Dancing
12:15 Pinochle
25
8:45 Tai Chi
10:30 Cribbage
4:00 Pinochle
5:00 Summer Luau
5:00 Quilting Group
31
8:30 Ping Pong
10:30 Zumba
1:00 Quilting Group
2:00 Support Group
26
9:00 Vet's Roundtable
9:30 Round Dancing
10:00 Sewing Club
10:30 Round Dancing
12:00 Mah Jongg
1:00 Arts & Crafts
1:00 Cash Bingo
1:00 Ping Pong
September 1st = Singin' in the Rain
@ Fireside Theater
1:00 Ping Pong
Frisbie Senior Center Once & Again Resale
Donation Pick-Up – Tuesday, October 12
Please call (847) 768-7055 to register for our Spring Pick Up
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Senior Advisor - Frisbie Senior Center

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