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Vol. 9, Issue 1
LISLE PARK DISTRICT SENIOR CENTER
630-969-0992 • 1925 Ohio Street, Lisle, IL 60532
Northeast entrance of the Recreation Center
THINK SPRING!
Don’t get the winter blues! We have several programs
and trips to keep your spirits light and give you
something to look forward to as the snow melts and
the flowers begin to bloom.
•Baseball Bunco Party - Page 5
•Spring Daffodil Tour - Page 7
•Transitioning: Downsizing Redefined - Page 8
•Macy’s Flower Show - Page 9
•Chicago Flower & Garden Show - Page 15
IMPORTANT NOTICES!
SENIOR CENTER HOURS
Monday - Friday
8:30am - 4:00pm
SENIOR CENTER CLOSED
Friday, April 3
REGISTRATION
INFORMATION
How to Register
Registration is accepted in
person at the Senior Center,
by mail, charge by phone
630-969-0992, or online at
LisleParkDistrict.org in the
order in which they are
received.
Resident Registration
•Paper recycling is now available in the bin located
in the Community Center parking lot.
Lisle Park District taxpayers
•Saturday, January 31 - Online
•Monday, February 2 Walk-in, phone or mail
•Please silence cell phones when traveling on our bus
or participating in a program at the Senior Center.
•Saturday, February 14 - Online
•Monday, February 16 Walk-in, phone or mail
•A new soda vending machine is located in the
Recreation Center in the hallway just past the
Senior Center kitchen area.
Nonresident Registration
We treat your family, like our family...Generation after Generation...
Sponsored by:
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Please silence your cell phone when
traveling on our bus or participating in a
program at the Senior Center. If you must
answer your phone, we ask that, if possible,
you move to a location away from the
activity and/or keep your conversation to a minimum.
Thank you in advance for your cooperation.
HOW TO REGISTER
Registration by Phone or Walk-In
Phone and walk-in registrations will be accepted during
regular business hours of 8:30am - 4:00pm at the Senior
Center front desk.
Senior Center Team
Debbie Breihan
Senior Citizen Coordinator
630-353-4344
[email protected]
Laura Gardner
Trip Coordinator
630-969-0992, ext. 4347
[email protected]
• Lisle residents beginning Monday, February 2
• Nonresidents beginning Monday, February 16
Mail-in Registration
Registrations may be mailed to:
Senior Center, 1925 Ohio Street, Lisle, IL 60532
Please do not mail cash.
Online Registration
Register online at LisleParkDistrict.org. Instructions
for a successful registration are noted on the website
and an instructional handout is available for pick-up
at the Senior Center. Online registration requires your
login ID and PIN #. You may call the Senior Center during
regular business hours at 630-969-0992 to obtain
this information. Please note: You will be charged a $3
processing fee for each completed online transaction.
• Lisle residents beginning Saturday, January 31
• Nonresidents beginning Saturday, February 14
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Barb Marciniak
Administrative Assistant
630-969-0992
[email protected]
Kimm Biedermann
Administrative Assistant
630-969-0992
[email protected]
Paul Puccini
Bus Driver
[email protected]
Senior Center • 630-969-0992 • 1925 Ohio Street, Lisle, IL 60532
PROGRAM & TRIP INFORMATION • WALKING GUIDE
HELP US PROVIDE YOU WITH THE BEST PROGRAM POSSIBLE!
Registration Guidelines
Registrations are accepted in person at the Senior Center, by mail, by phone with credit card payment, or online
at LisleParkDistrict.org.
Payment due upon registration.
Check your receipts! Confirm your program/trip, date, times, locations, meal choices, etc. by verifying your
receipt. Receipts may be sent via email, USPS (50¢ fee), or pick-up in person.
“Register by” dates are necessary so that we can meet the deadlines given to us by various venues and vendors.
Of course, if the “register by” date has passed, don’t hesitate to call 630-969-0992 to check the status, as we
frequently have cancellations resulting in open seats.
Emergency contact cards are available at our office if you wish to provide us with that information.
Home pick-ups are available to Lisle and Cameo residents for a $5 fee. Select this option during registration.
Refund policy - If the Lisle Park District cancels a trip, a full refund will be credited to your park district account. If
you cancel, giving at least two business days notice and the space can be resold, a full credit less a $2 service charge
will be applied to your household Lisle Park District account; however, we cannot guarantee a resale. If you should
prefer a refund to your charge card or receive a check, just let us know.
Trip Guidelines
When joining us on one of our bus trips, please park your vehicle towards the middle of the parking lot, rather than
up close to the entrance. This gives you easy exit upon our return and frees up the front spots for those patrons
visiting the center throughout the day. Also, refrain from parking in lots not owned by the Lisle Park District.
Thank you for your consideration!
Review your receipt – Receipts are important! Be sure to verify all the information that is contained on the
receipt, and contact us immediately with any changes or discrepancies.
Trips must depart promptly! Please plan to arrive 10 minutes prior to departure to allow for adequate time for
check-in and bus loading.
Limit the use of perfumes or colognes when traveling with us or participating in park district events to be
sensitive to those who may have significant allergies.
No dairy items are allowed on bus trips.
All trips are via the Lisle Park District bus unless a motorcoach is specifically mentioned in the trip description.
All trips depart from the Senior Center unless a different location is specifically mentioned in the description.
WALKING GUIDE FOR TRIPS
To assist you in selecting your trips, we include a walking icon with each trip description to indicate the level of
physical activity for that specific trip.
Light walking
with few stairs
Sponsored by
Moderate walking
and/or some stairs
Extensive walking
and/or many stairs
Register Online • LisleParkDistrict.org/seniorcenter
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INDEX
Index of Activities and Trips Advertised in this Issue of The Prime Times (Listed A-Z by category)
ACTIVITIES
DAY TRIPS
BINGO
NEW TRIPS
Bingo Pajama Party & Breakfast: 10021................Page 5
A Wonder in My Soul: 9981.........................................Page 10
U-Step Walker Presentation: 10024.........................Page 5
Blue Chip Casino: 9996.................................................Page 11
Hear Here! Breakfast & Bingo: 10018.....................Page 5
Spring Break Breakfast & Bingo: 10038................Page 5
FUN & GAMES
Baseball Bunco Party: 10037......................................Page 5
Lisle Teens w/ Character Wii Bowling: 10044...Page 6
St. Patrick’s Day Bunco: 10020...................................Page 5
Wii Bowling Tournament: 9939.................................Page 6
Wii Bowling vs. Heritage Woods: 10025...............Page 6
PARTIES & TRIPS
Derby Days: 9687/9688..................................................Page 7
Ladies Lunch & Tea: 9799.............................................Page 6
Let’s Do Lunch - Pinstripes: 10023..........................Page 6
Lisle Senior High - Footloose......................................Page 6
Resaling Away: 10039......................................................Page 7
Spring Daffodil Tour & Lunch: 10042.....................Page 7
FOR MIND & BODY
Art Insights: 10022............................................................Page 8
Celebrate the Oscar Movies: 9443/9444...............Page 8
Pickleball Tournament: 10019...................................Page 8
Senior Yoga: 9946/9947.................................................Page 8
Transitioning - Downsizing Redefined: 10027....Page 8
TRIAD - Who’s Knocking at Your Door?................Page 7
Walking Club........................................................................Page 8
Anything Goes: 9980......................................................Page 12
Billy Elliot: 10017.............................................................Page 12
Carousel: 9994...................................................................Page 11
CSO - Rachmaninov & Shostakovich: 10009......Page 11
Discover IL - Elmhurst: 9995.....................................Page 10
Dubuque Overnight: 10043........................................Page 13
Louis & Keely: 9991........................................................Page 12
Macy’s Show & Oriental Theatre: 9972/ 9973....Page 9
Purdue Varsity Glee Club: 9686...............................Page 11
Sense & Sensibility: 9992/9993...............................Page 13
Shop & Play - Rivers Casino & Outlets: 9971........Page 9
Switchback: 9684...............................................................Page 9
Unnecessary Farce: 9974.............................................Page 10
PREVIOUSLY ADVERTISED TRIPS
An Enchanted Morning: 9932...................................Page 14
An Evening with C.S. Lewis: 9931...........................Page 17
Chicago Flower & Garden Show: 9685.................Page 15
ComedySportz: 9917.....................................................Page 14
Defending the Caveman: 9968.................................Page 15
Discover IL - Barrington: 9969................................Page 16
La Cage Aux Folles: 9919.............................................Page 15
Love, Loss & What I Wore: 9936..............................Page 17
Medieval Times & Marketplace: 9760..................Page 14
No Way to Treat a Lady: 9918...................................Page 14
On Golden Pond: 9916..................................................Page 16
Shedd Aquarium: 9967................................................Page 15
Sondheim on Sondheim: 9926.................................Page 16
Vera Bradley Overnight: 9907..................................Page 17
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Senior Center • 630-969-0992 • 1925 Ohio Street, Lisle, IL 60532
REGULAR DAILY ACTIVITIES
REGULAR DAILY ACTIVITIES
MONDAY
10am - Cash Bingo • $1 for 2 cards and 50¢ each additional card. Enjoy a variety of bingo games sure to challenge
your mind and luck!
12 noon - Canasta • Join this friendly and ever-growing group to play this all-time favorite card game.
TUESDAY
9:30am - Mah Jongg • Mah Jongg is an ancient tile game played
by many cultures. Players use skill, wit and good fortune to
build hands by drawing and discarding tiles. This group plays
the American version of Mah Jongg.
1pm - Depression Poker • Please bring a container with $5
worth of nickels to get started. A limited number of nickels will
be available for purchase if you are unable to get your own.
1pm - Pickleball • Pickleball is a fun game for all ages. It’s a
cross between badminton, tennis, and ping-pong played with a
paddle on a court with either 2 or 4 players. Wear comfortable
non-slip shoes and stop by to see what it’s all about! Please
call at least a half hour prior to your expected arrival to
request set-up for your game.
WEDNESDAY
12 noon - Wii Bowling • Wii Bowling is the type of bowling everyone can do! Please call at least a half hour
prior to your expected arrival to request set-up for your game.
THURSDAY
12:45pm - Bridge • Join other players for a friendly game of drop-in bridge.
1pm - Rummikub • Combining features of some of the most famous pastimes, such as Mah Jongg, Rummy,
Dominoes & Chess, Rummikub is a stimulating game requiring a large measure of strategy and a small dose of luck.
1pm - Chess • All levels are welcome to join this friendly and dedicated group.
FRIDAY
9am - April-October - Walking Club • Put on your walking shoes, grab a water bottle and head on over to the
Senior Center for a morning of exercise, friendship, and fun as we trek through the paved trails of the lovely
Community Park.
10am - Games Galore • Join this group of gamers for a round of Rummikub or Dominoes.
6:30pm, First & Third Friday of the Month - Open Pairs Duplicate Bridge • Prior registration is required.
Please call John Spokas at 630-968-8154 for more details and to register.
Sponsored by
Register Online • LisleParkDistrict.org/seniorcenter
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BINGO, FUN & GAMES
HEAR HERE! BREAKFAST AND BINGO
U-STEP WALKER PRESENTATION
Senior Center
Senior Center
Ann Anderson of Connect Outreach Unlimited has
severe hearing loss. She is also a well respected
professional in the hearing loss field. Today, she’ll talk
about the latest options for dealing with hearing loss
and free or nearly free programs that are available.
Steve Klopfer knows first-hand the difficulty folks
with Parkinson’s, MS and other balance disorders have
walking. His mother’s life was transformed when she
began to use the U-Step walker. Join him this morning
for a video presentation and demonstration of this
amazing walker. A light breakfast will be served before
the presentation.
Presentation and breakfast provided by Connect
Outreach Unlimited
Code
Day Date
10018 M
Mar. 2
Time
R/NR
Reg. By
9:00-11:30am FREE
Feb. 23
Code
Day Date
10024 M
Apr. 6
Time
R/NR
Reg. By
9:00-11:30am FREE
Mar. 30
SPRING BREAK BREAKFAST & BINGO
Senior Center
BINGO PAJAMA PARTY & BREAKFAST
Senior Center
No need to get dressed this morning! Come in your
comfy PJs for a delicous home-cooked breakfast and
bingo. We’ll have a pajama fashion show and a special
favor will be given to everyone who participates!
Code
Day Date
10021 M
Time
R/NR
Reg. By
Mar. 23 9:00-11:30am $5/$5 Mar. 16
Why should the kids have all the fun! Grab your
beach attire and come to the Senior Center for some
‘senior style’ spring break fun! We’ll enjoy a delicious
breakfast and play some fun games to get the morning
started. Regular bingo will follow at 10:00am.
Breakfast and wellness screenings provided by
VCP Home Health, Joliet
Code
Day Date
10038 M
Time
R/NR
Apr. 13 9:00-11:30am FREE
BASEBALL BUNCO PARTY
Reg. By
Apr. 6
Senior Center
ST. PATRICK’S DAY BUNCO
Senior Center
Your Irish eyes will be smiling this afternoon as you
don your favorite green article of clothing and hope to
win a little green, too, playing this fun and easy dice
game. Prizes will be awarded for the most buncos,
most wins, the biggest loser, and the best St. Patrick’s
Day outfit, too!
Prizes and refreshments provided by Manor Care,
Naperville
Code
Day Date
10020 Tu
5
Time
Mar. 17 1:00-2:30pm
Take me out to the ballgame or in this case the bunco
game! Don your favorite team’s colors and come on
over to the Senior Center for some fun this afternoon!
We’ll have a baseball themed snack and prizes for
the bunco winners and losers. The White Sox home
opener will be on the TV for you to enjoy after bunco.
Whether it’s the Cubs, Sox or even the Cardinals you’ll
be rooting for, you’re sure to have fun today. A special
prize will be given to all in team attire!
Prizes and refreshments provided by Belmont
Village, Carol Stream
R/NR
Reg. By
Code
FREE
Mar. 10
10037 F
Day Date
Apr. 10
Time
R/NR
Reg. By
1:00-2:30pm
FREE
Apr. 3
Senior Center • 630-969-0992 • 1925 Ohio Street, Lisle, IL 60532
BINGO, FUN & GAMES
Wii BOWLING TOURNAMENT
LISLE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
PRESENTS: FOOTLOOSE
Senior Center
Come in and enjoy the bowling everyone can do - Wii
Bowling! Sign up today. Prizes will be awarded, and
we’ll enjoy a delicious pizza lunch afterwards!
Lunch provided by Passeros Pizza, Lisle
Code Day Date
9939 F
Time
R/NR Reg. By
Mar. 13 10am-12pm
FREE
Mar. 6
Calling all Wii Bowlers! We have challenged Heritage
Woods of Bolingbrook to a Wii Bowling rematch! Sign
up today to help us bring the bowling trophy back to
Lisle where it belongs! Prizes will be awarded, and
we’ll enjoy a delicious pizza lunch afterwards!
Lunch provided by Heritage Woods
10025 Tu
Apr. 7
No advance registration is necessary. Please plan
to arrive 15 minutes prior to the performance.
Day
Date
Time
R/NR
W
Mar. 18
7:00pm
FREE
Museums at Lisle Station Park, 921 School Street
Senior Center
Day Date
Lisle Senior High invites you to a special performance
of this beloved movie brought to life on stage! You’ll
enjoy a special reception afterwards complete with
lemonade, dessert and a chance to meet the cast.
LADIES LUNCH AND TEA
Wii BOWLING TOURNAMENT
LISLE vs. HERITAGE WOODS
Code
Lisle Senior High School, 1800 Short Street
Time
R/NR
Reg. By
10am-12pm
FREE
Mar. 31
Join us at the Museums at Lisle Station Park today for
an elegant lunch, tea, an interesting presentation and
tour of the campus by our new curator and women’s
history buff, Alana Shuma. Lunch includes finger
sandwiches, fruit, scones, dessert and, of course, tea!
Feel free to wear your hat and gloves to this festive
afternoon!
Code Day Date
9799 F
Time
R/NR
Reg. By
Mar. 20 11am-2pm $10 / $13 Mar. 13
LET’S DO LUNCH - PINSTRIPES
Oak Brook
LISLE TEENS WITH CHARACTER Wii BOWLING TOURNAMENT FOR
SENIORS
Senior Center
Come enjoy a fun Wii Bowling Tournament sponsored
by Lisle Teens with Character. Prizes will be awarded
and lunch will be provided.
Code
Day Date
10044 Sa
Sponsored by
Apr. 18
Join us for an educational and interactive lunch today!
First, we’ll enjoy lunch from the menu. Your choices
include a variety of soups, salads, pizzas, pastas and
house specialties. Prices begin at $10. After lunch, we’ll
try our hand at Bocce Ball on the indoor courts at this
unique restaraunt and gaming facility. Price includes
transportation and 1 hour of Bocce Ball. We’ll order
from the menu and request separate checks for lunch.
Home Pick-Up Time: TBD
Departure Time from Senior Center: 11:00am
Approximate Return Time to Senior Center: 2:00pm
Time
R/NR
Reg. By
Code
10am-12pm
FREE
Apr. 11
10023 Th
Day Date
Time
R/NR
Reg. By
Mar. 26 11am-2pm $11 / $14 Mar. 19
Register Online • LisleParkDistrict.org/seniorcenter
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PARTIES & TRIPS
RESALING AWAY
Calling all bargain hunters! It’s time for our spring
resale excursion! We’ll scour the area’s best resale,
thrift, and consignment stores. These stores are filled
with gently used housewares, clothing, and more. We’ll
stop for lunch along the way at a fast food restaurant.
Fee includes transportation only.
Home Pick-Up Time: TBD
Departure Time from Senior Center: 9:00am
Approximate Return Time to Senior Center: 4:00pm
Code
Day Date
10039 Tu
Apr. 21
Time
R/NR
Reg. By
9am-4pm
$8 / $11
Apr. 14
DERBY DAYS
And we’re off...to Derby Days at The Abbington in Glen
Ellyn. Get your hat (prizes will be awarded for the
best ones) and get ready for a Kentucky Derby party
like no other. We’ll enjoy a traditional Derby meal
including Kentucky hot brown casserole with ginger
and garlic whipped potatoes, and a mint julep brownie
for dessert! Of course real mint juleps will be available
for purchase at the bar! You’ll get to place your bets on
an afternoon race with funny money we provide, and
then, enjoy the sounds of Kym Frankovelgia. *Save $5
by driving yourself.
Entertainment sponsored by Monarch Landing,
Naperville
Centerpieces and favors provided by Belmont
Village, Carol Stream
Home Pick-Up Time: TBD
Departure Time from Senior Center: 11:30am
Approximate Return Time to Senior Center: 2:30pm
Time
R/NR
Reg. By
*Driving Self
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Lisle
Hop aboard our bus, and enjoy the beauty in ‘your own
backyard’ as we tour the Morton Arboretum. You’ll
enjoy a one hour long narrated tour, view the daffodil
glade and bud filled trees, learn about the Arboretum’s
internationally renowned plant collections, natural
history, their research programs and the Morton family
legacy. After the tour, you’ll enjoy lunch (on your own)
in the cook to order food court. We’ll be sure to save
a little time for shopping in the gift shop and a walk
around Meadow Lake, weather permitting. Fee is for
transporation and tour only.
Home Pick-Up Time: TBD
Departure Time from Senior Center: 9:45am
Approximate Return Time to Senior Center: 1:30pm
Code
The Abbington, 3 South 002 Route 53, Glen Ellyn
Code Day Date
SPRING DAFFODIL TOUR & LUNCH
AT THE MORTON ARBORETUM
9687 M
Apr. 27 12:00-2:00pm
9688 M
Apr. 27 11:30am-2:30pm $37/$40 Apr. 20
Taking Bus
$32/$35 Apr. 20
Day Date
10042 Tu
Time
R/NR
Reg. By
Apr. 28 9:45am-1pm $19 / $22 Apr. 21
TRIAD: WHO’S REALLY KNOCKING AT
YOUR DOOR?
Alfred Rubin Riverwalk Community Center,
Naperville Park District, 305 W. Jackson Ave.
When someone is at your front door saying they are
from the City’s Water Department...are they really??
Do you have to let them in? Come and see an actual
“fashion show” of people in uniform from various area
businesses, organizations and departments. See their
uniforms, badges and IDs as they “walk the runway.”
The program includes a live demonstration of how easy
it is to be the victim of a scam if you are not vigilant.
Coffee and refreshments are included. Call Naperville
Park District at 630-848-5000 to register.
Presented by Naperville & Lisle Townships TRIAD
Day
Date
Time
R/NR
F
Mar. 6
12:30-2:30pm
FREE
Senior Center • 630-969-0992 • 1925 Ohio Street, Lisle, IL 60532
FOR MIND & BODY
SENIOR YOGA
CELEBRATE THE OSCAR MOVIES
Lisle Recreation Center, Athletic Space
Lisle Recreation Center, Multipurpose Rooms 1 & 2
Sign up to join this very popular yoga class! The
benefits of yoga include improved strength, flexibility,
and balance. A chair will be used for the first half of the
class to perform various yoga poses. The second half
of the class will include poses on the floor. Participants
using the floor should bring a yoga mat. You do not
need to participate in the floor exercise to join this
class. Come on out and give it a try! Instructor: Rita
Meier
Join us as we enjoy a viewing of one of the Oscar
nominated movies from 2014 on our very own ‘big’
screen. Oscar nominations were not available at the
time of print. Please call the Senior Center for a list of
the movies we’ll be viewing.
Code Day Date
9946 F
Time
R/NR
Reg. By
Feb. 27-Apr. 10 10-11am $36/$39 Feb. 20
9947 F
Apr. 17-May 22 10-11am $36/$39 Apr. 7
PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT
Lisle Recreation Center, Athletic Space
Pickelball is a fun game for all ages. It is a cross between
badminton, tennis, and ping pong played with a paddle
on a court with either 2 or 4 players. Wear comfortable
non-slip shoes and get ready for a good time with your
friends!
Code
Day
10019 Tu
Date
Time
R/NR
Reg. By
Mar. 3
1:00-3:00pm
FREE
Feb. 25
ART INSIGHTS: THE IMPRESSIONISTS
& BEYOND
Lisle Recreation Center, Multipurpose Room 3
Impressionism was an avant-garde art movement
in France in the late 19th century. This presentation
focuses on how these artists broke with tradition by
experimenting with the transient effect of light and
color by painting in open air. From Monet and Renoir
to Van Gogh and Gauguin, this program examines some
of the most renowned artists of all time. This free
program is generously funded by the Hulda B. and
Maurice L. Rothschild Foundation.
Code
Day Date
10022 Tu
Sponsored by
Time
Mar. 24 1:00-2:00pm
R/NR
Reg. By
FREE
Mar. 17
Code Day Date
Time
R/NR
Reg. By
9443 F
1:00-3:00pm
FREE
Mar. 20
Mar. 27
9444 F
Apr. 24
1:00-3:00pm
FREE
Apr. 18
TRANSITIONING: DOWNSIZING
REDEFINED
Senior Center
Senior relocation specialist, Lisa Stover of The
Finishing Touch, is bringing you a hands-on workshop
that will help you effectively look at and eliminate the
clutter in your life. The time will come in all our lives
that making a move is not only necessary, but the best
choice. Unlike ‘downsizing,’ transitioning helps you
visualize your new life in your new surroundings.
Instead of feeling overwhelmed, transitioning will
energize you and give you a sense of accomplishment.
Join us as we explore the freedom of purging!
Code
Day Date
10027 W
Apr. 8
Time
R/NR
Reg. By
10am-12pm
FREE
Apr. 1
WALKING CLUB
Senior Center
It’s time to get out and enjoy the weather! Put on your
walking shoes, grab a water bottle and head on over to
the Senior Center for a morning of exercise, friendship
and fun as we trek through the paved trails of the
lovely Community Park. There is no need to preregister for this program, but be sure to pick up
your walking punch card and find out how exercise
can earn you money off your next senior program!
Day
F
Date
Apr. 10 - Oct. 30
weather permitting
Time
R/NR
9:00am
FREE
Register Online • LisleParkDistrict.org/seniorcenter
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DAY TRIPS - ALL TRIPS DEPART FROM SENIOR CENTER UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
SHOP & PLAY: RIVERS CASINO &
FASHION OUTLETS OF CHICAGO
MACY’S FLOWER SHOW &
ORIENTAL THEATRE TOUR
Des Plaines & Rosemont, IL
Chicago, IL
You’ll have 4 hours to choose if you want to spend all
your time at one of the venues or spend a couple hours
at each! The Fashion Outlets of Chicago is the premiere
outlet mall in Illinois. With over 150 outlet stores, a very
nice food court, 2 restaurants, and public art scattered
throughout, this indoor mall is a fun place to visit
whether you are shopping or just looking. Rivers Casino
is just down the road, and with over 1,000 slots and
almost 50 table games, you’re sure to have a good time.
Rivers has several dining outlets, including the Canopy
Buffet. Our bus will drop off at the outlet mall and at the
casino – spend 2 hours at each place or 4 hours at one.
Fee includes bus transportation.
A beautiful flower show takes place within the
magnificent historic State Street store. Master gardeners
create a lush display within the event center on the 9th
floor that you won’t want to miss. At the time of print,
this year’s theme had not yet been revealed – last year it
was The Secret Garden. Prior to visiting the flower show
we will have lunch in the lovely Walnut Room, which
will have its own beautiful floral display. You’ll have your
choice of 1) Peach Nest – their famous chicken salad
in a nest of shoestring potatoes with peaches, grapes,
strawberries and a trio of breads, or 2) Mrs. Haring’s
Famous Chicken Pot Pie. Both include beverage and a
slice of Frango Mint Pie for dessert. Prior to our Macy’s
visit we will have a behind-the-scenes tour of the
fabulous Oriental Theatre. The theatre opened in 1926
as a movie palace and features architecture inspired
by India. You will also learn about the cutting edge
technology that makes the theatre home of complex
theatrical productions, such as Wicked, which played
for 3 ½ years there. Fee includes transportation, theatre
tour, lunch and flower show.
Departure Time: 10:30am
Approximate Return Time: 4:00pm
Code Date
R/NR
Reg. By
9971 Thu., Feb. 26
$15 / $18
Fri., Feb. 13
Departure Time: 9:00am
Approximate Return Time: 3:30pm
SWITCHBACK: AMERICAN ROOTS
& CELTIC SOUL
Starved Rock Lodge, Utica, IL
Have you seen their PBS specials? Come hear a true
American sound with a bit o’ Blarney! Top Irish duo in
North America and Europe, these two musicians feel and
sound like five. Be delighted with the variety of music by
Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, with Irish and Bluegrass
music sprinkled in. The buffet lunch will feature Irish
and American favorites: fried chicken, shepherd’s pie, a
hot vegetable, salad, Irish soda bread and bread pudding
for dessert. A comfort stop will be made on the way. Fee
includes transportation, buffet and performance.
Code Date
R/NR
Reg. By
9972 Tue., Mar. 31
$58 / $61
Fri., Mar. 13
9973 Wed., Apr. 1
$58 / $61
Departure Time: 9:15am
Approximate Return Time: 5:00pm
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Code Date
R/NR
Reg. By
9684 Tue., Apr. 14
$58 / $61
Fri., Mar. 27
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DISCOVER IL: ELMHURST
UNNECESSARY FARCE
Elmhurst, IL
Pheasant Run, St. Charles, IL
There are treasures in our own backyard waiting for
us to discover! Did you know the Elmhurst College Art
Collection is world renowned? It’s an extraordinary
collection of works by Chicago Imagist & Abstractionist
artists working in Chicago between about 1950 and the
present. The collection displays a broad range of artistic
ideas and influences, from Ed Paschke’s psychedelic
colors to Roger Brown’s dreamlike silhouettes, it
represents what art critic James Yood called “the best
single overview of art from 1966 to 1985 in any public
institution.” In addition, Elmhurst has a lovely historical
museum with exhibits highlighting immigration to
and development of the area, as well as the Lizzadro
Museum of Lapidary Art. We will have short visits at all
three of these Elmhurst ‘gems’ (pun intended!). Lunch
will be at La Brigade restaurant, a restaurant run by
the culinary students of York High School. The menu
depends upon the curriculum at that time. Fee includes
transportation, lunch, museum admissions & tours.
Two cops. Three crooks. Eight doors. Go! In a cheap motel
room, an embezzling mayor is supposed to meet with
his female accountant, while in the room next-door, two
undercover cops wait to catch the meeting on videotape.
But there’s some confusion as to who’s in which room,
who’s being videotaped, who’s taken the money, who’s
hired a hit man, and why the accountant keeps taking
off her clothes. Pants will be falling down, doors will be
slamming, identities will be mistaken, and laughs will
be flowing in this hilarious, award-winning farce. Prior
to the performance, we’ll have lunch in the dining room
where you’ll have your choice of 1) Yankee pot roast
with garlic mashed potatoes, roasted carrots & cabernet
pan sauce, or 2) chicken primavera with linguini, seared
summer vegetables & roasted garlic sauce, or 3) roasted
vegetables with ziti pasta. All are served with crème of
asparagus soup, beverage and carrot cake. Fee includes
transportation, lunch and performance.
Departure Time: 10:00am
Approximate Return Time: 5:00pm
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$35 / $38
Fri., Mar. 27
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Approximate Return Time: 5:00pm
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Fri., Mar. 13
A WONDER IN MY SOUL
Victory Gardens Theatre & Pizano’s
Chicago, IL
In the Great Migration, hundreds of thousands of families
flocked to Chicago. Some chased love, some prosperity,
but all were drawn by a dream of a better life in the City
of Big Shoulders. This stirring world premiere musical
journey follows five generations of women through a
formative era in our city’s history. We’ll have lunch prior
to the performance at Pizano’s Pizza (is there any other
food with stronger ties to Chicago than pizza?). Rudy
Malnati Sr. opened his first deep dish pizza restaurant in
1943, and today his son operates Pizano’s. We will have
a pizza buffet with salad, beverage, fruit & cheese. Fee
includes transportation, lunch and performance.
Departure Time: 11:00am
Approximate Return Time: 6:00pm
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Date
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9981
Wed., Apr. 22
$82 / $85
Fri., Mar. 28
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CSO: RACHMANINOV &
SHOSTAKOVICH
CAROUSEL
Lyric Opera & Frankie’s Scaloppine
Chicago, IL
Symphony Center, Chicago, IL
Winner of the 2011 Tchaikovsky International Piano
Competition, Daniel Trifonov excites critics and
audiences worldwide: “He offers far more than mere
virtuosity…he demonstrates an elegant touch, witty
grace and poetic insight” (The New York Times). In this
appearance with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, he
performs Rachmaninov’s youthfully exuberant First
Piano Concerto. Conductor Semyon Bychkov pairs this
work with Shostakovich’s most ferocious symphony,
a 1943 work that reflects WWII in its relentless thirdmovement scherzo, punctuated with breathtaking
squeals and crashes, as if from flying missiles. Fee
includes transportation and main floor concert seating.
We’ll depart from Wheatstack restaurant. If you wish,
meet us for lunch at 11:00am prior to our departure.
Departure Time: 12:00pm
Approximate Return Time: 5:30pm
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10009
Fri., Apr. 17
$85 / $88
Fri., Feb. 20
PURDUE VARSITY GLEE CLUB
Theatre at the Center, Munster, IN
You won’t want to miss this special performance of
the Purdue Varsity Glee Club! With integrity, passion,
unparalleled showmanship and attention to every
detail, the men of the Purdue Varsity Glee Club have
proudly served as ambassadors of the university with
honor and dignity for more than 115 years. Founded
in 1893, this select ensemble has entertained on behalf
of Purdue University for campus, community, state,
national and international events. This dynamic musical
troupe employs a versatile repertoire including gospel,
vocal jazz, swing, contemporary hits, romantic ballads,
classical choral selections, barbershop, folk melodies,
patriotic standards, familiar opera choruses, country and
novelty tunes, and utilizes small groups and outstanding
soloists to further enhance each show. Lunch prior to
the performance is in the theatre’s dining room.
Departure Time: 10:45am
Approximate Return Time: 5:00pm
Swaggering, carefree carnival barker, Billy Bigelow,
captivates and marries the naive millworker, Julie
Jordan. But all too soon, they fall on hard times and
unbearable loss. Yet the power of love perseveres, as do
the tuneful hits, in this masterpiece of American musical
theater. You’ll hear “If I Loved You,” “June Is Bustin’ Out
All Over,” and “You’ll Never Walk Alone” all set against
the backdrop of a new original production from Lyric
Opera, accompanied by the Lyric Chorus and Orchestra.
Prior to the performance, we’ll have lunch at Frankie’s
Scaloppine, located on the 5th floor of 900 N. Michigan
Avenue. Our family-style meal will consist of chopped
salad, lasagna al forno with bolognese sauce, gluten free
fettuccine primavera, chicken Milanese with arugula &
parmesan, and flourless chocolate cake for dessert. Fee
includes transportation, lunch and performance.
Departure Time: 10:00am
Approximate Return Time: 5:30pm
Code
Date
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9994
Thu., Apr. 23
$99 / $102
Fri., Mar. 20
*$50 deposit; balance due Mar. 20
BLUE CHIP CASINO
Michigan City, IN
Come play the slots at the Blue Chip Casino! The gaming
floor is all one level - 65,000 square feet of luxurious
space with 2,100 slot machines, including progressives.
A $15 food voucher is included that is valid for the allyou-can-eat Options buffet or may be used at the deli. In
addition, with 500 points played you will receive $5 in
slot play. Fee includes transportation and casino offers
listed above. Note: Please provide your Blue Chip
player’s card upon registration (if you have one). A
photo ID is required at the casino.
Departure Time: 9:00am
Approximate Return Time: 5:30pm
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Tue., May 12
$76 / $79
Fri., Apr. 10
9996
Thu., Apr. 30
$20 / $23
Fri., Apr. 17
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LOUIS & KEELY
ANYTHING GOES
Royal George Theatre & Café BaBaReeba, IL
Marriott & Dover Straits, Lincolnshire, IL
Louis Prima and Keely Smith were an American musical
sensation in the ‘50s and ‘60s, virtually pioneering the
Lounge Act in Las Vegas. LOUIS AND KEELY, “LIVE” AT
THE SAHARA is an original musical love story featuring
many of the duo’s greatest hits including “That Ol’ Black
Magic,” “Hey Boy, Hey Girl,” “What Is This Thing Called
Love,” “Night Train,” “Ai, Ai, Ai,” “I Can’t Believe You’re In
Love With Me.” ‘Frank Sinatra’ also appears in a pivotal
role in this new American musical play, which features
a hot seven-piece live band that is guaranteed to bring
down the house. Prior to the performance we will have
lunch at Café BaBaReeba. Tapas small plates are meant
to be shared and enjoyed together. We’ll have 6 different
plates, including roasted dates wrapped in bacon with
apple vinaigrette; serrano ham, salchichon, chorizo &
manchego cheese; beef skewer with horseradish cream;
mushrooms stuffed with spinach & cheese; brussel
sprout salad with almonds and manchego cheese; and
chocolate truffle cake. Non-alcoholic beverages are
included. Alcoholic beverages must be paid with cash.
Fee includes transportation, luncheon & performance.
All aboard for one of the greatest musicals in theatre
history, Cole Porter’s unforgettable ANYTHING GOES,
winner of 3 Tony Awards® in 2011, including Best Musical
Revival. It’s non-stop laughs and madcap fun on the S.S.
American with an unusual array of passengers, including
a gangster, a wealthy debutante, a charismatic nightclub
singer and a lovesick stowaway. With spectacular dance
and a boatload of Cole Porter tunes like “You’re the Top,”
“I Get a Kick Out of You” and the title song, you’ll get a
‘kick’ out of ANYTHING GOES! Prior to the performance,
we will have lunch at Dover Straits. Since 1978, it has
proudly offered the finest selection of fresh seafood
and exquisite service. Owned and operated by seven
brothers from Greece, Dover Straits focuses on treating
every guest like family. You will have your choice from
a menu of several different entrées (including seafood,
beef & chicken), all served with soup, salad, potato,
vegetable, beverage and dessert. Entrée selections will
be made that day. Fee includes transportation, lunch and
performance.
Departure Time: 10:30am
Approximate Return Time: 5:30pm
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Date
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9991
Wed., Apr. 29
$85 / $88
Fri., Mar. 27
BILLY ELLIOT
Drury Lane, Oakbrook Terrace, IL
Millions of fans, thousands of standing ovations, 10 Tony
Awards® including Best Musical - this is Billy Elliot the
Musical! This spectacular show with the heart, humor
and passion to be named Time Magazine’s “Best Musical
of the Decade” is based on the international smash-hit
film and features a score by music legend Elton John.
Set in a northern English mining town, against the
background of the 1984 miners’ strike, Billy Elliot is
the inspirational story of a young boy’s struggle as he
stumbles out of the boxing ring and into a ballet class
where he discovers a passion for dance that inspires
his family and community and changes his life forever.
Prior to the performance, we will have lunch in the
dining room with your choice of 1) chicken marsala or
2) vegetable lasagna. Fee includes transportation, lunch
and performance.
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Departure Time: 10:00am
Approximate Return Time: 5:00pm
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9980
Wed., May 6
$73 / $76
Fri., Apr. 3
Departure Time: 11:00am
Approximate Return Time: 5:00pm
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10017
Wed., May 13
$68 / $71
Fri., Apr. 3
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SENSE & SENSIBILITY
Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, Navy Pier
Chicago, IL
Jane Austen’s charming romance is full of wit, passion
and now, glorious song. This world premiere musical
from Tony Award® nominated composer Paul Gordon
was specially commissioned by CST for the 2014/2015
season. Under the masterful hand of Artistic Director
Barbara Gaines, beautiful melodies trace the lives of
Elinor and Marianne Dashwood - two sisters whose
fortunes change following their father’s untimely death.
One cool and deliberate, the other consumed by youthful
passion, their quest for suitable husbands unfolds in a
period-perfect production. We’ll arrive at Navy Pier with
DUBUQUE OVERNIGHT
Galena, IL & Dubuque, IA
The great Mississippi River played a key role in the
settlement of both Galena, IL (year 1821) and Dubuque,
Iowa (year 1785). Today, both are exciting cities that still
honor their past with distinctive historic places. Join us
as we learn and play in both of these cities!
Day One – Included lunch in Galena at the DeSoto House
Hotel (built 1855) and free time to explore historic Main
Street with its exciting shops, wineries and more. Entrée
selection: 1) DeSoto House ½ lb. burger, 2) chicken salad
wrap, 3) French Salad with parmesan crusted chicken,
greens, pecans, cranberries, apples, and bleu cheese
with vidalia onion dressing. Late afternoon check-in at
the lovely Grand Harbor Resort on the Mississippi River
in Dubuque. Take the free shuttle across the street to
the Diamond Jo Casino to play ($15 slot play) and dine
(free buffet) or have dinner on your own at Tony Roma’s
restaurant in the resort.
Day Two – The Field of Dreams was a movie that stirred
our hearts, and we’ll take a trip to the actual field.
Ghost players will entertain as we visit this beautiful
panoramic site. The National Mississippi River Museum
& Aquarium is a treasure in Dubuque and near our hotel.
An affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution, the Museum
& Aquarium river-front campus is the only interpretive
center for the entire Mississippi. Visitors to the NMRMA
can take an entertaining and informative journey on the
Mighty Mississippi; enjoy dynamic aquariums, historical
exhibits and stroll through the wetlands and boatyard.
Each visit is a truly interactive experience where visitors
can get “up close and personal” with live critters,
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time for you to have lunch on your own at one of the many
indoor and outdoor dining establishments or bring your
own lunch. Note: Select a seat on the main floor or in the
dress circle (several steps necessary) upon registration.
Seating is limited and on a first come first served basis.
Fee includes transportation and performance.
Departure Time: 10:00am
Approximate Return Time: 5:30pm
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9992
Thu., May 14 $65 / $68 main
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become barge pilots, and tour the steamboat William M.
Black. You may choose to do the above two trips in the
morning or stay back and relax at the resort or play at
the Diamond Jo, but you won’t want to miss our evening
excitement! A step-on guide will board our bus and take
us on a progressive dinner tour, visiting four different
historic sites with a course of our meal served at each.
Dinner is served at the Mathias Ham House, Redstone
Inn, Historic Train Depot (with entertainment), and the
Mandolin Inn.
Day Three – We start our day at the Fenelon Place
elevator, described as the world’s shortest, steepest
scenic railway, 296 feet in length, elevating passengers
189 feet up where you will see a magnificent view of the
historic Dubuque business district, the Mississippi River
and three states. On our way home we’ll visit the beautiful
Anderson Japanese Gardens with lunch included.
Fee includes motorcoach transportation, double
occupancy Grand Harbor deluxe room (single occupancy
+$110); breakfast on days two and three; lunch on
days one and three; dinner on days one and two; Field
of Dreams tour; admission to NMRMA and Anderson’s
Japanese Gardens; Diamond Jo Casino offers of $15 slot
play and buffet.
Departure Time: 9:00am, Tue., July 28
Approximate Return Time: 5:00pm, Thu., July 30
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Tue.-Thu., July 28-30 $365/ $368 Fri., Jun. 26
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MEDIEVAL TIMES & MITSUWA
MARKETPLACE
Schaumburg, IL
Step back in time with an epic battle, a jousting tournament,
a royal feast, knights and romance inside the Medieval Times
castle. Surrender to an age of bravery and honor as you
watch the battle during their all new show. As you thrill to a
rousing live jousting tournament and marvel at awe-inspiring
horsemanship and falconry, you’ll be served a 4-course
chicken dinner fit for royalty! We’ll then switch cultures
and do a little time travel leaving the medieval ages and
transporting to modern day Japan when we visit the Mitsuwa
Marketplace. Mitsuwa has locations in California, New Jersey
and the Chicago area. The marketplace shops offer the same
grocery items, produce, seafood, books, cosmetics and more
that you’ll find today in Japan. The restaurants here all serve
authentic Japanese food. We’ll spend some time browsing
and shopping the indoor marketplace that has served the
community since 1991. Fee includes transportation, lunch,
performance, and visit to Mitsuwa.
Departure Time: 9:45am
Approximate Return Time: 2:30pm
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9760
Thu., Feb. 12
$49 / $52
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COMEDYSPORTZ
NO WAY TO TREAT A LADY
Pheasant Run, St. Charles, IL
A killer is on the loose and Detective Brummell is on the case.
You’ll be on the edge of your seat as he chases a murderous
master of disguises through NYC, unraveling a mystery
involving befuddled detectives, meddling mothers, and
glamorous socialites. Can he find the killer, get the girl, and
appease his disappointed mother all before the next chorus?
It’s a game of cat and mouse – a tour de force with 4 actors
playing 17 roles! Based on the novel/movie by William
Goldman (The Princess Bride, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance
Kid), this award-winning musical gives new meaning to “knock
‘em dead!” Prior to the performance, we’ll have lunch in the
dining room where you’ll have cream of baked potato soup
with bacon, cheddar cheese & sour cream and your choice
of 1) herb wrapped roast pork loin with roasted potatoes,
balsamic marsala glaze & fresh vegetables, 2) wok seared
whitefish with gingered rice, stir fry vegetables & soy maple
glaze, or 3) seared vegetable risotto with grilled vegetables
and seared spinach, all served with a beverage & cheesecake.
Fee includes transportation, lunch and performance.
Departure Time: 11:30am
Approximate Return Time: 5:00pm
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9918
Thu., Feb. 19
$58 / $61
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Chicago, IL
AN ENCHANTED MORNING
ComedySportz is the longest running short form improv
comedy show in Chicago – but it is not about sports! Their
unique interactive show enables guests to drive the show
with their input and vote for the red team or blue team with
their laughter. The referee keeps track of the score on the
Applause-o-meter and the team with the most laughs wins at
the end of the show. One thing that sets them apart from other
comedy clubs is their clean entertainment, which is suitable
for guests under and over the age of 21. Prior to the show,
we’ll be having lunch at Marcello’s Father & Son restaurant,
where we’ll have a sumptuous family-style meal with their
homemade Italian bread, fresh mixed salad, garlic and
oregano broasted chicken, cavatappi pasta with meat sauce,
oven roasted vegetables, beverage and specialty brownies for
dessert. Fee includes transportation, lunch and performance.
A cultural cornerstone of the Fox Valley, the Elgin Master
Chorale creates thrilling, emotional experiences at every
performance. Today’s concert features the music of Rodgers
and Hammerstein, whose American theatre standards from
The King and I, The Sound of Music, and more, will make for
an enchanted experience indeed. After the performance
we’ll have lunch at Millrose restaurant. The elegant rustic
décor provides a backdrop for an enjoyable meal of delicious
homemade soup, turkey croissant club sandwich, fruit,
beverage and New York cheesecake with strawberry sauce.
Millrose has a delightful country store in their lobby where
you can pick up some of their meats, soups and other treats
to take home. Fee includes transportation, concert and lunch.
Departure Time: 10:15am
Approximate Return Time: 5:00pm
Elgin Community College &
Millrose Restaurant, South Barrington, IL
Departure Time: 8:45am
Approximate Return Time: 3:00pm
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Thu., Mar. 5
$73 / $76
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9932
Fri., Mar 6
$59 / $62
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SHEDD AQUARIUM:
THE TOTAL EXPERIENCE
LA CAGE AUX FOLLES
Marriott & Wildfire, Lincolnshire, IL
Chicago, IL
Chicago’s John G. Shedd Aquarium is like no other in the
world, combining the best of early 20th century “age of
aquariums” characteristics - a diverse, global animal collection
surrounded by eye-popping architecture - with 21st century
advances in animal care, environments and interpretation.
The Total Experience pass allows you access to all that the
Shedd Aquarium has to offer, including the Aquatic Show not your typical live animal show, it features a rotating group
of Shedd residents; the 4-D Experience, where anything can
happen - get so close to the action that you want to reach
out and touch it, while your chair vibrates, the air moves,
and something may even scamper by; and the many other
exhibits that connect you to incredible animals from around
the world and close to home. Dive deep into coral reefs and
flooded rainforests, stroll along the craggy Pacific Northwest
coast and feel the fresh, cool Great Lakes or warm waves of
the Caribbean - these many exhibits reveal the secrets of
our planet’s waters. If you build up an appetite and wish to
purchase food, there is a café and a food court from which to
choose. Fee includes transportation & Total Experience Pass.
Departure Time: 11:30am
Approximate Return Time: 6:00pm
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Wed., Feb. 25
$44 / $47
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CHICAGO FLOWER &
GARDEN SHOW
Navy Pier, Chicago, IL
The roots of the Chicago Flower & Garden Show can be traced
as far back as 1847! The show, held each March at Chicago’s
Navy Pier, is an experience for the senses, invoking memories
of spring after a typically long and cold Chicago winter. It
may feel like winter outside, but inside the garden show it’s
spring! There are many professionally designed gardens to
walk through, beautiful floral arrangements, and over 100
vendors showcasing their wares in the vendor mall. Dining
options are available within the Festival Hall area as well
as at numerous restaurants within Navy Pier. Fee includes
transportation and show admission.
Departure Time: 10:00am
Approximate Return Time: 4:30pm
La Cage Aux Folles is the first show to ever win the Tony Award®
for Best Musical three times! With a hit film adaptation, The
Birdcage with Nathan Lane and Robin Williams, La Cage Aux
Folles has become a classic musical comedy. Set against the
glitter of a Saint-Tropez nightclub, a middle-aged gay couple
agree to hide their relationship when their son returns home
with his fiancee’s ultra-conservative parents. Feathers get
ruffled and households upended in a poignant tale of one
family’s struggle to stay together, stay fabulous and above all
else, stay true to themselves. With a score by Jerry Herman
(Mame, Hello Dolly!) and a book by Harvey Fierstein (Newsies,
Kinky Boots), you’ll discover that “The Best of Times” is now!
Prior to the show, we’ll have lunch at Wildfire, where you’ll
have a family-style meal consisting of Wildfire chopped salad,
fresh mozzarella, tomato & basil pizza, chicken breast moreno
(herb marinated chicken breast topped with oven-dried
tomatoes, artichokes, arugula, and parmesan cheese), cedar
planked salmon, redskin mashed potatoes, fresh broccoli,
beverage, berry crisp with ice cream and chocolate peanut
butter pie. Fee includes transportation, lunch & performance.
Departure Time: 10:00am
Approximate Return Time: 5:00pm
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9919
Wed., Mar. 4
$81 / $84
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DEFENDING THE CAVEMAN
Paramount Theatre & Basil’s, Aurora, IL
It’s Broadway’s history-making comedy about the sexes,
written by Rob Becker, and it’s coming to the intimate 216seat Copley Theatre. It’s one part stand-up, one part lecture
and one part therapy session that covers how the sexes
communicate, bond, fight, love and more. Prior to the show,
we’ll have lunch at Basil’s. You have a choice of 1) Basil’s
chicken, oven baked with olive oil, garlic, oregano, tomatoes
& basil, 2) Basil’s fresh Atlantic salmon, grilled, topped with
julienne vegetables, garlic, lemon & basil, or 3) oven roasted
lamb shank, garlic, oregano, olive oil & lemon, all served with
an appetizer of Saganaki (Greek flaming cheese), classic salad,
beverage and loukoumades – cinnamon sugar honey pastry
puffs. Fee includes transportation, lunch and performance.
Departure Time: 10:45am
Approximate Return Time: 4:30pm
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9685
Wed., Mar 18
$29 / $32
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9968
Thu., Mar 19
$85 / $88
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ON GOLDEN POND
SONDHEIM ON SONDHEIM
It’s the love story of Ethel and Norman Thayer, who are
returning to their summer home on Golden Pond for the 48th
year. Norman has heart palpitations and a failing memory.
Ethel delights in all the small things that have enriched their
long life together. They are visited by their divorced, middleaged daughter and her dentist fiancé, who then go off to
Europe, leaving his teenage son behind for the summer. The
huge Broadway hit became a classic film starring Katherine
Hepburn, Henry Fonda and Jane Fonda. Prior to the show,
we’ll have a magnificent buffet brunch in the theatre’s main
dining room featuring bacon & eggs, sausage, blintzes,
Belgian waffles with warm maple syrup, lox and bagels,
fruit, vegetable and pasta salads, cheeses, fresh muffins, and
croissants. Also featured are roast beef and ham, chicken and
dressing, pasta, vegetables, potatoes, and other scrumptious
entrées sure to please your palate. And, just wait until you see
the beautiful dessert table and sip sparkling champagne! Fee
includes transportation, brunch and performance.
In this first-ever Chicago production of the complete
catalogue of a master’s career, Stephen Sondheim’s final say
on his unparalleled body of work is an intimate portrait of
the famed songwriter in his own words and music featuring
new arrangements of over two-dozen Sondheim tunes,
ranging from the beloved to the obscure, interspersed with
filmed commentary by the composer himself, who reveals
fascinating details about his life and his art. It will be
performed at Stage 773, a unique 4-theatre space serving the
Belmont Theatre District. Prior to the performance, we will
visit The Pump Room in the Gold Coast where we will have a
buffet of eggs, bacon, sausage, fresh fruit, homemade pastries
and more. The iconic Pump Room was established in 1938
in the Ambassador East Hotel and was frequented by many
celebrities vying for Booth One – including Frank Sinatra, Judy
Garland, Bette Davis, Beverly Sills, Natalie Wood and Robert
Wagner, Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward, Humphrey
Bogart and Lauren Bacall, Ronald Reagan, Elizabeth Taylor,
and many others. In 2011, the hotel was sold, completely
redesigned and re-opened as the Chicago Public Hotel. Fee
includes transportation, buffet and performance.
Theatre at the Center, Munster, IN
Stage 773 & The Pump Room, Chicago, IL
Departure Time: 11:30am
Approximate Return Time: 6:00pm
Code
Date
R/NR
Reg. By
9916
Sun., Mar. 8
$74 / $77
Call for availability
DISCOVER IL: BARRINGTON
Barrington, IL
Barrington has a rich history dating back to the Blackhawk
War of 1832. The year 2015 marks the 150th anniversary of
the town of Barrington. We will visit their History Museum
for a guided tour of the two houses, schoolhouse and main
museum building to learn about the town’s history. Our next
stop is McGonigal’s Pub, a delightful Irish pub housed in a
historic building. Lunch is a choice of 1) reuben sandwich on
marble rye with fries, or 2) fish & chips with fries and coleslaw,
served with beverage and a slice of Bailey’s cheesecake.
Following lunch is a musical performance of Celtic music
sprinkled with other genres to get you primed for St. Paddy’s
Day. We’ll also visit a notable Barrington shop that features
only Made in the U.S.A. merchandise – learn about the owner’s
mission to bring jobs and manufacturing home. Fee includes
transportation, lunch, performance, and museum tour.
Departure Time: 9:45am
Approximate Return Time: 5:00pm
Code
Date
R/NR
Reg. By
9926
Thu., Mar 12
$75 / $78
Call for availability
Departure Time: 9:45am
Approximate Return Time: 4:00pm
Code
Date
R/NR
Reg. By
9969
Tue., Mar. 10
$57 / $60
Call for availability
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The following trips were featured in a previous issue of The Prime Times.
Registration is now open to all residents and nonresidents.
AN EVENING WITH C.S. LEWIS
Metropolis Performing Arts Center &
Big Shot Piano Lounge, Arlington Heights, IL
C.S. Lewis, the famous British author, is hosting a group of
American writers at his home near Oxford and they are about
to be treated to his compelling fireside manner, the engaging
warmth of his humor and the tender story of a man who
found romance in his fifties. As one of the most influential
thinkers of his day, he recalls the people & events that served
to inspire his thoughts & shape his life. With an Off Broadway
run scheduled for fall 2015, An Evening with C.S. Lewis has
proven to be an enthralling theatrical experience. Discover
insights of a man whose collected works made him a literary
giant of the 20th century. Join British actor David Payne in
his remarkable portrayal of the highly revered author who
gave us the Narnia Chronicles. After the performance, we’ll
head downstairs to the Big Shot Piano Lounge for a delicious
appetizer buffet. Non-alcoholic beverages are included but
you might be moved to order your favorite cocktail as we listen
to piano music. Fee includes transportation, performance and
appetizers in the piano lounge.
Departure Time: 12:00pm
Approximate Return Time: 5:30pm
Code
Date
R/NR
Reg. By
9931
Wed., Mar 25
$71 / $74
Call for availability
LOVE, LOSS AND WHAT I WORE
Mayslake Estate & Buca di Beppo, Oak Brook, IL
A play for, by & about women: their lives, memories, mothers
and clothes. From first bras to prom dresses to that little
black dress, this insightful comedy by Nora & Delia Ephron
celebrates the deep and abiding love/hate relationship
women have with their wardrobes. Prior to the performance
we will have lunch at Buca di Beppo, where we’ll have a
family-style luncheon of homemade bread, salad, rigatoni
with vodka sauce, chicken san remo, artichoke hearts, sundried tomatoes and green peas tossed with imported Italian
penne pasta in a white wine cream sauce, and cannoli for
dessert. Fee includes transportation, lunch and performance.
VERA BRADLEY OVERNIGHT
Fort Wayne, IN
Vera Bradley bags and accessories are all the rage for females
of every age. Whether it’s their bright, cheery prints, functional
designs, versatility or lightweight feel, we just love them and
can’t get enough! What could be more fun than a Vera girls
getaway for two fun-filled days?! We are going to the annual
Vera Bradley Sale, held at the Ft. Wayne Coliseum, where you
will find a huge assortment of retired and overstock patterns
and products at discount prices. Bring your gift list to take
advantage of this great sale. We’ll receive VIP treatment with
special entry tickets entitling us to bypass the line, have a
separate entrance and check-out area, and a lovely hospitality
room to relax in. After the sale, we’ll head over to our rooms
at the full-service Hotel Fort Wayne, just minutes from the
Coliseum. At the hotel, we’ll have free time to share our finds,
have dinner at the Red River Steakhouse or nearby restaurant,
relax in the pool or have a drink in the lounge. On our way
to the sale we’ll be stopping at the Strongbow Inn for their
fabulous cinnamon rolls and coffee. The trip continues to be
sweet the following day when we tour DeBrand Chocolates,
founded in Fort Wayne in 1987. Their chocolates and shoppes
are second to none in taste, presentation and décor. Next on
the itinerary is lunch in South Bend at Tippecanoe Place, a
beautiful mansion built by Clem Studebaker in the late 1880s.
We’ll visit the National Studebaker Museum, with exhibits
including four Presidential carriages, the iconic Bonnie-Doon
Drive In, the Studebaker design center and much more. We’ll
also visit Capshaholm, the 100+ year old Romanesque Queen
Anne style home of industrialist J.D. Oliver. Fee includes
transportation, double-occupancy hotel room, Vera Bradley
special admission ticket, breakfast, Tippecanoe lunch,
museum and mansion tours.
Departure Time: 8:00am, Thu., Apr. 9
Approximate Return Time: 5:30pm, Fri., Apr. 10
Code
Date
R/NR
Reg. By
9907
Thu.-Fri., Apr. 9-10 $165 / $168 Call for availability
$50 single room upcharge
$50 deposit option; balance due Fri., Mar. 6
Departure Time: 12:30pm
Approximate Return Time: 5:30pm
Code
Date
R/NR
Reg. By
9936
Thu., Apr. 2
$59 / $62
Call for availability
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Senior Center • 630-969-0992 • 1925 Ohio Street, Lisle, IL 60532
Monday
6
Friday
Saturday/Sunday
13
TRIP: On Golden Pond
8
7
SENIOR CENTER HOURS: MONDAY-FRIDAY
8:30am-4:00pm
SATURDAY & SUNDAY Closed
Thursday
5
Wednesday
4
Tuesday
3
MARCH 2015
2
12pm Wii Bowling
TRIP: La Cage Aux Folles
12:45pm Bridge
1pm Rummikub
1pm Chess
Taxes (by appt.)
TRIP: ComedySportz
12
10am Yoga
10am Wii Bowling
Tournament
10am Games Galore
9am Hear Here!
10am Bingo
12pm Canasta
9:30am Mah Jongg
1pm Depression Poker
1pm Pickleball
Tournament
Taxes (by appt.)
10
12:45pm Bridge
1pm Rummikub
1pm Chess
Taxes (by appt.)
TRIP: Sondheim
TRIP: An Enchanted Evening
10am Yoga
10am Games Galore
12:30pm TRIAD Who’s
Really Kocking at Your
Door?
6:30pm Duplicate Bridge
12pm Wii Bowling
9:30am Mah Jongg
1pm Depression Poker
1pm Pickleball
Taxes (by appt.)
TRIP: Discover Barrington
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14
9
18
10am Yoga
10am Games Galore
11am Ladies Lunch & Tea
at the Museum
6:30pm Duplicate Bridge
28
11
10am Bingo
12pm Canasta
Foot Doctor (by appt.)
17
12:45pm Bridge
1pm Rummikub
1pm Chess
Taxes (by appt.)
TRIP: Defending the
Caveman
27
22
21
15
16
12pm Wii Bowling
7pm Lisle Senior High
Presents Footloose
TRIP: Chicago Flower &
Garden Show
26
20
10am Bingo
12pm Canasta
9:30am Mah Jongg
1pm St. Patrick’s Day
Bunco
1pm Depression Poker
1pm Pickleball
Taxes (by appt.)
25
24
29
23
12pm Wii Bowling
TRIP: C.S. Lewis
10am Yoga
10am Games Galore
1pm Oscar Movie
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9am Bingo PJ Party
10am Bingo
12pm Canasta
12:45pm Bridge
1pm Rummikub
1pm Chess
Taxes (by appt.)
TRIP: Let’s Do Lunch Pinstripes
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9:30am Mah Jongg
1pm Art Insights
1pm Depression Poker
1pm Pickleball
Taxes (by appt.)
10am Bingo
12pm Canasta
9:30am Mah Jongg
1pm Depression Poker
1pm Pickleball
Taxes (by appt.)
TRIP: Macy’s Flower Show
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9:30am Mah Jongg
1pm Depression Poker
1pm Pickleball
TRIP: Switchback
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9:30am Mah Jongg
1pm Depression Poker
1pm Pickleball
TRIP: Resaling Away
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9:30am Mah Jongg
1pm Depression Poker
1pm Pickleball
TRIP: Spring Daffodil Tour
9:00am Spring Break
Bingo
12pm Canasta
Foot Doctor (by appt.)
20
10am Bingo
12pm Canasta
27
10am Bingo
12pm Canasta
TRIP: Derby Days
30
12:45pm Bridge
1pm Rummikub
1pm Chess
TRIP: Blue Chip Casino
12pm Wii Bowling
TRIP: Louis & Keely
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29
25
24
9am Walking Club
10am Yoga
10am Games Galore
1pm Oscar Movie
6:30pm Duplicate Bridge
12:45pm Bridge
1pm Rummikub
1pm Chess
TRIP: Carousel
19
18
10am Lisle Teens with
Character Wii Bowling
Tourney for Seniors
12
7-11am Kiwanis Pancake
Day at Lisle Junior High
11
23
17
9am Walking Club
10am Yoga
10am Games Galore
TRIP: Rachmaninov &
Shostakovich
10
9am Walking Club
10am Yoga
10am Games Galore
1pm Baseball Bunco
6:30pm Duplicate Bridge
TRIP: Vera Bradley
5
4
Saturday/Sunday
12pm Wii Bowling
TRIP: Wonder in My Soul
12:45pm Bridge
1pm Rummikub
1pm Chess
TRIP: Unnecessary Farce
16
12:45pm Bridge
1pm Rummikub
1pm Chess
Taxes (by appt.)
TRIP: Vera Bradley
9
CLOSED
3
Friday
APRIL 2015
22
12pm Wii Bowling
TRIP: Discover Elmhurst
15
10am Transitioning:
9:30am Mah Jongg
10am Wii Bowling Tourney Downsizing Rede�ined
12pm Wii Bowling
vs. Heritage Woods
1pm Depression Poker
1pm Pickleball
Taxes (by appt.)
8
7
13
2
Thursday
12pm Wii Bowling
12:45pm Bridge
TRIP: Macy’s Flower Show 1pm Rummikub
1pm Chess
Taxes (by appt.)
TRIP: Love, Loss & What I
Wore
1
Wednesday
9am U-Step Walker
10am Bingo
12pm Canasta
Tuesday
6
Monday
SENIOR CENTER HOURS: MONDAY-FRIDAY
8:30am-4:00pm
SATURDAY & SUNDAY Closed
Lisle Park District, 1925 Ohio Street, Lisle, IL 60532
Attn: Senior Center Registration
MAIL IN OR DROP OFF FORM
Last Name
Street Address
Home Phone (
)
Date of Birth (MM/DD/YY)
CIRCLE
SELECTION
R 9640*
NR 9641**
C 9642***
First Name
-
Cell Phone (
DAY TRIPS
DATE
Shop & Play: Rivers Casino &
Fashion Outlets
9973
Macy's Flower Show
9972
9684
9995
9974
10009
9981
9994
9991
9996
9980
9686
10017
9992
9993
10043
Email Address*
R/NR FEE
2015 PRIME TIMES SUBSCRIPTION
9971
$58/$61
Senior Ctr.
Unnecessary Farce
Apr. 16
Louis & Keely
Anything Goes
$58/$61
Apr. 15
$35/$38
$58/$61
Apr. 17
Senior Ctr.
Senior Ctr.
Senior Ctr.
1) Chicken Salad
2) Chicken Pot Pie
1) Chicken Salad
2) Chicken Pot Pie
1) Pot Roast 2) Chicken
3) Roasted Veg.
$99/$102*
Senior Ctr.
*$50 Deposit Option balance due Mar. 20
Apr. 30
$20/$23
Senior Ctr.
Players card #:
May 12
Sense & Sensibility - Main Floor
May 14
Dubuque Overnight
Senior Ctr.
Apr. 23
Apr. 22
Purdue Varsity Glee Club
Sense & Sensibility - Dress Circle
OTHER DETAILS
CIRCLE SELECTION
Wheatstack
$82/$85
$85/$88
May 6
Billy Elliot
/
$85/$88
Apr. 29
Blue Chip Casino
$58/$61
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Apr. 1
Apr. 14
Carousel
$5 / $10
PICKUP
LOCATION
Senior Ctr.
Switchback: American Roots
A Wonder in My Soul
HOME
P/U + $5
-
$15/$18
Mar. 31
CSO: Rachmaninov & Shostakovich
)
Feb. 26
Macy's Flower Show
Discover IL: Elmhurst
City
Date
PLEASE PRINT 
$73/$76
$76/$79
May 13
May 14
Jul 28-30
$68/$71
$65/$68
$65/$68
$365/$368**
Senior Ctr.
Senior Ctr.
Senior Ctr.
Senior Ctr.
Senior Ctr.
Senior Ctr.
Senior Ctr.
Comm Ctr.
1) Chicken 2) Lasagna
**Single Room: +$110
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Last Name
CIRCLE
SELECTION
DAY TRIPS
R 9640*
NR 9641**
C 9642***
Yoga
9939
10019
10020
9799
10021
10022
10023
9443
10024
10025
10027
10037
10038
9947
10044
10039
9444
9687
9688
10042
DATE
2015 PRIME TIMES SUBSCRIPTION
9946
10018
_ First Name
R/NR
FEE
$5 / $10
Date
HOME
P/U + $5
EVENT
LOCATION
$36/$39
Athletic Space
Wii Bowling Tournament
Mar. 13
FREE
Senior Ctr.
Bingo Pajama Party
Mar. 23
Mar. 2
Mar. 3
Pickleball Tournament
St. Patrick’s Day Bunco
Mar. 17
Ladies Lunch and Tea
Art Insights
Celebrate the Oscars
U-Step Walker Presentation
Wii Bowling vs. Heritage Woods
Transitioning - Downsizing
Baseball Bunco Party
Spring Break Bingo
Yoga
LTWC - Wii Bowling Tournament
Resaling Away
Celebrate the Oscars
Derby Days - Driving Self
Derby Days - Taking Bus
Spring Daffodil Tour
$11/$14
Apr. 7
FREE
Mar. 27
Apr. 6
Apr. 8
Apr. 10
Apr. 13
Athletic Space
FREE
Mar. 26
Senior Ctr.
Museum
$5/$5
Senior Ctr.
FREE
Multip. Rm. 3
Senior Ctr.
FREE
Multip. Rm. 1 & 2
FREE
Senior Ctr.
FREE
Senior Ctr.
Senior Ctr.
FREE
Senior Ctr.
FREE
Senior Ctr.
Apr. 17-May 22
$36/$39
Athletic Space
Apr. 24
FREE
Multip. Rm. 1 & 2
$19/$22
Senior Ctr.
Apr. 18
Apr. 21
Apr. 27
Apr. 27
Apr. 28
OTHER DETAILS
CIRCLE SELECTION
Senior Ctr.
FREE
$10/$13
Mar. 24
Let's Do Lunch - Pinstripes
FREE
Mar. 20
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Feb. 27-Apr. 10
Hear Here!
/
FREE
Senior Ctr.
$8/$11
Senior Ctr.
$32/$35
The Abbington
$37/$40
The Abbington
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WARNING OF RISK: Recreational activities/programs are intended to challenge and engage the physical, mental, and emotional resources of each participant.
Despite careful and proper preparation, instruction, medical advice, conditioning, and equipment, there is still a risk of serious injury when participating in any
recreational activity/program. Understandably, not all hazards and dangers can be foreseen. Depending on the particular activity, participants must understand
that certain risks, dangers, and injuries due to inclement weather, slipping, falling, poor skill level, conditioning, carelessness, horseplay, unsportsmanlike conduct,
premises defects, inadequate or defective equipment, inadequate supervision, instruction, or officiating, and all other circumstances inherent to indoor and
outdoor recreational activities/programs exist. In this regard, it must be recognized that it is impossible for the Lisle Park District to guarantee absolute safety.
WAIVER AND RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS AND ASSUMPTION OF RISK: Please read this form carefully and be aware that in signing up and participating in
this program/activity, you will be expressly assuming the risk and legal liability and waiving and releasing all claims for injuries, damages, or loss which you or
your minor child/ward might sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected with and associated with this program/activity (including
transportation services/vehicle operation, when provided).
I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury to participants in this program/activity, and I voluntarily agree to assume the full risk
of any injuries, damages, or loss, regardless of severity, that my minor child/ward or I may sustain as a result of said participation. I further agree to waive and
relinquish all claims I or my minor child/ward may have (or accrue to me or my child/ward) as a result of participating in this program/activity against the Lisle
Park District, including their respective officials, officers, employees, and volunteers (hereinafter collectively referred as “Parties”).
I do hereby fully release and forever discharge the Parties from any and all claims for injuries, damages, or loss that my minor child/ward or I may have or which
may accrue to me or my minor child/ward and arising out of, connected with, or in any way associated with this program/activity.
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to use your image for promotional purposes unless otherwise stated.
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Senior Center • 630-969-0992 • 1925 Ohio Street, Lisle, IL 60532
SENIOR SERVICES
Senior Health Insurance Program
Ride DuPage
Also known as SHIP. The Illinois Department of
Insurance has trained volunteers to provide assistance
in filing Medicare claims and answer questions
regarding Medicare insurance coverage for seniors.
For more information, call Jenny Dawley at Naperville
Township at 630-357-8058.
Ride DuPage is a subsidized transportation service
established to provide affordable transportation for
Lisle Township residents age 65 and over and persons
with disabilities. Ride DuPage service is available
seven days a week, 24 hours a day.
Senior Luncheon Program
Home delivered meals are available to area seniors
who are unable to shop or cook for themselves. For
additional information, call Home Delivered Meals at
630-620-0804.
Foot Doctor
Dr. John Mazzarella comes to the Senior Center on
the second Monday of each month to care for Lisle
residents’ foot needs. Please call 630-969-0992 to
schedule an appointment.
Legal Aid
Eligible applicants may receive free legal aid from
Prairie State Legal Services. Call Prairie State directly
at 630-690-2130 to schedule an appointment at their
Carol Stream office.
The Benefit Access Program
(formerly known as Circuit Breaker)
This assistance program offers low income seniors
and persons with disabilities a reduction in license
plate fees and qualifies them to apply for the RTA
Ride Free permit. For assistance filing an application,
please call Laura at Lisle Township at 630-968-2087.
Notary Service Available
To be eligible for the program, you must:
• Be at least 65 years of age or disabled
• Live in Lisle Township
• Be registered in the Lisle Township
Ride DuPage program
The cost of a one-way trip is a $2.00 flag pull
plus $1.00 per mile. For additional information,
call Jim Vondran, Assistant to the Supervisor, at
630-968-2087, ext. 11.
Taxi Subsidy
A Transportation Subsidy Program is available to
Village of Lisle residents who are at least 65 years
of age or disabled. Participants must live within the
corporate limits of the Village of Lisle to qualify for
the program. Program participants are allowed to
purchase up to $50 worth of coupons each calendar
month at a cost of $25. All taxi and limousine
companies licensed to operate within the Village
of Lisle must accept these coupons as if they were
cash. For further information, please call the Village
of Lisle Business Office at 630-271-4100.
Recycle Old Batteries
Drop your used household batteries in the box inside
the Senior Center for recycling.
Paper Recycling
A notary public is now available by appointment.
Please call the Senior Center at 630-969-0992 for
more information. Note that a current photo ID is
required for notarization.
When you’re done with this issue of The Prime Times,
recycle it in the bin located in the Community Center
parking lot! We’ll take your newspapers, magazines,
shopping catalogs, office papers, school papers and
junk mail. No trash, cardboard, glass or plastic, please.
The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program
is available to qualifying residents. Please call Lisle
Township at 630-968-2087 for further information.
Recycle old clothes, shoes, hats, gloves, scarves,
handbags, belts, bedding, sheets, drapes, towels and
more through our partnership with USAGAIN. Drop
off your bags at the bin located in the Community
Center parking lot.
Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program
(LIHEAP)
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AD D RE S S S E RV I C E R EQU ESTED
AFFI X LAB EL HER E
DERBY
DAYS
THE A B BI N GT ON
Monday, April 27, 12:00-2:00pm
MONDAY, APRIL 27
And we’re off...to Derby Days at The
Abbington in Glen Ellyn. Grab your hat and
get ready for a Kentucky Derby party like no
other! We’ll enjoy a traditional Derby meal
and prizes will be awarded for the best hats.
You’ll get to place your bets
D Ewith
P Afunny
R T money
URE
we provide on an afternoon race, and then,
Recreation
Center - 8:00am
enjoy the sounds
of Kym Frankovelgia.
Return to Lisle at
SE E P AG E 7 approximately
FO R D E T AILS5:30pm
SEE PAGE 14
FOR MORE
DETAILS.
Entertainment sponsored by Monarch Landing, Naperville.
Centerpieces and favors provided by Belmont Village, Carol Stream.