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Sharing information, inspiration and resources—Northbrook Park District Senior Center Newsletter
Lunch and a Movie
Location: Leisure Center
Members $6/Non-Members $9
Enjoy lunch with friends, and watch
a movie on our large screen.
Lee Daniels’ The Butler
Thursday, January 15
Noon-3pm
Code: 15548
Based on a true story, the film follows a White House butler who served eight
presidents over three decades, as dramatic changes swept American society
and his family. A fried chicken lunch will be served. Register by January 12.
Sponsored by Lexington Health Network & Home Instead
Inside This Issue
Trips & Adventures. . . . . . . . . . 2
Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-5, 8
News & Updates. . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Weekly Calendar . . . . . . . . . .6-7
Upcoming Activities . . . . . . . . . 9
Free Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Birthdays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
A Few Good Men
Thursday, February 19 from Noon-3pm
Code: 15549
Enjoy a 1992 courtroom drama about the court-martial of two U.S. Marines,
starring Tom Cruise, Jack Nicholson and Demi Moore. A Chinese lunch will be
served. Register by February 17. Sponsored by Brandel Health & Rehab at
Covenant Village
Valentine’s Day
Luncheon
Friday, February 13
11:30am-2pm
Location: Leisure Center
Winter Bingo & Lunch
Members $19/Non-Members $29
Friday, January 23
Code: 14162
11:30am-2pm
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with
Location: Leisure Center
lunch and literary entertainment,
Members $10/Non-Members $15
as actress and singer Jenny Riddle
Code: 14387
dramatizes the lives of First
Ladies Mary Todd Lincoln,
Warm up with an afternoon of lunch,
Bingo and prizes. Register by January 21. Eleanor Roosevelt and Jackie
Sponsored by Brandel Health and Rehab Kennedy. (Watch for a surprise
"visit" from Hillary Clinton!)
at Covenant Village of Northbrook
Register by February 5.
Sponsored by The Abington
Cookies and Conversation with Frank
of Glenview
Thursday, January 29 at 1pm
Leisure Center
Look for the
Join Frank Lamberti, Leisure Center Manager, to discuss programs, trip ideas
and other topics of interest. Call the Senior Center to save a place.
March/April newsletter
in late February!
Trips & Adventures
Register now! Join us for fun, hassle-free excursions with your friends. We secure the best seats and take care of all
the arrangements—and the driving! Please advise staff when registering if you need any reasonable accommodations,
such as dietary changes. Refunds are limited; call for details. Note: Tickets are limited, so register soon.
Walking Level Index
1 Light Walking
2
Rock Around the Clock
2
with Patty Waszak — Starved Rock Lodge
Short walking distances
and no stairs
Mid-Level Walking Some walking, short periods
of standing and some stairs
3 Heavy Walking
Extended periods of walking,
standing and stairs
West Side Story
Drury Lane, Oakbrook
1
Wednesday, February 4 from 10:30am-5pm
Members $73/Non-Members $83
Code: 14082
Celebrate an early Valentine’s Day with one of the
greatest love stories. Menu choice: Tilapia or Chicken
Asiago. Register by January 13.
Eataly — Chicago
3
Tuesday, February 17 from 10am-3pm
Members $35/Non-Members $45
Code: 14099
Experience a sprawling Italian superstore that
offers 23 restaurants, a grocery, butcher, cheese
shop, fish market and kitchen supplies. Fee includes
transportation; food and purchases are on your own.
Register by February 12.
History is Hott!!
Palmer House Hotel, Chicago
3
Tuesday, March 10 from 11:30am-5pm
Members $99/Non-Members $109
Code: 14100
Enjoy lunch and a tour of the historic Palmer House,
with an insider’s view of the ballrooms, lobby and
artifacts. Lunch includes a salad, entrée, brownie and
glass of wine ‘to go,’ followed by a lecture, tour and
treat. The entrée option will be announced closer to
the event. The program was the 2013 Illinois Meetings
& Events’ Editor’s Pick for Best City Tour. Register by
February 16.
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Tuesday, March 31 from 9am-6pm
Members $79/Non-Members $89
Code: 14110
After a hot buffet lunch, Tennessee performer
Patty Waszak will entertain with toe-tapping songs,
comedy and audience participation. Register by March 24.
Billy Elliot
Drury Lane, Oakbrook
1
Wednesday, April 15
10:30am-5pm
Members $75
Non-Members $85
Code: 15519
Lift your spirits with a joyous,
award-winning musical about
a boy who follows his heart,
trading boxing gloves for ballet
shoes. Menu Choice: Salmon
or Chicken Marsala. Register
by March 26.
All Shook Up
1
Fireside Theatre, Fort Atkinson, WI
Wednesday, April 29
from 8:30am–5:30pm
Members $115
Non-Members $125
Code: 15520
Enjoy laughs, romance and
a rollicking musical featuring
the songs of Elvis Presley,
such as “Hound Dog,”
“Blue Suede Shoes” and
“Don‘t be Cruel.” Lunch
includes chicken and ribs,
salad, baked potato and
dessert. Register by April 9.
Classes
Register at the Senior Center or call 847·291·2988.
Fitness
Cardio-Rhythmics
Focus on fitness, flexibility and muscle strengthening
with light weights. Drop-in fee is $5 per class, or save
with a swipe card, purchased at the Senior Center.
Instructors: Phyllis Williams (M/F) or Carol King (W)
Location: Leisure Center
12-session swipe card
24-session swipe card
M,W,F — 9:15-10:15am
M,W,F — 9:15-10:15am
Members $36
Members $60
Non-Members $45
Non-Members $72
Total Body Conditioning
Try three types of fitness for three times the fun—with 20
minutes each of aerobics, strength training and flexibility
exercises. This class can help get you in shape and get you
moving! Instructor: Anne Hansen (No class 2/16)
Min/Max: 5/25
Location: Northbrook Sports Center
Code Days Times
Dates(#)
$M/NM
14146 M
9-10am
1/12-2/9(5)
$25/35
14639 M
9-10am
2/23-4/6(7)
$35/45
W.O.W. (Wonderful Overall Workout)
Work all muscle groups and strengthen your core
in this fun, upbeat class. Enjoy a great workout by
combining cardio with interval breaks using hand
weights. Instructor: Carol King
Min/Max: 6/20
Location: Leisure Center
Code Days Times
Dates(#)
$M/NM
14147 Th
9:15-10:15am 1/8-2/19(7)
$49/59
14148 Th
9:15-10:15am 2/26-4/9(7)
$49/59
Zumba Gold
Try an exercise routine that’s fun and exhilarating.
Zumba Gold is a dance workout, using Latin music and
easy-to-follow dance moves mixed with aerobics to
keep you moving. Drop-in fee is $10/class. Instructors:
Lissette Jimenez (M/F–PM), Alison Margolis (Th);
Natalia Skorob (Tu/F–Noon) (No class 2/16, 4/3)
Min/Max: 5/15
Location: Leisure Center
Code Days Times
Dates(#)
$M/NM
14155 M
6-7pm
1/5-2/9(6)
$49/59
14149 Tu
9:30-10:30am 1/6-2/17(7)
$59/69
14150 Th
10:30-11:30am 1/8-2/19(7)
$59/69
14151 Th
6-7pm
1/8-2/19(7)
$59/69
14157 F
Noon-1pm
1/9-2/20(7)
$59/69
15086 F
6-7pm
1/9-2/20(7)
$59/69
14156
14152
14153
14154
14158
15087
M
Tu
Th
Th
F
F
6-7pm
9:30-10:30am
10:30-11:30am
6-7pm
Noon-1pm
6-7pm
2/23-4/6(7)
2/24-4/7(7)
2/26-4/9(7)
2/26-4/9(7)
2/27-4/10(6)
2/27-4/10(6)
$59/69
$59/69
$59/69
$59/69
$49/59
$49/59
Joints In Motion
Chair Yoga with Olga
Instructor Olga Rudiak leads a series of yoga
sessions for improved physical strength, flexibility,
relaxation and mental clarity. Exercises are done
in a chair or standing, not on the floor. Wear
comfortable clothing.
Min/Max: 10/25
Location: Leisure Center
Code Days Times
Dates(#)
$M/NM
14095 M
9:45-10:45am 1/5-2/9(6)
$55/65
14096 M
9:45-10:45am 2/23-4/6(7) $65/75
Join senior fitness specialist Judy Bishop for this unique
class, designed for those with arthritis, fibromyalgia,
stenosis of the back or joint replacements. Range-ofmotion exercises are performed from head to toe.
Class is divided into two sections: balance and
range of motion.
Min/Max: 6/15
Location: Leisure Center
Code Days Times
Dates(#)
$M/NM
14116 Tu
10:45-11:45am 1/6-2/17(7)
$45/55
14117 Tu
10:45-11:45am 3/3-4/7(6)
$39/49
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Classes
Register at the Senior Center or call 847·291·2988.
Sit and BeFIT
New Instructor Carol King will lead you through a
lively workout while seated. Using a variety of exercise
techniques, you can increase your range of motion,
help control weight, tone muscles and maintain
flexibility while listening to musical favorites.
Min/Max: 10/20
Location: Leisure Center
Code Days Times
Dates(#)
$M/NM
14134 W
1-1:45pm
1/14-2/18(6)
$29/39
14637 W
1-1:45pm
2/25-4/8(7)
$35/45
The Palette Pals (Oil/Acrylics)
Set aside Wednesday afternoons to develop your
skills with instruction from Herb Katz. Learn the
fundamentals of shading, composition and perspective.
A supply list is available at time of registration.
Bring materials to the first class.
Min/Max: 4/7
Location: Leisure Center
Code Days Times
Dates(#)
$M/NM
14144 W
1-4pm
1/14-2/18(6)
$69/79
14145 W
1-4pm
2/25-4/8(7)
$79/89
Dance and Art
Cards and Games
Creative Movement and You
Let’s dance! Movement and dance, combined with
rhythmic activities, can improve your memory,
coordination and joints. Enjoy a chance for selfexpression! Instructor Annie Snow will guide you
through activities that can be done seated or standing.
Min/Max: 4/20
Location: Leisure Center
Code Days Times
Dates(#)
$M/NM
14097 Th
2-3pm
1/15-2/26(7)
$49/59
14098 Th
2-3pm
3/5-4/16(7)
$49/59
Tap Dancing — Beginning
Step up and learn routines with show tunes, jazz, swing
and classical music. Instructor: Ginnie Meyer
Min/Max: 6/15
Location: Leisure Center
Code Days Times
Dates(#)
$M/NM
14641 Tu
Noon-1pm
2/24-4/7(7)
$65/75
Tap Dancing — Intermediate/Advanced
Enjoy exciting tap routines. Previous experience is
required, along with tap shoes. Instructor: Ginnie Meyer
Min/Max: 5/10
Location: Leisure Center
Code Days Times
Dates(#)
$M/NM
14638 Tu
1-2pm
2/24-4/7(7)
$65/75
Mahjong
Beginner
Learn and play Mahjong. Instructor Pamela Max
guides the games as you play. Bring a current
Mahjong card.
Min/Max: 4/10
Code Days Times
14642 M
9:30-11:30am
Intermediate
This class is designed for people who have taken
beginning Mahjong and those who want to brush up
on their skills. Instructor Pamela Max will guide the
games as you play. Bring a current Mahjong card.
Min/Max: 4/10
Code Days Times
14643 Th
5:30-7:30pm
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Location: Leisure Center
Dates(#)
$M/NM
2/23-3/23(5)
$40/50
Location: Leisure Center
Dates(#)
$M/NM
2/26-3/26(5)
$40/50
Advanced Beginner
This class is designed for players who have completed
beginning bidding and playing lessons. Phyllis Bartlett,
an ACBL Certified Teacher, will start with a review
of basic bidding and then move on to conventions.
Declarer play with defense will be emphasized with
pre-dealt hands.
Min/Max: 8/16
Location: Leisure Center
Code Days Times
Dates(#)
$Res/NR
14629 M
6:30-8:30pm
3/2-4/20(8)
$105/115
Bridge
Instructors Phyllis Bartlett and Marcia Plonsker
are ACBL-certified teachers who guide you through
the game.
Beginner
Come and learn the most stimulating partnership
card game around! Learn basic bidding and playing
in a stress-free environment. Sign up with a friend or
partner, or come to meet new ones! You will be playing
bridge at the end of this class. Phyllis Bartlett,
ACBL-certified instructor, guides the class.
Min/Max: 4/16
Location: Leisure Center
Code Days Times
Dates(#)
$Res/NR
14076 W
6:30-8:30pm
3/4-4/22(8)
$105/115
Continuing Beginner
This class is for those who have taken a beginner
bridge class and have an understanding of bidding.
Instructor: Phyllis Bartlett
Min/Max: 4/16
Location: Leisure Center
Code Days Times
Dates(#)
$Res/NR
14631 W
1-3pm
3/4-4/22(8)
$105/115
Canasta
Instructor: Thelma Weiner (No class 2/16)
Beginning
Learn as you play, and receive written rules.
Min/Max: 5/10
Location: Leisure Center
Code Days Times
Dates(#)
$M/NM
14090 F
Noon-3pm
1/9-1/30(4)
$49/59
14091 M
Noon-3pm
1/19-2/9(4)
$49/59
14092 F
Noon-3pm
2/20-3/13(4)
$49/59
Intermediate
Review the rules, and learn strategies as you continue
to play.
Min/Max: 4/10
Location: Leisure Center
Code Days Times
Dates(#)
$M/NM
14083 M
Noon-3pm
1/5-1/12(2)
$25/35
14084 F
Noon-3pm
2/6-2/13(2)
$25/35
14085 M
Noon-3pm
2/23-3/2(2)
$25/35
Intermediate Beginner
Marcia Plonsker, ACBL Accredited Bridge Teacher,
takes your beginner game to the next level. Each night
combines instruction and play. (No class 2/16)
Min/Max: 8/12
Location: Leisure Center
Code Days Times
Dates(#)
$Res/NR
14078 M
7-9pm
1/19-3/23(9)
$119/129
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Weekly Calendar
*Indicates fee-based program
Monday
8:15am Total Body Conditioning*
9:15am Cardio Class*
9:30am Mahjong Class*
10am Sewing and Crafts
11:30am Mahjong
Noon
Canasta Class*
Noon
Duplicate Bridge
12:30pm Men’s Poker
6pm
Zumba Gold*
7pm
Bridge*
Tuesday
9am
Conversation Social Time
9:30am Bridge
9:30am Zumba Gold*
10:45am Joints in Motion*
11:30am Mixed Poker
Noon
Tap Dancing – Beginning*
12:30pm Pinochle/Gin Rummy
1pm
Tap Dancing – Int/Adv*
1pm
Social Services (by appt.)
(1st and 3rd week)
1pm
Current Events
7pm
Bridge*
Wednesday
9:15am
10am
Noon
Noon
Cardio Class*
Knit/Crochet
Canasta
Dr. Berman, Podiatrist*
(by appt.) (2nd week)
12:30pm Men’s Poker
1pm
Sit & Be Fit*
1pm
Palette Pals*
7pm
Bridge*
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News & Updates
The Senior Center is closed December 31, January 1 and February 16.
We wish you happy holidays and a happy, healthy New Year!
Knit One, Purl One, Help Many!
We want to give a big hand to
members of the Knitting and
Crochet Club, who are using their
hands and their hobby to help
others. Members of the group have
crafted more than 200 hats, scarves
and blankets to donate to children
and families who need them.
More than 25 years ago, Hanc Weiner started the club, and she still guides the
members, who meet weekly on Wednesdays. Even though she leaves town for
the winter, Weiner checks in with the group by speaker phone. Each week, 15-25
knitters typically show up and get to work, using yarn that was donated.
“We use the skills of knitting to help others in need. It makes us feel useful, and
we are able to give back to the community,” said Pat Thalman.
Donations have been sent to Mercy Home, PADS Family Shelter, The Ark,
Women’s Center of Greater Chicago, Make It Better Foundation, the University
of Chicago Medicine Comer Children’s Hospital (for children who receive
cochlear implants), and a few schools. The knitters recently received a letter
from the Ark that said, “Thank you so much for the beautiful knitted items.
One is more beautiful than the next! You may never see the faces of those
people whom you have helped by this donation; please allow me, on their
behalf, to express their gratitude.”
Working alongside each other, the knitters share patterns, ideas, instruction,
snacks and friendship. Senior Center members can join the group at any time.
The women say they’re happy to welcome beginners and will teach anyone who
does not know how to knit. Donations of yarn also are welcome at any time.
Get Well Wishes
Fern Abeles from Charlene Urow
Ellen Kaplan from Charlene Urow
Rissie Tannebaum from all her friends in the Art Studio and the Senior Center
Donations in Memory of...
Morey Goldman from his friends at the Northbrook Senior Center
Diane Colby from Leo & Rookie Becker, Thursday Mahjong Ladies,
Joe & Thelma Weiner, JoAnn Nelson
Phillip Coleman from Dick & JoAnn Nelson
Ruthe Stein from her friends at the Northbrook Senior Center
Weekly Calendar
Continued
Thursday
Thanksgiving Lunch
Senior Center Membership
The annual membership fee is only $24 for Northbrook Park District residents
and $34 for non-residents. Join or renew now!
Welcome New Members
Elaine Axelrod
Diane Brandwein
Robin Caine
Jean Chinn
Harry Christopherson
Lotte Flescher
Arlene Gintzler-Davis
Helene Harwood
Irene Hudson
Bonnie Nortman
Eileen Minow
Jane Nickow
Bette Polakow
Louise Pomeranz
Armand Poteshman
Jay Rabonowitz
Joe Rizzo
Lyle Young
Maxine Young
9:15am
9:30am
10:30am
11:30am
11:30am
Noon
1pm
5:30pm
6pm
W.O.W.
Park Larks Rehearsal
Zumba Gold*
Mahjong
Texas Hold 'Em
Art Studio
Bridge*
Mahjong Class*
Zumba Gold*
Friday
9:15am Cardio Class*
9:30am Humanities
Noon
Canasta Class*
Noon
Pinochle/Gin Rummy
Noon
Zumba Gold*
12:30pm Men’s Poker
1:30pm Bunco
1/9, 1/30, 2/6, 2/27
6pm
Zumba Gold*
The Lending Closet
As a community service, the Park District lends medical equipment to
Northbrook residents and Senior Center members for up to three months.
Equipment includes:
• canes and crutches
• shower seats/benches
• raised toilet seats
• portable commodes
• walkers
• wheelchairs
The only charge is a refundable deposit of $25. Call 847·291·2988 for more
information or to schedule a time to pick up equipment.
Lending Library
Stop in, and check out our book
selections. Borrowing is on the
honor system; just return a
book when you have finished it.
We will take gently-used books
to add to our collection.
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Classes
Activities are located at the Leisure Center unless otherwise noted.
If you have food restrictions, let us know when registering.
Ceramics — Open Workshop
Express your creativity with clay, using the potter’s
wheel and hand-building techniques from sculpture to
jewelry. Instructor Sharon Robbins provides individual
attention to students at all levels, along with a
variety of clays, glazes and basic tools. We provide all
materials. (No class 3/30-31)
Min/Max: 5/10
Location: Leisure Center
Code Days Times
Dates(#)
$Res/NR
14811 M
6:45-9:15pm
1/5-2/9(6)
$145/185
14809 Tu
Noon-3pm
1/6-2/17(7)
$169/215
14812 M
6:45-9:15pm
2/23-4/6(6)
$145/185
14810 Tu
Noon-3pm
2/24-4/7(6)
$145/185
Knitting and Crocheting —
Keeping You in Stitches
Learn to create works of art from a simple pair of
yarn and needles. New and experienced students
are welcome. Our experienced Instructor teaches
fundamentals and helps with difficult projects.
Participants supply materials. (No class 4/2-3)
Min/Max: 4/6
Location: Leisure Center
Code Days Times
Dates(#)
$Res/NR
14813 Th
7-8:30pm
1/8-2/19(7)
$75/95
14815 F
1-2:30pm
1/9-2/20(7)
$75/95
14814 Th
7-8:30pm
2/26-4/9(6)
$65/85
14816 F
1-2:30pm
2/27-4/10(6)
$65/85
AARP Driver Safety Course
Monday and Tuesday from 9am-1pm
January 12 & 13
February 9 & 10
AARP Members $15/Non-Members $20
(Payable to AARP)
Sharpen your driving skills with a two-day class, geared
towards drivers age 50 and older. Review rules of
the road and safe vehicle operation, and learn about
normal, age-related physical changes. Drivers who
complete the course may qualify for a discount on car
insurance. Preregistration is required.
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NEW
Finding Joy through Life
Join social worker Ruth Field, LCSW, for a series of
upbeat and interactive workshops on coping with
challenges. Adults can gain confidence and a sense of
empowerment as they learn strategies to relieve stress
and enhance resilience.
Min/Max: 4/16
Location: Leisure Center
Code Days Times
Dates(#)
$M/NM
14109 F
10-11:30am
1/23-2/6(3)
$15/20
iPad and iPhone Workshops
Thursdays from 1-3pm
Location: Leisure Center
Members $49/Non-Members $59
Join us for one-day workshops that focus on
specific uses of iPads and iPhones. Register for the
individual classes that meet your needs.
Basic Uses
January 22
Instruction covers power,
standby mode, security and Wi-Fi.
Code: 14647
Internet Basics
February 26
Learn to browse with Safari software,
arrange settings for secure Internet usage,
and bookmark favorite web pages.
Code: 14648
Standard App Uses
March 26
Instruction covers the use of pre-loaded apps,
such as Contacts, Calendar, Clock, Maps and Notes.
Code: 14649
Upcoming Activities
COUPON
Register at the Senior Center or call 847·291·2988.

Take your grandchild to enjoy live theatre!
Every Saturday, January 24-February 28
Performances at 10am & 1pm
Join two great friends, the cheerful Frog and the grumpy Toad, through four
exciting seasons. Based on the Frog and Toad book series by Arnold Lobel
Tickets are on sale; bring this ad to the Leisure Center Theatre Office and
receive one free child's admission with the purchase of one ticket.
(Not valid online)
Looking Ahead—Save the Date!
Spring Luncheon
The Four Seasons of Landscaping
Friday, March 20 from 11:30am-2pm
Members $13/Non-Members $18
Code: 14161
Join us for a spring party with an Irish and Italian lunch
(corned beef and Italian beef sandwiches and sides),
along with entertainment. Sponsored by Radford
Green at Sedgebrook
Thursday, February 19 at 1pm
Location: Leisure Center
Ever wonder what you should be doing each season to
make your yard look its best? Join Michael Brouillard,
Northbrook Park District Grounds Operation Manager
for tips and ideas for spring. Topics include: Snow
removal, pest and outdoor plant care, spring displays
and summer designs. Refreshments will be provided.
Sponsored by the Northbrook Public Library and
the Northbrook Park District
2015 Golf Discount Cards
Gain access to discounted green fees with a Golf
Discount Card at Sportsman’s Country Club. New
applicants need to bring a current driver’s license
and utility bill. Discount cards can be renewed each
season and are non-transferable. To obtain a card,
bring your current card or photo ID to Sportsman’s.
Discount Card: Residents FREE/Non-Residents $50
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Free Activities
We are pleased to offer these free activities for Senior Center Members!
Sewing and Crafts
Regular Bridge
Park Larks Choir
Mondays — 10am-2pm
Receive assistance and
companionship with your crafts.
Tuesdays — 9:30am-Noon
Join other players for a fun game
using the newest conventions.
Thursdays — 9:30-11:30am
Members rehearse show tunes
and perform under the direction of
former concert pianist Evelyn Binz.
Mixed Poker
Mahjong
Mondays and Thursdays
11:30am-4pm
Bring a current Mahjong card.
Duplicate Bridge
Tuesdays — 11:30am-4pm
Play seven card high/low with a spit.
Texas Hold 'Em
Gin Rummy/Pinochle
Art Studio
Tuesdays and Fridays
Noon-4pm
New players are welcome.
Thursdays — Noon-3:30pm
Members enjoy creating art.
Current Events
Tuesdays — 1-2pm
Join us to discuss stories in the news.
Business, science, entertainment,
politics and sports are fair game.
Social Services
Mondays — Noon-3:45pm
Tuesdays — 1pm
Enjoy this opportunity for informal
(1st & 3rd Tuesday of every month)
duplicate bridge play. (Master points
Social worker Tess Torvik, M.S.W.
are not issued.)
provides free social services. Call
847·291·2988 or the North Shore
Men’s Poker
Senior Center at 847·784·6000.
Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays 12:30-4pm
Thursdays — 11:30am-4pm
Humanities
Fridays — 9:30am-Noon
Jerry Emer facilitates discussions of
assigned readings.
Bunco
Fridays — 1:30-3pm
January 9 & 30
Conversation and Social Time Wednesdays — 10am-Noon
Hanc Weiner provides instruction for February 6 & 27
Tuesdays — 9-11am
Bunco is a social dice game, involving
all skill levels. Many of the knitters
Socialize with your peers.
100% luck and no skill. Rules are
donate hats, scarves and gifts to
easy to learn, and everyone is
area shelters and charities.
welcome.
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Knitting and Crocheting
Happy Birthday
January Birthdays
1 Tamara Kane
10 Leo Becker
16 Rob Sowersby
21 Roxanne Levin
1 Greta Seaton
10 Elaine Fink
16 Ruth Wintroub
21 Merna Willner
2 Nick Kyriazopoulos
10 Seymour Podber
17 Ellen Kaplan
22 Diane Brandwein
2 Dottie Purpura
12 Marcia Sigel
17 Helen Kim
22 Robert Lipman
3 Joan Becker
12 Mary Wade
17 Sarah Marks
22 Sandra Mell
3 Rosalie Olivo
13 Phyllis Burman
17 Pat Thalman
24 Lorraine Abramson
3 Linda Petchenik
14 Evelyn Foltz
18 Sam Agins
24 Jean Lauer
3 Mark Petrynek
14 Rita Geller
18 Lois Lipkin
28 Roberta Owen
3 Chuck Sansone
14 Robert Naughten
18 Louise Pomeranz
28 Leon Weiss
4 Miller Kalom
14 Lee O'Mara
18 Ethel Rechtoris
29 Marvin Citro
5 Roberta Foxman
14 Milt Ruchim
18 Laurel Swartz
30 Sidney Aronoff
5 Eadie Heller
15 Marianne Arnoff
19 Ronald Baum
30 Lee Gallender
5 Harriet Rubin
15 Lee Kovarsky
19 Mary Beth Byrne
31 Iris Amit
5 Lisa Sandoff
15 Harriet Rubin
19 Eli Galford
31 Ruth A. Biesman
6 Ruth Wartenberg
15 Ida Silverman
19 Holly Zivin
31 Rochelle Ogaz
8 Florence Bell
15 Barbara Wald
20 Sherri Chedick
31 Merna Willner
8 Susan Johnson
16 Bobbie Levine
20 Mel Loeb
8 Naomi Weiss
16 Kathy O'Regan
20 Sandra Rich
2 Joyce Levin
8 Marsha Owens
15 Patricia Disselhorst
22 Ragnhild (Ronnie) Seiler
2 Joy Ann Serauskas
8 Trudman Sol
15 Elvira Mazzoni
23 Elaine Helke
2 Eleanor Weiman
9 Susan Weiner
15 Carol Thors
23 Joann Kuklinski
3 Barbara Croft
10 Arlene Blum
16 Raymond Newgard
25 Ron Cummings
3 Kerry Mac Vay
12 Phil Grossman
17 Clara Boron
26 Barbara Asher
3 Mary Thompson
12 Merle Small
17 Lee Saldinger
26 Caren Shepsky
4 Yasuko Okigawa
12 Mitzi Smith
18 Norma Buckman
27 J. Peter Anderson
5 Fern Abeles
13 Kerry MacVay
19 Ruth Arkiss
27 Kenneth Padgitt
6 Marshall Berman
13 Lillian Mankoff
20 Barbara Oguss
28 Jerry Dolins
6 Joan Gessler
13 Rochele Rose
21 JoAnne Levin
28 Ruth Sutker
7 Mary Jane McCarthy
14 Robert Chase
22 Natalie Cohen
8 Edith Nash
14 Judy Wason
22 Mary Parker
February Birthdays
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PRESORTED
STANDARD
US POSTAGE
PAID
Northbrook, IL
PERMIT NO. 76
Northbrook Park District
Senior Center
3323 Walters Avenue
Northbrook, IL 60062
Phone: 847·291·2988
Office Hours
Monday-Friday
9am-4pm
Senior Center Staff
Frank Lamberti — Leisure Services Manager
Kathy Liuzza — Office Coordinator
JoAnn Nelson — Office Coordinator
Social Services
Tess Torvik, M.S.W.
North Shore Senior Center
Social Services Department
Join us for a wonderful free family event!
Saturday, January 10 from 11am-1:30pm
Meadowhill Park—1479 Maple Avenue
• Horse-Drawn Trolley Rides
• Ice Sculpture Demonstrations
• Dog Sled Demonstrations
• Bonfire with S’mores
• Holiday Bingo
No dogs are allowed in the park during the event. Some activities are weather-dependent.