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Senior SceneSenior Parties at the Oakton Community CenterWinter 2016-17Dust off your lederhosenand celebrate fall and allthings Bavarian with atraditional German buffet and live polkamusic provided by Eddie Korosa Jr! Register atInterested in a senior exercise class?least one week in advance.March 31 at the Oakton Community Center361263-01 15/ 19Try them all out for free!Classes will be previewed in20 minute increments beginning at 10 a.m.KDRINOctober 2512-2P1105Call (847) 674-1500, ext. 2700Join us for a frighteningly fun afternoon of live for more information.entertainment by Peter Miletic, bingo, and a chicken,pasta and a salad buffet. Prizes will be awarded for thecostume contest. Register by October 18.See Senior Exercise classes on page 7361261-01 12/ 15Laramie Card ClubThursdays, 9:30 a.m.–12 p.m.at the Oakton CenterDecember 6 12-2PWear your most festive sweater and accessories! Enjoylive holiday entertainment by Edizon Dayao, a chickenand beef buffet, bingo and prizes. Register byDecember 1.361262-01 12/ 15Play bridge and other card games, enjoy refreshmentsand chat. Foursomes and new walk-ins welcome.Prices based on a one year membership.Call (847) 674-1500, ext. 2700 for more information.sponsored by:Senior Scene 1 16/ 20(annual membership fee)
Senior Day TripsAll Senior Day Trips are for ages 55 and depart from the Oakton Community Center.Walnut RoomThe world famous Walnut Room has been a Chicagotradition since 1907. Join us on this winter adventureas we board Skokie’s Yellow Line train straight into theMacy’s basement just a few floors below the restaurant.We will include two hours of free time to shop as youlike. Lunch, a Skokie staff chaperone, and Ventra cardtransportation included.470652-01 M1/910A-5P 50/ 63Tony ‘n Tina’s WeddingDust off your dancing shoes and get ready to take partin this hilarious interactive dinner theater experience.Tony ‘n’ Tina’s Wedding invites guests to the brandnew Chicago Theater Works for an afternoon of laughs,dancing, and pasta dinner! Price includes transportation,lunch, and wedding cake for dessert!470655-01 W1/1811A-4P 70/ 88Dining Room at Kendall CollegeExperience contemporary and exquisite dining onthe Kendall College campus with extraordinary viewsof the Chicago skyline. Culinary arts and hospitalitymanagement students will prepare and serve lunch inthis living classroom. Lunch will include a first course,main course, and dessert. Menu is seasonal and notavailable at time of printing.470651-01 Tu1/2411A-3P 40/ 50Galo’s Salt Cave and Jolly InnExperience the magical world of Galo’s Salt Cave inChicago, where the air is saturated with particles ofiodine and salt. Rest and enjoy 45 minutes of purerelaxation in the 70 degree cave with 35% humidity. Bringan extra pair of socks and dress in loose fitting clothing.Lunch will be next door at the Jolly Inn, which servesa traditional buffet of Polish entrees. Transportationincluded.470656-01 Th3/1611A-3P 30/ 38Art in Bloom at Milwaukee Art MuseumShake off the winter doldrums at the beloved Art inBloom festivities at the Milwaukee Art Museum. Viewstunning art-inspired floral installations in the newlyrenovated collection galleries, as well as botanic andlandscape features. Browse marketplaces filled withflowers, clothing, beauty products, garden accessories,and more from local vendors and artisans. Lunch isavailable for purchase at a few different locations withinthe museum. Price includes admission to museumand transportation. Join us on this unique trip as wecelebrate art through flowers.470657-01 Th3/238:15A-4P 40/ 50Milwaukee Art Museum“Stayin’ Alive” at Drury LaneTake a trip back into the ‘70s at the Drury Laneproduction of Saturday Night Fever. Featuring favoriteBee Gees hits such as “Stayin’ Alive” and “More Than aWoman,” this classic will have you dancing in the aisle.Transportation, ticket and lunch included. Lunch willinclude soup of the day, with a choice of pecan crustedtilapia or roast beef for an entrée. Please give your choiceof lunch at time of registration.470654-01 Th2/210A-6P 75/ 94Pinstripes—NorthbrookJoin other Skokie seniors in a competitive game ofbowling. We will have the lanes to bowl for 90 minutesand enjoy a personal pizza, unlimited soft drinks andbrownies for dessert!470653-01 W2/2210A-2P 25/ 31Cancellations must be made at least seven days inadvance to receive a refund.Senior Scene 2
Senior Parties at OaktonTuesday, February 1410 – 11:30 a.m.BINGO PARTYCelebrate Valentine’s Day with a little candy,bingo and refreshments.Please register at least one week in advance.Resident: 8Non-resident: 10Registration #461261-01Senior Spring FlingTuesday March 21 Noon – 2 p.m.Spring is in the air! Join the Skokie seniors for an afternoon of lunch, bingo, and live entertainment.Prizes will be awarded for bingo! Lunch will include a chicken and beef buffet.Registration deadline is March 14.Resident: 12Non-resident: 15Registration #461262-01Senior Scene 3
Senior ProgramsAARP Smart Driver CourseIn this classroom refresher course you must attend onboth Tuesday and Thursday. Visit the Oakton Centerto register and reserve a spot. AARP member and nonmember fees are paid to the instructor on the day ofclass; please bring a check made out to AARP. Fees belowindicate AARP members/non-members. Call (847) 6741500 ext. 2700 for additional information.January415246-01 Tu,Th 1/17-1/19 9A-1P 15/ 20February415246-02 Tu,Th 2/14-2/16 9A-1P 15/ 20March415246-03 Tu,Th 3/21-3/23 9A-1P 15/ 20Canasta LessonsLearn the basics of this classic card game and playwith other players. Please register at least one week inadvance of this class.430263-01 W2/1-2/2211A-12:15P 15/ 19430263-02 W3/1-3/2211A-12:15P 15/ 19Mah Jong LessonsEstelle Greenberg has been playing Mah Jong for morethan 45 years. Bring your own Mah Jong card to class,which can be purchased at many gift shops. Please preregister for this class at least one week in advance.Beginner430268-01 Th2/2-2/2311A-12:15P 15/ 19Intermediate430268-02 Th3/2-3/2311A-12:15P 15/ 19Senior Scene 4
Free Senior ProgramsHumanitiesDifferent topics are discussed weekly and speakers areinvited to address the group on different current events.This group meets at the Oakton Community Center,Mondays at 9:30 a.m. No membership required!German Conversational GroupA group of native speakers to beginners. Shareexperiences, culture, memories and backgrounds whilepracticing German. Join us for a fun and educationaltime! Group meets every first and third Thursday of themonth from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at the Oakton Center.Medicare 101Beth Lindley, Social Worker and SHIP Coordinator forthe Village of Skokie Human Services will give you anoverview of the Medicare program and share informationwhich will help you with health care decisions in thefuture. Please register in advance.430264-01 Th2/231-2PfreeMedicare and MoreBeth Lindley, Social Worker and SHIP coordinator for theVillage of Skokie Human Services will review the array ofentitlement programs that may help stretch a budget,if eligible. If you are not already enrolled in the BenefitsAccess Program, LIHEAP, Lifeline, Medicare SavingsProgram or the Low Income Subsidy (Extra Help), youwill learn about program requirements and where togo to access these programs. Please register at least oneweek in advance for this class.430265-01 Th3/231-2PfreeMedicare Part C: Advantage PlanMedicare Part C is an alternative to traditional Medicarewith Supplemental Coverage. So is it an advantage ornot? The answer has very individual implications andfor some, it could be a savvy way to stretch your healthcoverage budget. Beth Lindley, Social Worker and SHIPCoordinator for the Village of Skokie Human Services willreview this program which is often met with skepticismor confusion. Please register at least one week in advanceto meet the class minimum.430260-01 Th1/261-2PfreeFree Village of Skokie Programs Call (847) 933-8208 for more informationNew Address: All classes meet at Village Hall, 5127 Oakton St. unless otherwise noted.Rules of the RoadReview for driver’s examinationFirst Monday of every month 9:15 a.m. to 12 p.m.Low Vision Support Group2nd Tuesday of every month 1:30 to 3 p.m.Simple Will/Durable Power of Attorney/Living Will ProgramThis is for low-income seniors who meet the incomerequirements. Call for details and, if you qualify, to beput on a waiting list. (We must have at least 7-8 peopleinterested before an attorney will come to our office.)There is a fee charged by the Attorney for this program.Chess5120 GalitzAnyone interested in conversing in Yiddish is welcome.No fee or registration required.3rd and 4th Tuesday of every month 1:30 p.m.Medicare Supplement Claims Assistance/Senior Health Insurance ProgramBy appointment onlyFOCUS (For Optically Challenged Upbeat Sorts)2nd Wednesday of every month 7 to 8:30 p.m.A low vision support group targeting Baby Boomers(but all interested are welcome to attend).Meeting place: Conference Room F, Skokie Village HallFamily Caregiver Support Group5120 GalitzWednesdays & Fridays 12 to 4:30 p.m.Stamp ClubConversational Yiddish5120 Galitz1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month 1:30 p.m.Join others who are caring for an older adult to discusscaregiving issues and concerns. Because the focus is onthe caregiver, caregivers can openly discuss their owndifficulties in a caring, non-judgmental atmosphere.Group meets on the fourth Wednesday of each month10–11:30 a.m.Senior Scene 5
Senior Dining and Shopping TripsLunch BunchJoin us as we head to a different lunch location everymonth. The fee includes transportation only. Cost oflunch is on your own.The Original Granny’s—WheelingBreakfast and lunch served all day433161-01 Tu1/311:30A-2P 5/ 6Boston Fish Market—Des PlainesFresh fish and seafood433161-02 Tu2/711:30A-2P 5/ 6Manny’s Deli—ChicagoCounter service delicatessen433161-03 Tu3/711:30A-2P 5/ 6Dining Out TripsJoin us as we venture to various restaurants in theChicagoland area. The fee includes transportationonly. Cost of dinner is on your own.House of Szchewan—Des PlainesAsian cuisine470862-01 Th1/264:30-8P 5/ 6Jay Lovell’s—HighwoodAmerican comfort food470862-02 Th2/164:30-8P 5/ 6Mesa Urbana—NorthbrookAuthentic Mexican cuisine470862-03 Th3/304:30-8P 5/ 6Monthly Mall TripsTravel to a new shopping spot every month.Cost is for transportation only.Woodfield Mall—Schaumburg433162-01 Tu1/1010A-4PIKEA—Schaumburg433162-02 Tu2/2810A-4PFashion Outlets—Rosemont433162-03 Tu3/1410A-4P 5/ 6 5/ 6 5/ 6Senior Scene 6
Senior ExerciseAll classes are for ages 55 and above, and are located at the Oakton Community Center unless otherwise noted.Tai Chi ChihDesigned for seniors, Tai Chi Chih explores movingmeditation, relaxing the body, refreshing the mind, andpromoting health and longevity. Improve your weight,blood pressure, balance, flexibility and coordination.Please register in advance. Instructor: Alla MeersonAge: 50 Location: Oakton CenterBeginner454562-01 Tu1/3-3/219:15-10:30A 48/ 60Intermediate454562-02 Tu1/3-3/2110:30-11:45A 48/ 60Senior Exercise IJoin us for stretching and bending of both the upperand lower body. Class is taught by a volunteer seniorinstructor.455460-01 M,F 1/2-3/2410:15-11:15A 4/ 5Senior Exercise IISenior Stretch and StrengthStretching and strengthening are keys to maintaininga healthy exercise routine. Includes light weights withoptional mat work as well. Instructor: Pnina Zygman455464-01 W1/4-3/221-2P 48/ 60Combo Senior Chair Pilates and StretchingCombines elements of both senior chair Pilates,stretching and strengthening. Instructor: Pnina Zygman455465-01 F1/6-3/2412-1P 48/ 60Total Body Fitness for SeniorsTone your entire body through easy aerobic moves andimprove your functional strength, balance and flexibility.This class will accommodate varying physical abilities.Includes a chair workout. Certified Instructor: JanisArgianis455462-01 Th1/5-3/2310:15-11:15A 48/ 60Join us for more advanced stretching and bending of boththe upper and lower body. You will work every musclegroup using light weights, low impact aerobics, andchair workouts. Certified instructors: Katrina Klosowiakand Janis Argianis455461-11 M,F 1/2-3/249-10A 60/ 75455461-12 M1/2-3/209-10A 36/ 45455461-13 F1/6-3/249-10A 36/ 45455461-14 M,F 1/2-3/2410:15-11:15A 60/ 75455461-15 M1/2-3/2010:15-11:15A 36/ 45455461-16 F1/6-3/2410:15-11:15A 36/ 45Zumba GoldZumba moves for active adults is a Latin dance-basedaerobic class. Certified instructor: Leslye Jones-Beaty.455466-01 Tu1/3-3/2110-11A 48/ 60455466-02 M1/2-3/205:30-6:30P 48/ 60Senior Chair PilatesStrengthen your core muscles to improve alignment.Stretch and strengthen in this no-impact balance of mind/body exercise. Modified activities will accommodatephysical abilities. Instructor: Pnina Zygman455463-01 M1/2-3/201-2P 48/ 60Senior Scene 7
PRSRT STDU.S. PostagePAIDSKOKIE, ILPERMIT NO. 238Weber Leisure Center9300 Weber Park PlaceSkokie, Illinois 60077www.SkokieParks.org*****ECRWSS*****LOCAL RESIDENTSSKOKIE, ILTO:Senior Lounge4701 Oakton St.Available to Skokie Residents 55 & better. Located at the Oakton Community Centeroffering big screen TV, computers, card tables and booksLounge Hours: Monday–Friday: 8:30 a.m.–6 p.m. & Saturday & Sunday: 9 a.m.–4 p.m.Free Movie & Popcorn DaysDec 14 Big Fat Greek Wedding 2Comedy/Romance starring NiaVardolos and John CorbettJan. 4 GhostbustersAction/Comedy starring MelissaMcCarthy & Kristen WiigJan. 18 Me Before YouRomance/Drama starring EmilyClarke & Sam ClaflinFeb. 1 The Jungle BookFamily Film Starring Neel Sethi andIdris ElbaFeb. 15 SpyComedy/Action starring MelissaMcCarthy and Jason StathamMarch 1 Pitch Perfect 2Comedy/Musical starring AnnaKendrick & Rebel WilsonMarch 15 The RevenantSuspense/Drama starring LeonardoDiCaprio & Tom HardyMarch 29 RaceDrama starring Stephan James &Jeremy IronsFree Drop-in ProgramsMondayHumanities Discussions 9:30–11:30AMah Jong Club 12–3:30PTuesdayMah Jong Club & Canasta 11A–2PWednesdayMovie Day (see left) 1PMah Jong Club 1–3:30PThursdayLaramie Card Club (see p. 1) 9:30A–12PGerman Conversation Group 1–2:30P(first & third Thursdays)FridayOpen Lounge 8:30A–7PSaturdayOpen Lounge 9A–6PSundayOpen Lounge 9A–6P
Macy’s basement just a few floors below the restaurant. We will include two hours of free time to shop as you like. Lunch, a Skokie staff chaperone, and Ventra card transportation included. 470652-01 M 1/9 10A-5P 50/ 63 Tony ‘n Tina’s Wedding
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