Inside This Issue:
H a p p e n i n g s
P T S C C P T S C C
Business Hours: 8:30am - 5:00pm Monday-Friday
Doors closed at 4:30pm
Staff / Board Pg. 2
From the Director
Pg. 3
Fundraiser Highlights
Pg. 4-5
Meet the Staff Plus raffle winners
Pg. 6
Special Events (Golf, Gift Shop, computers, taxes &
skate game)
Pg. 7
Center News (Health screenings, Drum Circle & Massage, cookie
walk)
Pg. 8
Center News (Daily list, & Art Classes, Mah Jongg
Lessons)
Pg. 9
Center News (café, travel lunch)
Pg. 10
Health & Fitness (driving classes)
Pg. 11
Trips Pg. 12-14
Social Services Pg. 15-16
Russian Page Pg. 17
Latino Page Pg. 18
Corporate Members
Pg. 19
Corporate
Spotlight
Back
Page
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CONTINUING SUPPORTERSCONTINUING SUPPORTERS
AgeOptions Community Consolidated School District 15 United WayAgeOptions Community Consolidated School District 15 United Way
Palatine Township Palatine Park District Village of Palatine Palatine Township Palatine Park District Village of Palatine
COME FOR THE FRIENDSHIP COME FOR THE FRIENDSHIP
-- STAY FOR THE FUN!!!STAY FOR THE FUN!!!
Most activities run
between 9am - 4pm. “To live is so startling it leaves little time for anything
else.”
-Emily Dickinson
See Closure list on
back page.
PTSCC yearly individual membership for 2016 is $40. Your membership gives you discounts on trips & center activities, and you are also entitled to use the fitness room,
billiards room and public access computer. Join today!
SERVING OLDER ACTIVE ADULTS FOR OVER 40 YEARS SERVING OLDER ACTIVE ADULTS FOR OVER 40 YEARS SERVING OLDER ACTIVE ADULTS FOR OVER 40 YEARS
While you are here, join us for lunch at ‘Our Place Café’.
The cost is only a $3.50 donation, if you are 60 or better.
See page 10 for lunch special events.
Call 847.776.7261 to reserve your spot. Meals are served at 11:30am.
NEW Bagels & games offerings, see details page 10
New things to check out at
PTSCC
Fundraising Events Pg. 3 - 5
Drum Circle & more Pg. 8
Special Parties & Events Pg. 10
Medicare Part D Pg. 16
Fall Festival - Mon. Sept, 14, 2015
highlighted PTSCC activities, café lunch & an opportunity to meet our Corporate Sponsors &
continuing sponsors (listed in this booklet).
Thank you to Prism Health Care Services & Alden Health Care & Senior Living for providing our 2015 Nutritional Presentations. We acquired some new recipes & enjoyed tasting smoothies, fondue options & other healthy snacks.
P a g e 2 H a p p e n i n g s
Our Mission ~ To provide programs and services which support older adults and their families by encouraging
independence, well-being and connection to the community.
BOARD MEETINGS Members are encouraged to attend meetings of the Board of Directors to express any comments or suggestions regarding PTSCC. Board Meetings are held at the Palatine Township Senior Center, 505 S. Quentin Road at 5:00 pm, the last Tuesday of each month.
Tues., Jan. 5, 2016 at 5pm Tues., Feb. 23, 2016 at 5pm Tues., March 29, 2016 at 5pm Mon., April 25, 2016 at Noon (Annual Meeting)
Please call the Main Office 847.991.1112 to make sure there are no scheduling changes.
PTSCC STAFF Carol Reagan, Executive Director
Nancy Frenk, Director of Social Services
Diane Lancour, Program Director
Kate Johnson, Development Associate
Antonia D. Gámez, Latino Liaison
Nina Vaynrub, Russian Liaison
Lisa Boatright, Social Service Rep.
Teri Mercer, Administrative Assistant
Diane McFadden, Adult Day Coordinator
Glenn Zera, Facility Coordinator
Nancy Klintworth, Facility Assistant
Russ Freitas, Building Supervisor
Lauren Milani, Development Assistant
Karen Halla, Food Service Aide
Carolyn Stein, Food Service Aide
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Karen Fay - Chair
Donelda Danz - First Vice Chair
Diane Iser- Second Vice Chair
Bob Haas - Secretary
Stephen Smalenberger - Treasurer
Laurie Stock - Immediate Past Chair
Kelly Anderson
Ajoy Batra
Phyllis Benstein
Jenny Garcia-Macko
Sheila Schwartz
Marla Shapiro-Gillen
Mary Stevens
Mary Szuch
Barbara Tomasello
Palatine Township Senior Citizens Council does not discriminate in admission to programs or activities in compliance with the Illinois Human Rights Act, the U.S. Civil
Rights Act, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, the Age Discrimination Act, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, and the U.S. and Illinois Constitutions.
Grievance procedures are available through the Executive Director for any individual who believes he or she has been discriminated against in programs and services.
If you feel that you have been discriminated against, you have the right to file a complaint. For information, contact Carol Reagan at 847.991.1112.
PALATINE TOWNSHIP SENIOR CITIZENS COUNCIL
Wish list
Large Baskets
Wired ribbon for the baskets
Snow Shovels
We kick off each year with a “find the picture” & this year it is a set of skates, pictured to the right. Drawing will be Monday Feb. 8, 2016.
See page 7 for more details. Prizes for 2016 1st prize $20 gift card, 2nd prize $25 PTSCC trip voucher, & 3rd $10 gift card Starbucks. Best of luck to you!!
HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM THE PTSCC STAFF!
WE HOPE YOU JOIN US IN 2016 FOR MORE
CAFÉ PARTY FUN!
CAROL’S CORNER CAROL’S CORNER From the Executive Director
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Volunteer Recognition date announcement
Friday April 22, 2016 from 4-5pm.
We are thankful for all you do at PTSCC. Join us as we celebrate you & your sharing of time in the community. Watch for your invitation!
Thank you for all the support of our 10th annual Get Wild About Girls Night Out Fundraiser! We raised over $10,000 for the programs and services of the Palatine Township Senior Center.
Girls Night Out Fundraiser – September 24, 2015
Special thanks to:
Girls Night Out Committee: Chair: Mary Szuch; Committee Members: Kelly Anderson, Phyllis Benstein, Kate Johnson, Lauren Milani, Carol Reagan, Joan Scovic, Marla Shapiro-Gillen, Laurie Stock, Barbara Tomasello,
Ann Vatch.
Palatine Park District for their help with printing the flyers and posters. Visit www.palatineparks.org.
Joan Scovic for her outstanding graphic design work & video creation.
KC Printing for their discounted printing of the program. Visit www.kcprint.com.
Durty Nellie’s for their generous support of PTSCC and this fundraising event.
Bob Kramer for his excellent photographs of Girls Night Out. Visit www.kramerphotographers.com.
Picture Bugg Photo Booth for a fun photo booth experience.
Loren Freeman with Event Mobile Sound for the great music.
Thank you to our Food Providers & Pampering stations:
DEIGNAN FAMILY
CHIROPRACTIC
DJ Sponsor
Marla & Bill Gillen
Photo Booth Sponsor
Carol & Dennis Reagan
P a g e 4 H a p p e n i n g s
Platinum Reserve Sponsors
Diamond Sponsors Ruby Sponsor
Pearl Sponsors
Bob & Taryn Haas
Sapphire Sponsors Inland Bank and Trust, Lake Zurich Inverness Cleaners & Tailors, Inc. Sheila & Selwyn Schwartz
Girls Night out Goody Bag Donors
Addolorata Villa-Franciscan Communities Advantage Cleaners Phyllis Benstein/Mary Kay Cosmetics Berry Yo Frozen Yogurt First Midwest Bank Georgio’s Chicago Pizzeria & Pub Herbalife/Ted Czechorski Lavelle Law, LTD Northwest Community Healthcare Palatine Bank and Trust Palatine Park District Photo’s Hotdogs Plum Creek Supportive Living Signature Popcorn Sport Clips – Palatine
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Girls Night Out Donors Includes raffle items, ads, wine & champagne and door prize donors
Please support all of the community-minded companies that have contributed so generously with their sponsorship donations, raffle item donations, advertisements, goody bag donations, wine & champagne donations and door prize donations.
Advantage Cleaners Kelly Anderson Anonymous Lisa Boatright Belmont Village Phyllis Benstein/Mary Kay & Monat Berry Yo Frozen yogurt Bloom Beauty Studio Lyn Bremanis Bill & Joan Burtis C & A Robot Factory Barbara Churchill Rocky Cloch Coopers Hawk Donelda Danz Deignan Family Chiropractic Design Toscano, Inc. d’Vine Wine Jenna Dunn Elk Grove Bowl First Midwest Bank Karen Fay Nancy Frenk Antonia D. Gamez Jenny Garcia-Macko Bob Haas Hairsay, Inc. Herbalife/Ted Czechorski Holiday Inn Express, Palatine Honeyberry Café Immanuel Lutheran Church & School Kate Johnson Diane Lancour Lavelle Law, LTD Lou Malnati’s Loving Care Animal Hospital Lynfred Winery
Judy Mandolini, H&R Block Marin Auto Repair Mario Tricoci Lauren & Anna Milani Northwest Spine & Healthcare Nothing Bundt Cakes PHS Pirate Boosters Palatine Park District Pizza Bella PTSCC Quilters Carol Reagan Salon MMM… Salt Creek Park District Sheila Schwartz Joan Scovic Serenity Massage Marla Shapiro-Gillen Shine Body Therapies Stephen Smalenberger Sports Clips – Palatine Laurie Stock Superdawg Drive-In Tap House Grill The Arcada Theater The Popcorn Factory The South Barrington Club The Szuch Family Barbara & Rich Tomasello Nina Vaynrub
We hope you can join us in 2016 for
any of the following Fund Raisers:
Beer Tasting / Summer Kickoff
Mah Jongg Tournament
Fall Festival
Girls Night Out
Cookie Walk
Be sure to check our website for
dates www.ptscc.org
Mark your calendars for PTSCC’s sixteenth annual Caring Hearts Gala, Saturday, February 20, 2016, Cotillion Banquets, 360 South Creekside, Palatine. Join John Melone of Pan American Bank, Honorary Chair & PTSCC Board member Donelda Danz Gala Chair, for this evening of dinner, dancing, raffles, live and silent auctions. Sponsorship opportunities are available. Contact Carol at 847.991.1112
or [email protected] for information.
16th Annual Gala, “Gala of Thrones: A Medieval Ball” Save the Date – Saturday, February 20, 2016
RAFFLE WINNERSRAFFLE WINNERS
September 2015 October 2015 November 2015
$100 Mary Turner $100 Louise Stein $100 Judiann Quinn
$50 Charles Nathaus $50 Dorothy Kain $50 Lorene Mezaros $25 Susan Gaska $25 Gary Dorn $25 Barbara Nathaus
$25 Judy Ford $25 Barb Feinsinger $25 Elizabeth Nolan
P a g e 6 H a p p e n i n g s MEET THE STAFF
Carol Reagan
Executive Director
Kate Johnson
Development Associate
Laren Milani
Development Asst.
Teri Mercer
Admin. Asst.
Nancy Frenk
Director Of Soc. Services
Lisa Boatright
Soc. Services Rep.
Antonia D. Gámez
Latino Liaison
Nina Vaynrub
Russian Liaison
Jeanie Martin
Soc. Service Intern
Diane McFadden
Adult Day Coord.
Diane Lancour
Program Director
Glenn Zera
Facility Coordinator
Nancy Klintworth
Facility Asst.
Carolyn Stein
Food Service Aide
Karen Halla
Food Service Aide
Not pictured
Russ Freitas
Bldg. Supervisor
GIFT SHOP - Located on the Main floor near door #1 and the Wellness Room.
Do you have a smart phone, tablet, or device and have
questions?
We at PTSCC can help.
Each Thursday from 10am-Noon technology/computer lab volunteers are available for technology support and instruction.
Bring in your device if you are able, and our volunteers will do their best to help you better work your device.
Some areas of assistance: smart phones – tablets – laptops and desktops – digital cameras – bluetooth devices wireless devices –
memory sticks, portable backups
No appointment is needed to attend or receive help.
We ask that visits be limited to 30 minutes. Volunteers leave
at noon; please consider this if you arrive after 11:30 am.
50 + Computer Learning Center
‘Second Hand Rose’ Gift Shop NEW hours:
Monday, Wednesday & Thursday: 10am - 12pm
SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL EVENTS
A wonderful end-of-year brunch, looking forward to 2016.
Registration forms will be ready after Jan. 20, 2016. 2016 GOLF SEASON2016 GOLF SEASON
Join us in 2016 for fellowship and some refreshing outdoor exercise. It’s a great way to build friendships with other seniors who enjoy the game of golf.
Contact Glenn Zera for more information. [email protected] or 847.991.1112 x243
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NEW IN 2016 - enjoy bagels
& computer time.
See details pg 10.
2015 Tax returns will be prepared Feb. 2 - April 15
You can call after January 15, 2016 to set up an
appt. Tuesdays 9am-noon, Fridays noon-3pm.
Skate contest. Submit on a separate sheet of paper the pages & the location on the page, where you have found the skates. Your name will be placed in a drawing & 3 winners will be
picked on Monday February 8, 2016.
Please include your name & phone number. Submit your guess by February 1, 2016.
1st prize $20 gift card, 2nd prize $25 PTSCC trip voucher, 3rd prize $10 gift card Starbucks
Happy Hunting!
2016 Tax Season is coming up soon.
If you are interested in becoming an AARP Tax Counselor please contact Mike Thompson at [email protected]
While you are here, please join us for lunch. Our café is open from 11:30-12:30pm. The cost is only a $3.50 suggested donation, for anyone 60 and better. Meals may include: BLT chicken salad, meatloaf, potato crusted fish, Greek chicken. Just check out the PTSCC website for the monthly menu www.ptscc.org
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Join the Community Drum Circle led by Nancy Frenk, Director of Social Services. A drum circle is an opportunity to discover the joys of rhythm, increase your self-expression & creativity, make new friends and have FUN! Additional benefits include: an increase of
cancer-killing cells, reverse effects of stress on your DNA, strengthens your immune system & offers circulatory stimulation. Drums & percussion instruments are provided and
no musical background is needed. Join us Thursday, February 25, 2016 from 9:30-10:30am in the Multipurpose room.
To register for this FREE event, stop by the Main Office or call 847.991.1112.
CENTER ANNOUNCEMENTSCENTER ANNOUNCEMENTS
FREE BLOOD PRESSURE READINGS by
Northwest Community Healthcare, first Monday of each
month: 12 - 1pm.
2016 NEW PODIATRY OFFICE HOURS
Dr. Nick Ivancevic is here the following Wednesdays: Jan. 13, Feb. 17, Mar. 16, 2016.
Contact the doctor’s office to make an appointment, 630.782.6557. Appointments are
required & are available from 9:15am - 1pm.
Insurance will be billed. Most insurances accepted, except HMOs.
We offer FREE hearing screenings on the second Monday of each month from 10-11am. These are free screenings & evaluations by Zounds Hearing. The representative will assist you in evaluating your hearing concerns & discuss
positive alternatives. Please register in the Main Office; each appointment is about 5-10 minutes long.
Free Hearing Screening: The second Monday of each month
On the following Mondays, relax with a massage from Laura. Jan. 11, Feb. 8, Mar. 14, April 11, 2016. The cost is $30 to the specialist & $5 to PTSCC as a donation.
Sign up today & help support PTSCC!!!
Pampering opportunities at PTSCC, a fundraiser
Laura
COOKIE WALK 2015
Thank you to everyone who donated goodies, raffle items & their time to help make the 2015 cookie walk a success. We raised about $650 in cookie sales, and another $150 between the quilt & holiday raffle.
Nancy Kane was the excited winner of the turkey this year, donated by ManorCare.
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MONDAYS:
Chair Yoga 9am
Stamping 10am
Sit & Be Fit 10:00 - 10:30am
Line Dancing 10:45am - 12pm
Game Day 11:30 - 2:30pm
Pinochle 12:30 - 4:30pm
Mah Jongg 12:30 - 4:30pm
TUESDAYS:
Bridge Club 12 - 3pm
WEDNESDAYS:
Hearts (cards) 9am - Noon
T.O.P.S. 9:30am
Wii 10 - 11:30am
Serious Poker 11:30am
Mah Jongg 12:30 - 4:30pm
Quilting 12:30 - 2:30pm
THURSDAYS:
Chair Yoga 9am
Open Computer Lab - 10am-Noon
Sit & Be Fit 10 - 10:30am
Social Poker 10:30am
Bags 11am
Cribbage 11am
Bingo 12:30 - 3pm
Tai Chi 3-4pm
FRIDAYS:
Ceramics 9 - 11am
Social Bridge 10am - 1pm
Serious Poker 11:30am
Pinochle 12:30 - 4:30pm
Please call 847.991.1112 to register for any Art Activity.
Our daily activities, such as art & games, are designed to challenge
and inspire you & get your creative skills moving.
AR T AC TI V I T IESAR T AC TI V I T IES
CERAMICS - Fridays, 9am - 11am. Receive a free
piece of Bisque pottery to paint & fire at the first class; each session is $4. Join us for a morning of creativity & fellowship.
Interest has increased & we are welcoming new
members on a weekly basis. Join us!
WEDNESDAY QUILTING, SEWING & KNITTING GROUP - Drop in and share some time with people who share your passion for any of these skills listed. This is a wonderful time to relax and have a space to work on your special projects.
CHINA PAINTING GROUP - The Porcelain by Design group meets the third Friday of each month. If you are interested in joining, call Sally at 847.358.3641 for more details.
They are already preparing for their next design. Join this group for fellowship, sewing, knitting & more.
STAMPING ART for making cards & postcards - join us on Mondays, 10 - 11am in the Multipurpose room and create
your own special birthday or Holiday Cards for just
$1 for up to 4 cards or note cards
CENTER ANNOUNCEMENTSCENTER ANNOUNCEMENTS
While you are here, join us for lunch at ‘Our Place Café’.
The cost is only a $3.50 donation, if you are 60 or better.
Call 847.776.7261 to reserve your spot. Meals are served at 11:30am.
Mah Jongg Lessons (4 dates)
Monday April 11, 18, 25 & May 2
1-3pm
$25 for Members
$30 for Non-Members
Please register by February 15, 2016 to secure a space. Space is limited to the first 8 people.
TRAVELING NOON LUNCH CLUB 2015
Fri., Dec. 11, Olive Garden, 630 E. Rand Rd., Arlington Hts., IL
Fri., Jan. 15, Billy’s Pancake House, 440 W. NW Hwy., Palatine, IL
Fri., Feb. 19, Emmetts, 110 N. Brockway, Palatine, IL
Fri., Mar. 18, Heng Wing, 121 W. Palatine Rd., Palatine, IL
The Traveling Lunch Club meets the third Friday of every month at a different restaurant. We have a group of about 15 people who come for the fellowship and to try out new restaurants. New members are always welcome. Please call, PTSCC 847.991.1112, so we can include you in the reservation count. You purchase the lunch on your own; PTSCC simply makes the reservation for the group.
HAVE YOU EVER WANTED TO CHECK OUT A NEW RESTAURANT, BUT DID NOT HAVE ANYONE TO SHARE THAT TIME WITH YOU? YOU ARE WELCOME TO JOIN US, AT 11:30AM.
Special Sponsored Luncheons at ‘Our Place Café’
Please check the Dry Erase Board in the ‘Our Place Café’ for special upcoming 2016 parties - movie & game options.
If you are interested in setting up some time to play bags, billiards or Wii, please
contact Glenn at 847.991.1112 x243 or [email protected]
Already scheduled Parties & Special Events
Mon., Dec. 14 - Holiday Party $5, sponsored in part by Belmont Village, Live entertainment from an Elvis Impersonator 11:45am - 12:30pm
Thurs., Jan. 7, 2016 - New Years Party $5
Mon., Feb. 8, 2016 - Mardi Gras Party, $5, sponsored in part by Lexington Health
Thurs., Mar. 10 Understanding ALL your choices for Long Term Care Protection by Maude Financial, 10:30-11:30. FREE presentation.
Wed., March 16, 2016, FREE Presentation during lunch at 11:30, topic Volunteerism with RSVP agency.
Thurs., March 17, 2016 - St. Patty Day Party, $5, sponsored in part by ManorCare, live entertainment by Eddie Korosa, from 11:45am - 12:30pm
Mon., Mar. 21, 11am - Alden & Prism Café Nutrition presentation
Thurs., April 7, 2016 - “Just for the Fun of it” Café Party $5, sponsored in part by Belmont Village
Mon., May 9, 2016 - Mother’s Day Celebration Party, $5
CENTER ANNOUNCEMENTSCENTER ANNOUNCEMENTS H a p p e n i n g s P a g e 1 0
Starting in January 2016
Join us for any of the activities below the first full
week of the month for bagels & games:
(Jan. 4, Feb. 1, Mar. 7, April 4, 2016)
PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE, SO WE HAVE ENOUGH BAGELS!
Stamping (Mon., 10am); Wii bowling (Wed., 10am)
Bags (Thurs., 11am); Computer lab (Thurs., 10am)
Attend any of the above 10 times between Jan. - April 20th and receive a café voucher for lunch. Please see Diane or Glenn to pick up
your activity punch card.
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CENTER ANNOUNCEMENTSCENTER ANNOUNCEMENTS
HEALTH & FITNESS ACTIVITIESHEALTH & FITNESS ACTIVITIES
The activities offered at PTSCC are designed to encourage a healthy lifestyle & foster independence. We offer everything from high-energy Line Dancing classes to gentle exercise
such as Sit & Be Fit or Tai Chi.
TAI CHI - One Hour Class: Thurs. 3pm This class focuses on balance and smooth movements to strengthen your core.
(First class is FREE) Cost is $5 for Members & $6 for non-members per class.
Call 847.991.1112 for details.
Chair Yoga, Monday & Thursday at 9am. A 45 minute class $2 for Members / $3 for Non-Members. Wonderful for breathing & relaxation.
Please call the Main Office for details, 847.991.1112. First class is FREE.
SIT & BE FIT - Monday & Thursday, 10 - 10:30am: $3 Members /
$4 Non-Members per class. This is a wonderful 30 minute set of exercises,
sitting & standing, to keep you moving. First Class is FREE.
LINE DANCING FIRST CLASS IS FREE
Class size is limited to 15 maximum.
Intermediate to Advanced instruction: Mondays, 10:45am - 12pm
Cost is $4 per person, per lesson.
RULES OF THE ROAD: No Charge
Thurs. January 28, & April 28, 2016
10am - 12pm YOU MUST CALL & REGISTER FOR THE CLASS.
2016 AARP DRIVER SAFETY PROGRAM: Mon., Feb. 8 & Tues., Feb. 9, 9:30am - 1:30pm
And Mon., April 4 & Tues., April 5, 9:30am - 1:30pm
You must attend both days of the course.
$15 for AARP Members & $20 for Non-Members;
make the check payable to AARP.
JOIN US FOR LUNCH WHILE YOU ARE
HERE - ONLY A $3.50
DONATION
CALL 776.7261 TO
SIGN UP
A Trip on the Wildside!
Harley Davidson Museum, Milwaukee
Fri., April 8, 2016 8:30am - 5pm
Cost: $70 Members
$78 Non-Members
DEADLINE FEBRUARY 24, 2016
Join us as we tour the history of Harley Davidson. You will have a guided tour & free time to explore the outside park at the museum. Lunch is included, you will choose when you register.
Moderate to lots of walking
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NEW - MARK YOUR CALENDARS Members may register, in person, first for activities listed in booklet beginning on the following dates:
Registration date Happenings Edition
Mon., Dec. 21, 2015 Jan., Feb., Mar. 2016
Mon., Mar. 21, 2016 April, May June 2016
MEMBERS CAN ALSO REGISTER BY PHONE THE FIRST DAY, AT NOON. MEMBERS CAN REGISTER 1 OTHER MEMBER AT THE TIME THEY REGISTER
Non-Members may register for trips the Mondays following member registration.
Cancellation Policy
Once we have made final payments for any trip (transportation, tickets, meals), we cannot refund your money. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
PARTICIPATION CRITERIA
(CENTER ACTIVITIES & TRIPS)
Those participating in Senior Center programs must be able to address their own personal needs. Those with special needs are welcome to participate, but must be accompanied by someone qualified to assist them.
Trip Policies and Guidelines Any cancellation could be subject to a $25 Admin. Fee.
Basic Trip & Center Guidelines
There is a set of guidelines outlining the Code of Conduct for each Center Activity & Trip. These guidelines are also posted on many Center bulletin boards and are part of the PTSCC Membership Booklet. The Code of Conduct was established so everyone can enjoy the activities. Thank you for participating and being respectful of yourself, others in your group & the space around you.
TRIP INFORMATION & REGISTRATION
Agency Trips Below
Eastgate Manor, Algonquin, IL
Wed. April 27, 2016, 11am - 2pm
The bus from Eastgate will pick you up for this tour, limited to 10 spots. Did you know the best gift you can give your loved ones is having a plan? Join us as we venture out to Eastgate Manor to learn more about the many options available to older adults today. Enjoy a complimentary lunch, presentation, and tour, you will be so glad you did!
$5 refundable deposit is taken at the time you register for the trip. It is returned to you
the day of the trip, if you attend.
Hairspray
Paramount, Aurora, IL
Wed., Feb. 17, 2016 10am - 6pm
Cost: $75 Members
$83 Non-Members
DEADLINE JANUARY 4, 2016
Hairspray is a high-octane ride with thrilling choreography, rockin’ tunes & explosively colorful costumes. Lunch is included at the Paramount, the
menu has not yet been determined.
Limited tickets; moderate walking
Westside Story
Paramount, Aurora, IL
Wed., Mar. 23, 2016 10am - 6pm
Cost: $60 Members
$68 Non-Members
DEADLINE FEBRUARY 10, 2016
Set in the blue-collar neighborhood of New York’s Upper West Side, racial tensions run high as residents try to grind out a daily living. If you missed this performance in 2015, join in 2016. Lunch will be at Harners Bakery, on your own.
Limited tickets; moderate walking
We frequently co-op with Dundee on programs. In order to better manage our trips, if you register at PTSCC & want to take the bus from Dundee, you must also be a member there & vice versa. This arrangement will help
us provide the best possible service. Thank you for your cooperation & understanding.
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Dreamgirls
Stage 773, Chicago, IL
Thurs., May 5, 2016 10:30am-5:30pm
Cost: $80 Members
$88 Non-Members
DEADLINE MARCH 30, 2016
Full of onstage joy & backstage drama. Dreamgirls is about a female singing group from Chicago as they pursue fame & fortune. Lunch is included at Ann Sathers, you will choose when you register.
Limited tickets; moderate walking
Mystery Trip -
“Just like a Kid Pt. II
Fri. May 13, 2016 8:30am - 5:30pm
Cost: $55 Members
$63 Non-Members
DEADLINE APRIL 10, 2016
Join us as we explore a new inquisitive adventure. Create some new childhood memories with your friends.
Lunch is not included, moderate
to lots of walking
Diane & Mary are looking forward to more 2016 adventures with you.
Special Event & Theatre tickets are always limited and will sell quickly.
Please check in at Door #2 when attending a trip.
Sister Act
Fireside Theatre, Ft. Atkinson, WI
Wed., April 20, 2016 8am - 6pm
Cost: $95 Members
$103 Non-Members
DEADLINE MARCH 24, 2016
This hilarious, tuneful, exciting show tells the tale of Deloris - a Las Vegas lounge singer who witnesses a murder & is forced to hide in a convent. Lunch is included.
Limited tickets; moderate walking
Hazel
Drury Lane, Oak Brook
Thurs., April 14, 2016 10:30am - 5pm
Cost: $80 Members
$88 Non-Members
DEADLINE MARCH 10, 2016
Remember “Hazel”, 1960’s. Watch as this heartwarming TV sitcom comes to life on stage. Watch as Hazel joins the Baxter family & quickly takes charge! Lunch is included, you will choose when you register.
Limited tickets; moderate walking
ONE DAY TRIPS CONT.ONE DAY TRIPS CONT.
Ice Cream Boat Ride
Lake Geneva, WI
Thurs., May 19, 2016 9:30am-5:30pm
Cost: $58 Members
$66 Non-Members
DEADLINE APRIL 10, 2016
You will have free time & lunch on your own when we first arrive in Lake Geneva. Then sit back & relax with a narrative cruise & ice cream treat to round off the afternoon.
Lunch is not included, moderate to
lots of walking
FUNDRAISER CASINO DAY TRIPS & OVERNIGHT TRIP
Lots of fun games on the bus & snacks to enjoy while traveling.
H a p p e n i n g s P a g e 1 4 Special Event & Theatre tickets are always limited and
will sell quickly.
Please check in at Door #2 when attending a trip.
We are offering a special trip for 2016 through Mayflower travel company. By signing up for this trip, you are helping PTSCC generate extra funds for the trips we offer throughout the year.
We hope one of these will touch the adventurer within!
Tennessee Rails & Sails, Mayflower
Mon., Oct. 17 - Sun., Oct. 23, 2016 Cost: $1909 pp dbl & $2598 single
(the price includes cancellation insurance & home pickup)
This 7 day trip includes 11 meals. Experience a ride on the Tennessee Valley Steam Train, the Incline Railway to Lookout Mtn., narrated lunch on the Southern Belle and dinner w/ entertainment on the Gen. Jackson Showboat. Plus tour the following historic sights: Light Tobacco Farm, Chickamauga Natl. Military park, Falcon Rest Mansion, Johnny Cash Museum & more.
10 spots available until February 2016 or until filled
Look for the following trips in the next April-June Happenings
August - Girlfirends Weekend (destination TBD) &
Sept. - Springfield, Illinois
Ho Chunk Black River Falls Overnight, DEADLINE FEBRUARY 20, 2016
Tuesday March 29 - Wednesday 30, 2016
8am Tuesday - 6:30pm Wednesday
Join us for this great overnight casino trip. We will be stopping at the Ho-Chunk Casino in Baraboo, on our way to Black River Falls to spend the evening. Casino package includes $25 promo cash at Ho-Chunk, $50 promo cash that evening at Black River Falls.
Cost: $130 pp dbl. Occ.; $125 pp Triple; $155 single
Goody bags donated by ManorCare
Rocky Mountain, Colorado trip: Sat., June 4 - Sun., June 12, 2016. Cost: $850 pp dbl. occ., $1100 single occ. $75 deposit due upon registration
Discover some of the most spectacular sights in Colorado - Pikes Peak, Royal Gorge Bridge & Park, Garden of the Gods & much more. We will spend 3 days traveling to our destination of Colorado Springs & spend 4 nights at this one location as we explore the area.
Goody bags donated by Lexington Health
Diamond Tour trips listed below
Nashville Show Trip: Mon., Nov. 7 - Fri., Nov. 11, 2016 A great holiday tour! Cost: $615 pp dbl. occ., $795 single occ. $75 due upon registration
Four night stay in Nashville. Highlights of the trip - Country Music Hall of Fame tour, behind the scenes of the Grand Ole Opry tour, Belle Meade Plantation tour, entertainment at the Grand Ole Opry & Nashville Nightlife Dinner Theatre, plus more.
Diane & Sue thank you for traveling with us in 2015. We look
forward to more adventures in 2016.
SOCIAL SERVICES SOCIAL SERVICES
PTSCC Social Services Staff
Nancy Frenk, MA – Director of Social Services
Lisa Boatright, MSW - Social Service Rep.
Nina Vaynrub – Russian Liaison
Antonia D. Gámez – Latino Liaison
Diane McFadden, MSW, LSW - ADS Coordinator
Jeanie Martin - Social Services Intern
Our Social Service Department can assist
you in a variety of ways:
Adult Day Services
Applications for senior entitlement programs
Medicare/Medicaid questions
Referrals to community agencies
Housing Questions
Listings of service providers
Benefits Access applications
Energy Assistance Application
Supportive Counseling
SHIP (Senior Health Insurance Program)
Prescription Drug Insurance Counseling
Caregiver Questions & Support
CARING HEARTS ADULT DAY CENTER
The Caring Hearts Adult Day Center is an interactive social group for older adults with mild-to-moderate Alzheimer’s disease or dementia. If you are caring for someone with dementia, and think your loved one may benefit, contact us today for more information.
Group members maintain their independence and stay active by making new friends, socializing, and participating in a variety of fun activities. Your loved one will be involved in structured, supervised and engaging activities, while you get a break from your caregiving responsibilities. Activities stimulate the participants mentally and physically!
Transportation is available to Palatine Township residents through the Palatine Township Transportation services. However, the group is open to residents from all communities. A meal option is also available.
The group is available Monday through Thursday, 11am – 3pm. For more information or to arrange a tour, please contact Nancy Frenk at 847.991.1112, x222.
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Looking to Give Back?
Consider volunteering at the Palatine Township Senior Citizens Center.
Opportunities include:
Home Delivered Meals Driver, Escorted Transportation Driver, Shopping Assistant, Greeters, Friendly Visitors and many more.
For more information please visit us online at www.ptscc.org or
contact Lisa Boatright at 847.991.1112 x224
Sample of Activities
Card Games
Reminiscence
Volunteer Projects
Trivia
Chair Exercise
Billiards
Arts and Crafts
Wii Bowling
Drum Circles
Sing-a-longs
Word Games
Puzzles
Baggo
Caregiver Support Group
Are you feeling stressed or overwhelmed due to your role as a caregiver for someone with dementia?
Being able to talk to others who are experiencing similar chal-lenges of caregiving can be beneficial in relieving some of the frustration and discouragement that often comes with the add-ed responsibility of caring for a loved one with memory loss. This support group meets the 2nd Thursday of every month
11am – 12pm. Call Diane McFadden for more information at
847.991.1112, x226
Are you aware that you may qualify for assistance paying for groceries?
The SNAP program provides a monthly benefit that can be used to supplement your food budget. This benefit can allow you to have more money to use towards medical, housing,
or prescription costs.
Our Social Services staff can assist you with the application for this Department of Human Services program.
For those over the age of 60 or who are disabled the income guidelines are:
$1962.00/month for a single person
$2655.00/month for a married couple
Call for an appointment! 847.991.1112
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Benefits Access Program Application Assistance Formerly known as Circuit Breaker, this program provides a license plate discount
as well as a Senior Ride Free Pass for Pace and Metra to those that qualify.
The Secretary of State's office is suspending the mailing of vehicle registration renewal reminder notices due to the state budget impasse. In an effort to save
money, they are encouraging vehicle owners to instead be “mindful of their vehicle registration status” so as to not incur a fine or ticket.
The annual income eligibility guidelines for this program are:
1 person household - $27,610
2 person household - $36,635
Assets are not counted for this program.
Call Social Services to set up an appointment to apply
for this helpful benefit at 847.991.1112.
New to Medicare? We can help.
Our Social Services staff is knowledgeable and helpful when it comes to all of your Medicare
questions. We can assist you with enrollment, supplements, Part D, and Advantage Plan questions.
This service is available to people of all ages with Medicare. We are not affiliated with any insurance
companies, we do not sell or solicit any type of insurance, and we are trained by the Illinois
Department on Aging.
This service is offered free to people with Medicare and their caregivers.
Please call us for an appointment at 847.991.1112
Energy Assistance Program
We are accepting applications for the LiHeap Program this year. This program provides a
lump sum grant towards electricity and natural gas bills for eligible households.
The monthly income eligibility guidelines for this program are:
1 person household - $1,471
2 person household - $1,991
Please call Social Services for more information regarding this program at
847.991.1112.
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ИНФОРМАЦИОННЫЙ ЛИСТОК
Я н в а р ь - ф е в р а л ь - м а р т
СОЦИАЛЬНЫЕ СЛУЖБЫ И ПРОГРАММЫ:
Наш центр (PALATINE SENIOR CENTER)
505 S. Quentin Rd., Palatine, IL 60067
предлагает следующие услуги:
оказание помощи в оформлении программ Public Aid, в решении вопросов, связанных с Medicare, SSI, LIHEAP, BAP и других программ, а также в поисках субсидированого жилья.
ТРАНСПОРТНЫЕ УСЛУГИ:
У нас Вы получите информацию о том, где можно приобрести купоны на проезд в такси , а также как оформить скидку на проезд общественным транспортом.
При нашем центре проводятся занятия с русскоязычными клиентами. На этих занятиях клиенты получают информацию о социальных и других программах для пожилых, учатся читать письма и документы, касающиеся различных вопросов жизни пожилых людей в США.
Присоединяйтесь к нам!
Обо всем, что происходит в Центре Вы узнаете из нашего буклета ( если Вы читаете по-английски).
Ha русском языкe Вы можете получить информацию у Нины.
Palatine Township Senior Citizens Center, 505 S. Quentin Rd. Palatine, 60067
(847) 991-1112, EXT. 225
Понедельник / Monday
Среда / Wednesday
Четверг/Thursday
Пятница / Friday
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
8:30 AM - 1:30 PM
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
N-E Palatine Opportunity Center, 1585 Rand Road, Рalatine, 60074
(847) 776-9500, EXT. 231
Вторник / Tuesday 8:30 AM - 3.30 PM
Среда / Wednesday 1:30 PM - 5:00 PM
Bаш социальный работник может также посетить Вас на дому. Звоните!
Дни и часы работы Bашего социального работника
Нины Baйнруб: Продолжает работу клуб любителей классической музыки. Мы посещаем концерты в Чикагском Симфоническом Центре.
DO YOU SPEAK ENGLISH? Проведение курсов английского языка (ESL) продолжается в помещении Palatine
Opportunity Center (1585 N. Rand Rd.)
Там же проводятся занятия разговорных групп.
NINA VAYNRUB
SOCIAL SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT & OFFICE HOURS (847) 991-1112, EXT. 225
Вот так мы отмечали День Волонтёра в прошлом году. Сейчас мы готовимся к проведению этого праздника весной 2016 года.
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Voluntarios
TERCERA EDAD DE PALATINE
Antonia D. Gámez
Representante de Servicios Sociales 847.991.1112 EXT. 223
EL CENTRO PARA PERSONAS DE
LA TERCERA EDAD DE
PALATINE (PTSCC)
El centro sirve a las personas de 55 años o más que residen en el municipio de Palatine y tiene como
objetivo el de mantener a las personas de la tercera edad activas e independientes.
Se provee información y asistencia sobre programas de educación, de nutrición, de recreación y sobre Servicios Sociales como Medicare, Medicaid (tarjeta médica), SNAP (estampillas de comida), Extra Help (ayuda para pagar medicamentos recetados) y BAA (descuento para placas de carro y el pase para el transporte público).
Si desea información sobre estos programas, favor
de llamar al (847) 991-1112, Ext. 223 para una cita.
♫ ♫ BAILE EN LÍNEA ♫ ♫
Miércoles de 1:00 a 2:00pm
El baile en línea es un baile para todos.
No se necesita saber bailar y no se necesita pareja. Es una actividad física de gran beneficio. Venga y
diviértase con nosotros y manténgase activo.
Al participar, usted aprenderá coreografías diferentes para bailar al compás de distintos géneros de música – country, western, cumbia, salsa, rumba, tango, Tejano y más.
El programa es gratis así que, ¡lo esperamos!
GRUPO LATINO
El Grupo Latino se reúne los días miércoles de 10a –2p y en el mes de enero del 2016 comenzará a discutir y prepararse para nuevos
programas y actividades para el año 2016.
Las actividades incluíran eventos recreativos,
pláticas de temas importantes y celebraciones
culturales y tradicionales.
Si está interesado en participar o ser parte de
las discusiones del grupo, le damos la Bienvenida.
Para más información, por favor de comunicarse con Antonia D. Gámez, trabajadora social, al (847) 991-1112, Ext. 223.
VOLUNTARIOS
Si a usted le interesa ayudar a la comunidad y a la vez mantenerse activo, lo invitamos a integrarse a nuestro equipo de voluntarios.
Se necesita voluntarios para la área de Recepción,
Tienda de Regalos, Cafetería y para repartir los almuerzos a las personas que estan confinadas a su hogar.
ALMUERZOS
Los almuerzos en el Centro son de lunes a viernes, de 11:30a a 12:30p. Se pide una donación de $3.50 por almuerzo.
Los invito cordialmente a que nos visiten y a que participen en los programas del Centro.
ÍGracias por su apoyo
CORPORATE MEMBERSCORPORATE MEMBERS F or as l i t t l e as $500 a year , y ou can bec om e a PTS CC Cor por at e M em ber .
Cont ac t Kat e J ohnson f o r m or e i n f orm at i on. 847. 991 .1112 x 234 or k j ohnson@pt sc c .or g
Northwest Community Healthcare
800 W. Central Road
Arlington Heights, IL 60005
847.618.1000
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Plum Creek Supportive Living
2801 W Algonquin Rd
Rolling Meadows, IL 60008
(847) 670-8080
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Lavelle Law, Ltd.
501 W. Colfax St.
Palatine, IL 60067
847.705.7555
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Comfort Keepers
1627 Colonial Parkway
Palatine, IL 60067
847.221.5300
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Church Creek
1250 W. Central Rd.
Arlington Hts., IL 60005
847.506.3200
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The Moorings of Arlington Heights
811 E. Central Rd. Arlington Hts., IL 60005
847.640.3155
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Maude Financial Services
775 W. Kenilworth Ave.
Palatine, IL 60067
847.991.4444
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ManorCare Health
Services
4225 Kirchoff Rd.
Rolling Meadows, IL 60008
847.397.2400
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Brandt Financial Concepts, Inc.
134 W. Slade Street Suite 1
Palatine, IL 60067 847.358.8600
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European Service at Home Inc.
49 W. Slade St. Palatine, IL 60067
847.202.1249
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Schaumburg
350 W. Schaumburg
Rd.
Schaumburg, IL 60019
847.839.3648
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Palatine Bank and Trust
110 West Palatine Road
Palatine, IL 60067
847.963.0047
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Addolorata Villa-Franciscan
Communities
555 McHenry Rd
Wheeling, IL 60090
847.808.4421
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Northrop Grumman 600 Hicks Rd.
Rolling Meadows, IL 60008 224.625.6611
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Zounds Hearing
905 E. Rand Rd.
Arlington Hts., IL 60004
847.306.3808
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HTTP://WWW.PTSCC.ORG
Palatine Township Senior Citizens Council 505 South Quentin Road Palatine, IL 60067 Phone: 847.991.1112 Fax: 847.991.9605
Your Home Away From Home
CURRENT RESIDENT
TO:
Corporate Sponsor SpotlightCorporate Sponsor Spotlight
We are closed: Thurs.,
Dec. 24 & Fri., Dec. 25, 2015
Fri., Jan. 1, &
Mon., Jan. 18,
Mon., Feb. 22, 2016
BMO Harris is a full-service financial institution that provides basic banking, mortgage, business banking, financial planning and investment services. In addition, BMO Harris provides a comprehensive set of Investment and Wealth Management services. BMO Harris’ Palatine Market currently invests in 47 community organizations, including PTSCC, through charitable donations and employee involvement. BMO Harris will again be a major sponsor in 2016 and is represented by Marla Shapiro-Gillen on the PTSCC Board.
BMO Harris Regional President Jack Lloyd is a strong believer in community investment. Since his graduation from the University of Notre Dame, his goal has been to become a hometown banker. In a banking career spanning 35 years, Lloyd has lived and worked all over the United States, so this native of Rolling Meadows has returned to his roots. He and his wife Linda, along with BMO Bank, invest in the community by being members of the PTSCC Heritage Society, which recognizes those who have made qualified donations to The Stokes Fund, the PTSCC endowment, or have included PTSCC in their final plans. “You may be at a time in your life where you aren’t sure what amount to leave to charity in your will. Just start! Include charitable giving in your will or trust, and then update them regularly. You may be able to give more later,” Lloyd advises. Thanks to BMO Harris and the Lloyds for their outstanding support for PTSCC and the community!
For emergency closing information listen to your local radio stations WGN News/Talk 720 or check the website www.emergencyclosings.com &
search for Palatine Township Senior Center.
Palatine 50 N. Brockway Street, Palatine 60067 205 W. Northwest Highway, Palatine 60067 1951 S. Plum Grove Road, Palatine 60067 800 E. Northwest Highway, Palatine 60074 1350 Rand Road, Palatine 60074
Rolling Meadows and Arlington Heights 3225 Kirchoff Road, Rolling Meadows 60008 1007 W. Euclid Avenue, Arlington Hts 60005 215 E. Palatine Road, Arlington Heights 60004