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Lavonne’s Update

The Scoop www.brparks.org 630-920-1969

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Sponsored by The Burr Ridge Park District and Willowbrook Parks & Recreation

Craving Ocean Breezes?How about a lake breeze instead?

See Pages 5 and 6.

Lake Michigan

is the largest

body of fresh

water in the

United States

and is the

sixth largest

lake in the

world.

Did YouKnow????

Burr Ridge Garden Club Ghourd Bird Houses

I can't believe it is July. Just for the record I think I

say that every year. July is always a celebratory

month at my house. I was born in July. I got married

in July. I found out that I was going to be a grand-

mother for the first time in July. So just the month

itself brings a smile to my face. I find myself remi-

niscing about the many happy July's I have spent.

Many were spent watching my boys play baseball and

my daughter play softball. Now I play with my grand-

daughters. I took my granddaughters to the pool yes-

terday and my ever inquisitive Mady questioned why I

had funny marks on my legs (varicose veins) so I told

her they were old lady legs. Quickly she responded

"why do you have old lady legs?" I told her I had

earned every mark on my way to being an old lady.

She just looked at me funny - and I thought of all the

July's that I had spent earning those marks. Isn't it

fun that the month starts off with a big fireworks dis-

play for my month of celebration. Hope you find

something to celebrate. It is often the little things

that are the most special - like spending a couple of

hours at the pool with my granddaughters. That is my

kind of celebration!

FARMERS MARKETJUNE 13 - SEPTEMBER 26

THURSDAYS 10am - 2pm


FARMERS MARKET BINGOBurr Ridge Village Center

Located behind Barbara’s Bookstore.Enter from rear parking lot.

Thursdays, 10:30 – 12:00pm

$5 ($3 for additional bingo cards)

Includes Bingo Card, Assorted MarketTreats, and Coffee.

Play for “Market on the Green” Gift Cards and other items.

June 27 Code SR33-1

July 25 Code SR33-2

August 15 Code SR33-3

YOU MUST PRE-REGISTER AT BURR RIDGE PARK

DISTRICT – 630-920-1969

THE BURR RIDGE VILLAGE CENTER PRESENTS

BURR RIDGE

CONCERTSCONCERTSon the green

FRIDAYS, 7:30 – 9:00PM

FREE EVENTBURR RIDGE VILLAGE CENTER

COUNTY LINE RD & BURR RIDGE PKWY

July 5 Big Band

July 12 Variety

July 19 Mambo

July 26 Motown/R&B Variety

August 2 Country/Western

August 9 Neil Diamond Tribute

August 16 Blues

August 23 Billy Joel/Elton John Tribute

August 30 ABBA TributeOrganized by Burr Ridge Park District

and the Village Events Committee

WB BR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND

BURR RIDGE PARK DISTRICT PRESENT

Cruisin’ 66Saturday, August 10

11am – 3pm at Harvester ParkFEATURING A FANTASTIC CAR SHOW,

FOOD, VENDOR BOOTHS AND FUN FAMILY ACTIVITIES

Locally Grown Veggies & Fruits fromBramblebush Farms, Windy Acres,Churchill Orchards

Mirai Corn & Cut Flowers (Late July)from Twin Gardens

Cut Flowers from Churchill Orchards

Fresh Salsa & Chips from Simply Salsa

Pizza, Cheese Breads, Pesto from Parmesan Pizza

Fruit Blend Smoothies made with fresh fruit

Mini Donuts from Dick’s Donuts

Amish Baked Goods, Noodles, Jam, Cheese, Butterand fresh eggs from Taste of Martha

Tupperware Goods

Vienna Beef Hot Dogs, Pulled Pork and Chicken Sandwiches, Beverages from Build-a-Bun

Etalaya’s 100% Natural Exotic Mandel Broit


Burr Ridge Community Center

12:00 – 2:00pm$15 per luncheon due at registration

Welcome Back!Friday, September 13 Code SR2-1Entertainment: Ken Bradbury, Honky Tonk Singer

Menu: Pulled Pork and All The Fixins

OktoberfestFriday, October 11 Code SR2-2

Featuring Rick Pickens - Songs of the Steel Rail

Menu: Brats and Assorted Side Dishes - VFW

Yankee Doodle DandyFriday, November 15 Code SR2-3

Featuring Lynn Rymarz as “Rosie The Riveter”

Menu: Pot Roast and Assorted Side Dishes

Happy HolidaysFriday, December 13 Code SR2-4

Featuring Vintage Dueling Pianos / sing a long withmaterial from the 1920s, 30s, 40s, 50s, and 60s

with Alan Gresik

Menu: Special Holiday Menu

Thank you Russell Smith

of Edward Jones

for sponsoring our monthly

“Let’s Do Lunch”

BINGOBONANZA

Wednesdays10:00am – 11:30am

Pre Registration RequiredBurr Ridge Community Center

$5.00 per person ($3.00 per additional card)

Come and play! Enjoy a Continental Breakfast,then play a variety of games for plenty of prizes.BR WB Min/Max 20/60

September 4 Code SR33-1Sponsored byNorthern Western Mutual, Anita Mital

October 2 Code SR33-2Sponsored by Emeritus, Heather Mills

November 6 Code SR33-3

December 4 Code SR33-4

Sponsored byEve Assisted Living, Janet Simons

Let’s Do Lunch!Sponsored by Russell Smith

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Garden ClubBurr Ridge Park District: Love gardening but don’tknow where to start? Garden Club meetings are aninformal exchange of ideas, planned outings, fungroup activities and much more. Please call us at630-920-1969 for schedule and information.


SUMMER THEATERAt the Cadillac Palace Theatre

12:30 – 5:30pmPerformance: 2:00pm

Main Floor SeatsFee $120 ($125) includes transportation

FlashdanceSunday August 11Code: SR14

FLASHDANCE-THEMUSICAL tells theinspiring and unfor-gettable story of AlexOwens, a Pittsburghsteel mill welder byday and a bar dancerby night with dreamsof one day becoming a professional performer.When romance with her steel mill boss threat-ens to complicate her ambitions, Alex learns themeaning of love and its power to fuel the pursuitof her dream. FLASHDANCE-THE MUSICAL fea-tures a score that includes the biggest hit songsfrom the movie, including the Academy Award-winning title song "Flashdance – What a Feel-ing," "Maniac," "Gloria," "Manhunt," and "I LoveRock & Roll." Min/Max 12/20

WICKEDIS BACK

Saturday, November 1612:30 – 5:30pmPerformance: 2:00pm

Depart/Return Burr Ridge Community Center

Code SR7-1 Fee $137 ($147)

Min/Max 12/18 Dep/Ret BRCC

Includes Deluxe motorcoach, Main Floor seats.

JUMER’S CASINO TRIP September 18-19

Depart/Return Burr Ridge Community Ctr.Depart 8:00am Return 6:30pmBegin your trip with a continental breakfast atthe Burr Ridge Community Center at 7:30am.Proceed to Jumer’s Casino with a stopover at Isleof Capri for a lunch buffet. $5.00 slot play atJumer’s upon arrival. $3.00 breakfast coupon,$10.00 slot play, dinner buffet at Jumer’s. De-part Jumer’s and stop at Duffy’s Tavern in Utica.Your choice of reuben sandwich, fish, corned beefor cheeseburger for lunch.Includes deluxe motorcoach transportation, total$15.00 slot play, continental breakfast at BurrRidge Comm. Ctr, Isle of Capri lunch buffet,Jumer’s dinner buffet, $3.00 breakfast coupon,lunch at Duffy’s Tavern, overnight lodging atJumer’s.

Fee: Single $217 Double $181Code: SR25-1 Min/Max: 25/40

MYSTERY TRIPSummer in the City

Tuesday, July 23 10:30am–7:30pmDepart/Return Burr Ridge Community Center

Fee $90 ($95) Code TR19

Our Mystery Trips are always intriguing and alwaysfun. We can’t tell you anything about the trip be-cause only the trip coordinator knows! But we cansay you’ll have a great time.Minimal walking.Includes deluxe motorcoach transportation and othersurprises. BR WB Min/Max 30/45

Champagne Brunch Cruise On Lake GenevaSunday, September 8 8:30am – 5:30pm


Fee $85 ($90) Code SR60

Enjoy your champagne brunch aboard the Grand Belle of Geneva while cruising Lake Geneva. The lavish menu aboard the Grand Belle includes:• Eggs Benedict with Hollandaise Sauce• Broccoli & Cheese Quiche• Pork Sausage Links• Sliced Ham • Beef Tenderloin Tips• Chicken Stir Fry • Hash Brown Potatoes• Rice Pilaf • Biscuits & Gravy• Cheese Blintzes with Strawberry Sauce• Fresh Fruit •Miniature DessertsScones, Cinnamon Rolls, Croissantsand Dinner Rolls• Complimentary Glass of Champagne

Price includes deluxe motorcoach transportation, champagne cruise, brunch. BR WB Min/Max 20/40


Odyssey/Tall ShipsPick One of ThreeJoin us for the day as weexplore the Tall Shipsdocked at Navy Pier, orcruise Lake Michiganaboard the Odysseywhile enjoying a deli-

cious lunch. Can’t decide? Do both! BR WB Min/Max20/40Depart/Return Burr Ridge Community Center

Thursday, August 8 9:30am – 5:30pm

OPTION 1 TALL SHIPSSpend part of the day exploring the Tall Ships. Spendthe rest of your time shopping and enjoying lunch onyour own at Navy Pier. Includes motorcoach trans-portation, pass to explore Tall Ships.

Fee $45 ($50) per person Code SR42-1

OPTION 2 ODYSSEY CRUISE & LUNCHBoard the Odyssey Cruise Ship at 11:45am. Cruiseuntil 1:45pm and enjoyLake Michigan from a dif-ferent perspective. Enjoyyour lunch of;• Fresh Salad with straw-berries, apples, pecans,

bleu cheese and raspberry vinaigrette• At your table choose Bone-In Chicken with Garlic,

Herbs & Citrus; Salmon with Lemon-Dill Aioli; orLinguine & Shrimp, Scallops & Mussels tossedin Tomato Saffron Broth

• Vegetable Tower • Sweets TableIncludes motorcoach transportation, cruise, lunchaboard Odyssey.Fee $80 ($85) per person Code SR42-2

OPTION 3 ODYSSEY CRUISE AND TALL SHIPSPass to explore Tall Ships, Lunch Aboard Odyssey andCruise. Includes motorcoach transportation, cruise,lunch aboard Odyssey, pass to explore Tall Ships.

Fee $95 ($100) per person Code SR42-3

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For Love of the Sea

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Under the Stars &A Summer Day in Chicago

Plus- see the Tall Ships Chicago 2013 at Navy Pier!

Wednesday, August 7Reserve By June 25

Depart 12:45pm Return 9:45pm (Approx.)Fee: $59 ($64) Code: VT4-1

Depart/Return Burr Ridge Community CenterNo refunds without Viking Travel approval. Max 18

Join us for a Chicago summer day with somethingfor all the senses. You will be dropped off at yourchoice of Water Tower Place or Navy Pier where youare free to shop, walk, and explore on your own.Stroll Michigan Avenue, feel the lake breeze, viewthe gardens at their finest and enjoy Chicago at itsmost beautiful time.

Before the concert you may choose to dine alfresco

at Navy Pier, eat at Water Tower Place or grab a

picnic meal to bring into the park. Or, take advan-

tage of the Goose Island Tent located near your

seats to purchase food.

After being picked up from Water Tower Place orNavy Pier, you will be dropped off near your re-served seats for the Grant Park Music Festival andtonight’s 6:30 pm Concerto For Saxophones in theJay Pritzker Pavilion. Food & beverages includingwine are allowed in the uncovered reserved section.

Following the concert, the motorcoach will pick youup a short distance from the pavilion. A drive pastBuckingham Fountain and the Chicago skyline willend our summer day in the city!• Deluxe Motorcoach Transportation• Drop off at Macy’s, Navy Pier and

Water Tower Place• Enjoy the afternoon on your own• Pick up at Navy Pier/Water Tower Place• 6:30 Grant Park Music Festival

“Concerto for Saxophones”• Viking Travel Tour Escort

OktoberfestLittle SwitzerlandSaturday, September 28

Reserve by August 26

Depart 9:00am / Return 9:15pmFee: $84 Code: VTO

Must be 21 years oldReservation deadline August 26

Gruezi! Greetings! Can’t make it to Munich for Oktoberfest? Enjoy afall day and the annual Oktoberfest celebration inNew Glarus located in southern Wisconsin. Therolling hills dotted with small towns, farms, andwoodland pastures are much like the alpine farm-lands of Glarus, Switzerland. For over 150 years,the area has been a magnet for Swiss settlers andhas come to be known as "Little Switzerland".Enjoy a festive lunch at the quaint New GlarusHotel with a Swiss Fondue demonstration andsampling, and your choice of: Wiener Schnitzel;Grilled Chicken Breast or Baked Haddock. Allserved with cheese and relish trays, salad, roestior spatzli (swiss potatoes or noodles), vegetable,roll and coffee, tea or milk. Savor a homemadedessert while you enjoy the live Swiss entertain-ment. Let us know your choice for lunch at time ofregistration. Enjoy the afternoon exploring thequaint shops of New Glarus and the Oktoberfestlocated in the heart of the downtown area. Polkamusic, beer tent, and food stands will give you theopportunity to experience the enduring dedicationof New Glarus to preserving ties with the homelandand to celebrate your own Oktoberfest here in Lit-tle Switzerland! Min/Max 10/20Includes deluxe motorcoach transportation,lunch at New Glarus Hotel, Oktoberfest music,food, and beer, time to explore downtown NewGlarus. Hosted by Viking Travel


A Fireside ChristmasWednesday, November 20

Depart 7:15am / Return 7:30pmReserve by October 14

Please note: Theatre seating requires going up a few stairs

Fee: $121 Code: VTF

Welcome the holidays with this Christmas Review and a bit of shopping followed by a lovely luncheon. FiresideTheatre in Fort Atkinson Wisconsin has presented beautiful and original musical reviews in celebration of themost joyous holiday of the year, becoming one of the most popular and sought after shows of the season. Theshow at this theatre in the round is always entertaining and filled with inspiration and love. After the showenjoy the holiday luncheon and a bit of shopping at the three unique themed boutiques.Luncheon includes: Fresh atlantic diver scallop surrounded by Gulf Shrimp skewered with a fresh asparagusspear resting on tomato beurre blanc sauce, freshly baked breads from the Fireside Ovens. Cherry Woodsmoked premium ham with golden rum raisin sauce served with escaloped potatoes au gratin, pineapple andpecan souffle, fresh broccoli polonaise and carrot colins vichy, medley of fresh fruits tucked in a basket toppedwith whipped cream and a chocolate santa presented on creme anglaise enhanced with grand marnier, coffee,tea and milk. Min/Max 10/20Includes deluxe motorcoach transportation, shopping at boutiques, holiday luncheon, A Fireside ChristmasReview. Hosted by Viking Travel

Shipshewana Flea Market

Tuesday, Sept 17 7am – 8pm

Fee $35 ($40) per person Code SR9-1Depart/Return Burr Ridge Community Center

Get your friends together for a fun trip to Shipshe-wana! Includes deluxe motorcoach transportation,(lunch on your own) & snacks. BR WB Min/Max 25/35

HALLOWEENMYSTERY TRIP

Wednesday, October 239:00am – 5:00pm


Fee $85 ($90) Code TR19

Includes deluxe motorcoach transportation and other sur-prises. BR WB Min/Max 30/45

Mystery ???Afternoon Delight

Thursday2:00pm–5:00pm

Leave from Burr Ridge Community Center

We will have room for everyone

Since it is a Mystery, we can’t tell youwhich restaurant, but here are some clues:

It is very niceDelicious Food

In a town we have not visited yetYour Choice of Entrees that Day

Near Water

Fee: $36 per person Min/Max: 12/30

August 22 Code: SR11-3

NO AFTERNOON DELIGHT FOR JULY


Return Approximately 7:00pm

Code: SR29


1. In the 1940's, where were automobile headlight dimmer switches located?

A. On the floor shift knob. B. On the floor board, to the left of the clutch. C. Next to the horn.

2. The bottle top of a Royal Crown Cola bottlehad holes in it. For what was it used?

A. Capture lightning bugs.B. To sprinkle clothes before ironing.C. Large salt shaker.

3. Why was having milk delivered a problemin northern winters?

A. Cows got cold and wouldn't produce milk.B. Ice on highways forced delivery by dog sled.C. Milkmen left deliveries outside of front doors

& milk would freeze, expanding and pushingup the cardboard bottle top.

4. What was the popular chewing gum namedfor a game of chance?

A. BlackjackB. GinC. Craps

5. What method did women use to look as if theywere wearing stockings when none were available due to rationing during WW II?

A. SuntanB. Leg painting C. Wearing slacks

6. What postwar car turned automotive designon its ear when you couldn't tell whether itwas coming or going?

A StudebakerB. Nash MetroC. Tucker

7. Which was a popular candy when you were a kid?

A. Strips of dried peanut butter.B. Chocolate licorice bars.C. Wax coke-shaped bottles with colored sugar

water inside.

8. How was Butch wax used?A. To stiffen a flat-top haircut so it stood up.B. To make floors shiny and prevent scuffing.C. On the wheels of roller skates to prevent rust.

9. Before inline skates, how did you keep yourroller skates attached to your shoes?

A. With clamps, tightened by a skate key.B. Woven straps that crossed the foot.C. Long pieces of twine.

10. As a kid, what was considered the best wayto reach a decision?

A. Consider all the facts.B. Ask Mom.C. Eeny-meeny-miney-MO.

ANSWERS ON PAGE 11

HISTORY EXAM - Don't look at the answers until AFTER you take the test!!!!How much do you really remember about what went on in your life?

Should I Really Join Facebook? When I bought my Blackberry, I thoughtabout the 30-year business I ran with 1800employees, all without a cell phone that playsmusic, takes videos, pictures and communi-cates with Facebook and Twitter. I signed upunder duress for Twitter and Facebook, so myseven kids, their spouses, my 13 grand kidsand 2 great grand kids could communicatewith me in the modern way. I figured I couldhandle something as simple as Twitter withonly 140 characters of space. My phone wasbeeping every three minutes with the detailsof everything except the bowel movements ofthe entire next generation.

I am not ready to live like this. I keep mycell phone in the garage in my golf bag.

The kids bought me a GPS for my last birth-day because they say I get lost every now andthen going over to the grocery store or library.I keep that in a box under my tool bench withthe Blue tooth [it's red] phone I am supposedto use when I drive. I wore it once and was

standing in line at Barnes and Noble talkingto my wife and everyone in the nearest 50yards was glaring at me. I had to take my hear-ing aid out to use it, and I got a little loud. Imean the GPS looked pretty smart on mydash board, but the lady inside that gadget wasthe most annoying, rudest person I had runinto in a long time. Every 10 minutes, shewould sarcastically say, "Re-calc-u-lating."You would think that she could be nicer. Itwas like she could barely tolerate me. Shewould let go with a deep sigh and then tell meto make a U-turn at the next light. Then if Imade a right turn instead. Well, it was not agood relationship.

When I get really lost now, I call my wifeand tell her the name of the cross streets andwhile she is starting to develop the same toneas Gypsy, the GPS lady, at least she loves me.

To be perfectly frank, I am still trying tolearn how to use the cordless phones in ourhouse. We have had them for 4 years, but Istill haven't figured out how I lose three

phones all at once and have to run around dig-ging under chair cushions, checking bath-rooms, and the dirty laundry baskets when thephone rings.

The world is just getting too complex forme. They even mess me up every time I go tothe grocery store. You would think they couldsettle on something themselves but this sud-den "Paper or Plastic?" every time I check outjust knocks me for a loop. I bought some ofthose cloth reusable bags to avoid lookingconfused, but I never remember to take themwith me. Now I toss it back to them. Whenthey ask me, "Paper or plastic?" I just say,"Doesn't matter to me. I am bi-sacksual."Then it's their turn to stare at me with a blanklook.

I was recently asked if I tweet. I answered,No, but I do fart a lot."

We senior citizens don't need any more gadg-ets. The TV remote and the garage door re-mote are about all we can handle.


FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ABOUT ACT, PLEASE CALL

ADVENTIST PAULSON REHAB NETWORK AT (630) 856-8200OR VISIT IN PERSON AT 619 PLAINFIELD ROAD.

ACT Senior AdultsAdvanced Circuit Training

The ACT program membershipprovides you with the opportunityto perform total body strengthening, cardiovascularconditioning and more. It allows you to perform totalbody strengthening utilizing resistance exerciseequipment, as well as cardiovascular conditioningwith exercise bicycles, treadmills and a stair climberas appropriate.

For more information or to register for these classes, contact the Village of Willowbrookat 630-323-8215. Did you know that the Active Adult Program is co-sponsored by theBurr Ridge Park District and the Village of Willowbrook.

Yoga Classes Ages 18 and up

Fee $44 ($52) per session Min/Max 7/15

Mornings: Monday and/or Thursday9:30 – 10:30am

Participants need yoga mats and a belt or towel forstretching. Light hand weights recommended.

Evenings: Thursday6:30 – 7:30pm

Please wear comfortable clothing and bring a mat.Aids used for stretching and toning. Avoid eatinga heavy meal within 2 hours of class time.

Willowbrook Chess ClubNew players of all ages are always welcome.The

group meets on each Friday at the Willowbrook Vil-

lage Hall from 7:00 – 9:30pm. There are no dues.

Just come and “Check” it out!

Village of Willowbrook Classes

Saturday, July 138:00am – 2:00pm

Willow Pond, Plainfield & Adams, Willowbrook$15 per table ($20)

Sell your unwanted items at our Community Yard Sale. Fee in-cludes a picnic table to display your items as well as advertising.Upon registration, you will receive instructions and guidelines for

selling your wares. For more information, please call the Villageof Willowbrook, 630-323-8215, or the Burr Ridge Park District,

630-920-1969. BR, WB*(Rain Date: Sunday, July 14)

FREE Family EventsAt Borse Community Park, 208 Midway Drive

TOUCH A TRUCK

Friday, July 12 10:00am – 12:00pm

Outdoor Movie NightsBring the kids, lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy ourfeature presentations. Come early for pre-movie activ-ities that revolve around the movie theme.

“Goonies”– July 18 (Rain Date July 22)

“Harry Potter & The Sorcerer’s Stone” –August 15 (Rain Date August 19)

Remember alcoholic beverages are prohibited in the park.

Computer ClassesWatch for informationin an upcoming Scoop.


Information About Active Adult ProgramsHow do I register for programs or trips?Use the registration form found in The Scoop or the ParkDistrict brochure to register for trips and activities. Note thatonly residents of Burr Ridge Park District and Village of Wil-lowbrook receive the lowest rate.

The Active Adult Program is sponsored by the Burr RidgePark District, and the Village of Willowbrook. All residentsof these agencies over the age of 50 are invited and encour-aged to participate in any or all aspects of the program.

Coordinator: Lavonne Campbell

Office Burr Ridge Community Center

15W400 Harvester Dr.

Burr Ridge, IL 60527

Phone 630-920-1969Office Hours MO, TU, WE, FR: 8:30am - 4:30pm

TH: 8:30am - 6:30pm

Scoop Subscription Fee – $9 per year beginning in January. The Scoop, a bi-monthly newsletter, details events, times and locations ofActive Adult activities. You can also view The Scoop on-line.

Visit www.brparks.org and click on The Scoop.

Daily Activities for Active AdultsTo join in one of the following programs, contact LavonneCampbell at 920-1969 unless otherwise stated. All programsare held at the Burr Ridge Community Center at HarvesterPark, 15W400 Harvester Drive.A daily fee of $1 per person is charged to help cover the costof supplies.

Held at the Burr Ridge Community Center:

Pinochle Mondays, 9:00am – 12:00pm

Tuesdays, 1:00 – 4:00pm

Thursdays, 1:00 – 4:00pm

Bridge Thursdays, 12:30 – 4:00pm

Duplicate Bridge held at the Willowbrook Village Hall:

Wednesdays, 9:00am – 12:00pm

Willowbrook Village Hall

7760 Quincy, Willowbrook

Contact Peggy Sapienza

630-850-9543

Free Knitting ClassesKnitting class meets the second and fourth Tuesdays at7:00pm every month at the Community Center. This drop-in class is for beginners and accomplished knitters alike.Call Barb at the Park District, 630-920-1969, for more in-formation about the schedule.

Stained Glass ClassesWant to learn how to make beautiful Stained Glass cre-ations? Please call the Park District, 630-920-1969, for de-tails. Classes are held at Nathalia Studio, 7320 S. Madison,Suite 700 in Burr Ridge. Urii & Nataliya Guchenia hold artdegrees from the Ukrainian Art Institute.

ANSWERS FROM PAGE 9

1. (b) On the floor, to the left of the clutch. Hand controls, popular in Europe , took till thelate '60'sto catch on.2. (b) To sprinkle clothes before ironing. Who had a steam iron?3. (c) Cold weather caused the milk to freeze and expand, popping the bottle top.4. (a) Blackjack Gum.5. (b) Special makeup was applied, followed by drawing a seam down the back of the legwith eyebrow pencil.6. (a) 1946 Studebaker.7. (c) Wax coke bottles containing super-sweet colored water. 8. (a) Wax for your flat top (butch) haircut. 9. (a) With clamps, tightened by a skate key,which you wore on a shoestring around yourneck.10. (c) Eeny-meeny-miney-mo.

The Scoop for Active Adults

Burr Ridge Park District

15 W 400 Harvester Drive

Burr Ridge, IL 60527

630-920-1969

The Scoop is a joint effort by the Burr Ridge Park District

and Willowbrook Parks & Recreation Department

CALENDAR OF EVENTSJULYFri (5) Concert on the GreenWed (10) Michigan Summer DayFri (12) Concert on the GreenThur (13) Community Yard SaleFri (19) Concert on the GreenTue (23) Mystery TripThurs(25) Farmers Market BingoFri (26) Concert on the Green

AUGUSTFri (2) Concert on the GreenWed (7) Under the Stars & A Summer Day In ChicagoThur (8) Love of the SeaFri (9) Concert on the GreenSat (10) Cruisin’ 66Sat (11) FlashdanceThur (15) Farmers Market BingoFri (16) Concert on the GreenThur (22) Afternoon DelightFri (23) Concert on the GreenFri (30) Concert on the Green

SEPTEMBERWed (4) Bingo at the BRCCSun (8) Lake Geneva Brunch CruiseFri (13) Social - Welcome BackTue (17) ShipshewanaWed (18-19) Jumer’sTue (27) ShipshewanaWed (28) Oktoberfest

OCTOBERWed (2) BingoFri (11) Social - OktoberfestSun-Sat (13-19) Tunica Graceland TripWed (23) Mystery Trip

NOVEMBERWed (6) BingoFri (15) Social - Yankee Doodle DandeeSat (16) WickedWed (20) Fireside Christmas

DECEMBERWed (4) BingoFri (13) Social - Holiday Special

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