Dear Members,

We are having a very exciting Spring! There have been many great events with the support of volunteers, members and the Advisory Board. We are in the process of developing a Mission Statement for the Center. We need to identify the purpose and what we stand for as a group. In the past, the Center has used the Park District Mission Statement which is “to provide safe and innovative parks and recreational opportunities.” The Vision Statement for the District is “Go beyond the expected!” The Mission Statement for the Center will give us clear direction and more of a focus. The Advisory Board and the members will be involved in this process. Staff appreciates everyone’s patience during the move to Rainbow Falls Community Center. It was nice to have a place to go to during the construction, but it is very nice to be back home in our familiar surroundings! The Customer Service Staff, Custodial Staff, the Parks Department, along with Greg and Karen have worked hard to make the change less challenging!We are still looking for volunteers for the reception desk and the gift shop. If you are interested in the reception desk, please see Greg Palace and for the gift shop, Karen Sederberg. Happy Spring and I look forward to seeing you soon!Warm regards, Cindy SortinoHattendorf Manager

CALENDAR OF

EVENTSMay 7 Big Band Night – Garden TerraceMay 8 Friday MadnessMay 11 Center reopens at HattendorfMay 13 Monthly Luncheon Trip - Eddie Cash May 19 Monthly Special Event-Bocce Ball Fundraiser- Buona BeefJune 7 Art in the ParkJune 9 Current Events with Mayor Ambassadors ConcertJune 11 Big Band Night –Garden TerraceJune 12 Friday MadnessJune 16 Monthly Special Event – Seniors Got TalentJune 17 Monthly LuncheonJune 18 – Center Closed Rummage Sale Set-upJune 19 & 20 Rummage SaleJune 25 Trip – Legacy GirlsJune 26 PAST – Police Station

225 E. Elk Grove Blvd.Elk Grove Village, IL 60007

(847) 364-7224Doors are open

8 am - 4 pm

Kym Frankovelgia sings while we line dance.

ADULT CENTER

May/June2015

Buzz

April Showers Bring May FlowersHello Sheila Ray Members!I hope everyone had a nice Easter. I would like to say that our Doggie Egg Hunt and Breakfast with the Bunny way back in March was a great success. Our April Avalon luncheon was a nice time to gather with our friends. Our Big Band Night has had a strong turnout for the past couple of months, let’s keep it up.

Our restaurant fundraisers in March/April brought out a lot of people. Please support our next fundraiser at Buona Beef on May 19th. In order to prevent the need to raise our membership dues and activity fees, we have recently increased our fundraising efforts.

Please do not forget to get your tickets for our Ambassadors performance on June 9th. We need you to clean out your closets or garages and bring in your donations to support our June 19th and 20th Rummage Sale. The Center hopes you will come to shop or volunteer, or bake for the Rummage Sale. Thank you to the guest speakers we have had in March and April from Alexian Brothers. Also, thank you to our volunteers for all of the time that you have spent to make our Center a great place to spend your day!Sincerely,Mary Leetzow, President

Welcome FromPresident Of

Advisory Board

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Elk Grove Park DistrictBoard of CommissionersBill O’Malley - PresidentRalph Souder - Vice PresidentBob Biedke - SecretaryJohn Walz - TreasurerTom Cooke - Commissioner

Advisory Board MeetingsTue, May 5 10:00 amTue, Jun 2 10:00 am Adult Center StaffAl Hattendorf Manager Cindy Sortino Center SupervisorsGreg Palace Karen Sederberg

Adult Advisory Board Pat Angelino, Past PresidentMary Leetzow, PresidentRod Marino, Vice PresidentJeanie Roller, TreasurerGerry Kearns, Secretary Mercedes Ibarra, New MembersJoann Nardiello, Gift ShopJackie Giri, Entertainment & DanceEllie Jacobson, Phone Reassurance

The Adult Advisory Board is comprised of Adult Center Members who act as the representatives of the whole membership. Each selected appointee is approved by the Park District Board of Commissioners and serves two to four years.

Current Events:Join us for the following guests: June 9 - Mayor Craig Johnson, Elk Grove Village June 30 - Ms. Terri Worman, Associate Director of AARP Illinois

In July, Current Events will change to once a month. It will meet on the last Tuesday of each month through October.

Sheila Ray Advisory Board at the Avalon Luncheon April 2015.

Look What’sHappening

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More than just memories! From Memories to MemoirsThe “Memoirs” group gives participants a chance to learn more about events of the past and to reflect, discuss, write and share their thoughts. The focus will be to have an enjoyable experience regardless of one’s writing ability. The format for each session will involve discussion and writing in a friendly environment. Registration is not required. This is a drop in program. Fri, May 1 1:00 pm Rainbow Falls Community CenterFri, Jun 5 1:00 pm Hattendorf Center

New Group - Mah JonggInterested in learning to play Mah Jongg? It is a strategic game, and once you learn the rules, the ability to excel is limitless. Whether you are a newcomer to this game or have been playing for years, this program is for you.

If you are interested in participating, or finding out more about this program, see Greg Palace for further information. The Mah Jongg group meets every Friday from 9:30 am - Noon in the Lounge area.

Ambassador’s Concert Join the Ambassadors as they entertain you with a program of oldies, standards and novelty songs and dances, including an early venture into the Spring music repertoire. Your support is greatly appreciated.Purchase your tickets in advance at the Pavilion or Hattendorf Center.Fee: $5 R/$8 NRLocation: Adult CenterDate Time Tue, Jun 9 6:30-7:30 pm

RUMMAGE Fri, June 19 9:00 am – 2:00 pm

Sat, June 20 9:00 am – 12:00 pm

Sheila Ray CenterCalling all bakers - We need you! Contact Greg at 847-228-3843

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WellnessCorner

Hearing Screening Dr. Preston has been an Audiologist for over 30 years and works for Sonus/Hear USA in the Elk Grove Village office. When you don’t hear well, you can’t relate well. Come and have your hearing screened! Presented by: HearUSAThu, Jun 11Location: Adult Center Computer RoomTime Barcode 10:00 am 91874 10:15 am 9187510:30 am 9187610:45 am 9187711:00 am 9187811:15 am 9187911:30 am 9188011:45 am 91881

Screenings are freeto Members.

Dancing to the 50s & 60s: the Other Side of 50Enjoy the tunes of the 50s and 60s with this fun and energetic class. Nothing compares to dancing, having fun, and moving with purpose. This class is for anyone who is interested in improving their mind, balance, cardiovascular and cognitive health. You will be challenged in many fun ways. Fee: $20 Member $22.50 Nonmember $25 NR NonmemberLocation: Adult Center Main Room Mon, May 25 -Jun 22 11:00 – 11:45 am Barcode: 90761

Blood Pressure ScreeningMay 7 11:30 am – 12:30 pm Jun 4 11:30 am – 12:30 pm

Village Nurse, Sheila Ray Adult Center1st Thursday of the Month

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Line DancingIf you enjoy line dancing, join instructors Lorraine & Wally West. This class is back by popular demand and they will teach you some of the newest dances and keep you moving. This is a great opportunity to bring a friend or make a new one!Mon, Jun 1 - Aug 3 10:00 – 11:00 amFee: $25 Member $30 Nonmember Location: Adult Center Main Room Barcode: 90723

Fitness Fun FridayJoin Maggie, a certified group exercise instructor for a fun, motivating fitness experience. These classes will help improve your cardiovascular fitness, muscular strength and endurance, and enhance your flexibility. Additional benefits of these classes include improved well-being, posture and balance, and preservation of muscle and bone mass.Fri, May 1 - 29 9:00 – 9:45 am Barcode: 90766 Fri, Jun 5 - Jul 3 9:00 – 9:45 am Barcode: 90767Fee: $15 Member $17 Nonmember $19 NR NonmemberLocation: Adult Center Main Room

Work It Out WednesdayA fun motivating fitness experience! Enjoy movement, mixing it up with various formats that will get you moving, keep you fit and improve the quality of your day.Wed, Jun 3 - Jul 8 10:00 – 10:45 am Fee: $15 Member $17 Nonmember $19 NR Nonmember Location: Adult Center Main Room Barcode: 90777

Track PassTake advantage of the Pavilion Fitness indoor suspended track with a track pass! If you are an Elk Grove Resident 65 years or older your track pass is FREE. Stop in at member services on the second floor of the Pavilion.

Flex Class PassThe flex class pass offers you flexibility! You may use one scan per class instead of registering for a session. This flex class pass applies to: Dancing to the 50s & 60s on the other side of 50, Work It Out Wednesday, and Fitness Fun Friday. Pass is valid for 6 months from date of purchase.Fee: Member R NR 5 classes pass $20 $2310 classes pass $40 $4320 classes pass $75 $78

Nurse Consultation ProgramDo you have a medical question, need help figuring out a medical bill, or are you worried about someone with a medical problem? Jane Sloger, a Community Health Nurse will be offering private consultations one day a month to help you navigate the medical system. Appointments will be available in 15 minute time slots and are free and confidential. Book your appointment at the Sheila Ray Center by calling (847) 364-7224. Fee: Free to Members.Thu, May 21 11:30 - 11:45 am Barcode 9152911:45 - 12:00 pm Barcode 9153012:00 - 12:15 pm Barcode 9153112:15 - 12:30 pm Barcode 91532

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Adult Center: AARP Driver SafetyThe new ‘Participant Guidebook’ and video is now more participant-friendly and easier to follow. This AARP Smart Driver Course is six units. AARP requires the fee to be paid directly to the instruc-tor; $15 for AARP member, $20 for non AARP. Location: Adult Center Computer Room Mon, Jul 13 & 20 8:30 am – 12:30 pm Barcode 90648 Registration Deadline: Jul 6

Rules of the RoadThis class is offered by the Illinois Secretary of State to help Seniors review for their driving test and is taught by the Elk Grove Village Police Department. Registrants must show their driver’s license. This class is for members. Fee: FreeLocation: Adult Center Computer Room Mon, Jun 8 1:00 – 3:00 pm Barcode 91551Registration Deadline: Jun 5

Introduction to ComputersIn this beginner class, you will learn terminology, how to use a mouse, the basics of computer customization and the Internet, all in a relaxed atmosphere. This is a great starting point for someone unfamiliar with computers.Fee: $30 R / $40 NRLocation: Adult Center Computer Room Sat, May 16 & 23 8:30 – 9:30 am Barcode 90914Registration Deadline: May 11

Friday MadnessJoin the Adult Center staff as we challenge the members to a lighthearted ‘playground’ game of Four Square. Bring a friend and we promise laughs and a great way to end the week! Registration is not necessary.Location: Adult Center Activity Room 1Fri, May 8 12:30 to 1:00 pm Fri, Jun 12 12:30 to 1:00 pm

The High Tea was a great time to reconnect with friends.

The Mah Jongg group is learning a great game.

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Activities

Volunteer Opportunity – Give Back to the CommunityAre you looking for a way to give back to the community and be outdoors? The Historical Museum has the perfect opportunity for you. If you are interested in gardening, please contact the Museum Coordinator, Audrey Ko at (847) 690-1440 or by e-mail at ako@elkgroveparks.org.

Thursday, May 7 & June 11 from 7:00 - 9:00 pm

Join us for an evening of fun, upbeat jazz with the Switch Time Jazz Group. Sit and listen with the crowd, or move to the music. $5 R /$7 NR

Garden Terrace Banquets, 1000 Wellington Avenue, Elk Grove Village

This event is a benefit for the Sheila Ray Adult Center. For information, call (847) 364-7224.

Big Band Live Music Night

Save the Date!27th Annual Senior Celebration DayThursday, September 24, 11:30 am - 3:30 pmArlington International Racecourse, Arlington HeightsFREE event with health screenings, exhibitors, discounted lunch, entertainment, raffle prizes and more!

Be a part of the Elk Grove Park District’s 5th annual Art in the Park event! This event highlights Chicagoland culture as we feature stunning artwork, talented performers and creative activities in the heart of ourElk Grove Village community.

Featured artists will consist of local �ne artists and �ne crafters. Interested artists need to submit an application in order to be considered for this juried event. Applications must include three digital photos on a CD (or three 4X6 print photos), as well as a $5 non-refundable jury fee. Digital images must be atleast 400 X 600 pixels and must represent the work to be exhibited. Applications are due by Friday, April 17, 2015. Applications may be mailed to the Pavilion, 1000 Wellington Ave., Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 or delivered in person Monday through Friday between 9 a.m.and 7:30 p.m. Space is limited so apply early!

After noti�cation of acceptance, a $50 booth fee is required no later than Friday, May 15, 2015. Refundsfor cancellations will not be honored. Checks shouldbe made payable to the Elk Grove Park District.

For more information or to inquire about an application, please call Shannon Elsey, Art/Special Events Manager for the Elk Grove Park Districtat (847) 690-1184.

Be a part of the Elk Grove Park District’s 5th annual Art in the Park event! This event highlights Chicagoland culture as we feature stunning artwork, talented performers and creative activities in the heart of ourElk Grove Village community.

Featured artists will consist of local �ne artists and �ne crafters. Interested artists need to submit an application in order to be considered for this juried event. Applications must include three digital photos on a CD (or three 4X6 print photos), as well as a $5 non-refundable jury fee. Digital images must be atleast 400 X 600 pixels and must represent the work to be exhibited. Applications are due by Friday, April 17, 2015. Applications may be mailed to the Pavilion, 1000 Wellington Ave., Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 or delivered in person Monday through Friday between 9 a.m.and 7:30 p.m. Space is limited so apply early!

After noti�cation of acceptance, a $50 booth fee is required no later than Friday, May 15, 2015. Refundsfor cancellations will not be honored. Checks shouldbe made payable to the Elk Grove Park District.

For more information or to inquire about an application, please call Shannon Elsey, Art/Special Events Manager for the Elk Grove Park Districtat (847) 690-1184.

Be a part of the Elk Grove Park District’s 5th annual Art in the Park event! This event highlights Chicagoland culture as we feature stunning artwork, talented performers and creative activities in the heart of ourElk Grove Village community.

Featured artists will consist of local �ne artists and �ne crafters. Interested artists need to submit an application in order to be considered for this juried event. Applications must include three digital photos on a CD (or three 4X6 print photos), as well as a $5 non-refundable jury fee. Digital images must be atleast 400 X 600 pixels and must represent the work to be exhibited. Applications are due by Friday, April 17, 2015. Applications may be mailed to the Pavilion, 1000 Wellington Ave., Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 or delivered in person Monday through Friday between 9 a.m.and 7:30 p.m. Space is limited so apply early!

After noti�cation of acceptance, a $50 booth fee is required no later than Friday, May 15, 2015. Refundsfor cancellations will not be honored. Checks shouldbe made payable to the Elk Grove Park District.

For more information or to inquire about an application, please call Shannon Elsey, Art/Special Events Manager for the Elk Grove Park Districtat (847) 690-1184.

Visit our ceramics group!

Located at the Museum Grounds 399 Biesterfield Road, Elk Grove Village

MonthlyEvents

May (one week earlier)Join us for a wonderful Mother’s Day Luncheon celebration. Our delicious meal will include an Italian beef sandwich, coleslaw, salad and sweet treat for dessert. For entertainment welcome a beautiful, new voice to the Center as Heather Braoudakis sings a collection of old favorites.Wed, May 13 11:30 am – 2:00 pm Fee: $7 Member /$9 R Nonmember $11 NR NonmemberLocation: Adult Center Main Room Barcode: 92499

JuneOur Father’s Day Celebration will be a feast of chicken (order light or dark when you register), potato salad, rolls, and ice cream for dessert. After our meal we’ll enjoy a special performance by a sparkling, young dance troupe.Wed, Jun 17 11:30 am – 2:00 pmFee: $7 Member /$9 R Nonmember $11 NR NonmemberLocation: Adult Center Main Room Barcode: 92293

The Advisory Board General Meeting will take place at 11:30 am prior to the luncheon. Entertainment begins at 1:15 & ends at 2:00 pm. Participants are welcome to come early or stay late for conversation or cards. Please note that the Center does not provide foil or carryout items for leftovers.

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Monthly Luncheons

May – Bocce BallJoin us this month when we go outside to play Bocce Ball! After a long Winter, hopefully the weather will cooperate and we will enjoy a nice Spring day with friends. In the event of inclement weather, we will play games inside in the Main Room. Lunch will be provided and will be the same as our daily lunch bunch menu for the day.Tue, May 19 11:00 am – 12:30 pm Fee: $5 R /$7 R NR Location: Bocce Ball Courts Barcode: 90490 Deadline: May 15

June – Seniors Got TalentSing, dance, do a comedy routine, or something completely different! It’s your chance to shine at this month’s talent show. Depending on the number of performers registered, the time allotted for each will be adjusted accordingly. You will be advised approximately one week before the show of time allowed so you can fine-tune your act. Lunch is included.Tue, June 16 11:00 am – 12:30 pm Fee: $5 R /$7 NRLocation: Adult Center Main Room Barcode: 90491 Deadline: Jun 8

July – Twenty Questions Trivia ContestTwenty Questions is one of America’s favorite party games. It is easy, fun and challenging! Each Twen-ty Questions card gives you a chance to become a person, place, thing or year…while everyone else has a chance to guess your identity. Join us as we adapt this fun party game to our Monthly Themed Event. Lunch is included.Tue, Jul 21 11:00 am – 12:30 pm Fee: $5 R /$7 NRLocation: Adult Center Main Room Barcode: 90492 Deadline: Jul 16

The Legacy Girls - White Fence Farms (Romeoville, IL)The vocal trio, Legacy Girls, has been thrilling audiences all over Chicagoland with their musical revues. They will capture your heart with their contagious smiles, and delight you as they take you down memory lane with a truly unique musical experience. Legacy Girls will take you on a sentimental journey to the 30s and 40s in classic Andrews Sisters Style!

Lunch will feature White Fence Farm’s World Famous Chicken, Bean Salad, Cole Slaw, Cottage Cheese, Pickled Beets, Corn Fritters, and a choice of French Fries, Mashed Potato, or Baked Potato with Homemade Gravy.Thu, Jun 25Depart: Pavilion South Parking Lot: 10:00 am Return: Pavilion South Parking Lot: 4:00 pm$70 R / $74 NR Barcode: 91571Registration Deadline: June 11Min. /Max: 28/34 – This trip uses a chartered bus

Grant Park Music Fest - A Sondheim CelebrationEnjoy a little night music and celebrate the award-winning master of the musical, Stephen Sondheim. Led by Broadway conductor and long-time Sondheim collaborator Paul Gemignani, the Grant Park Orchestra and renowned vocalists perform Sondheim favorites, including selections from Sweeney Todd, Company, Into the Woods, and more. An evening not to be missed! Illinois native and Broadway veteran Elizabeth Stanley joins the Grant Park Orchestra in performing selections by Stephen Sondheim.Fri, Jul 10Depart: Pavilion South Parking Lot: 5:00 pmReturn: Pavilion South Parking Lot: 11:00 pmFee: $35 R /$37 NR Barcode: 92019Deadline: Jun 22Min. /Max: 18/34 – This trip uses a chartered bus

A Tribute to Frank Sinatra - Starved Rock (Utica, IL)Peter Oprisko will delight you with this tribute to the Chairman of the Board! A fresh and unique, ultra-modern salute to Ol’ Blue Eyes! This exciting and memorable celebration showcases Sinatra like never before. Enjoy such hits as: New York New York, The Way You Look Tonight, My Way and many more. Matinee show includes a hot lunch buffet and the show. Check in and seating begins at 11:30 am in the Great Hall of the Starved Rock Lodge.Mon, Aug 17Depart: Pavilion South Parking Lot: 9:00 amReturn: Pavilion South Parking Lot: 5:00 pmFee: $71 R/$75 NR Barcode: 92020Deadline: Jul 27Min. /Max: 40/54 – This trip uses a chartered bus

Trips

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CommunityNews &

Resources

Lending Closet The Sheila Ray Adult Center manages a Lending Closet of medical equipment available to Elk Grove Village residents. If you or someone you know are in need of any equipment, call Greg at (847) 228-3843 or Karen at (847) 228-3842. Upon returning equipment, donations are appreciated for repairs and/or replacement costs.

Pace Dial-a-ride Call (847) 299-6212 one hour before you need a ride to make your reservation. Tell the dispatcher where you are and where you need to go. Persons over 65 years pay a reduced one-way fare of $0.65. Hours of service: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm, Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm, Saturday

Phone Reassurance/Sick & VigilDo you know a SRC member who is home bound or hospitalized? Call (847) 364-7224 and a volunteer will send a card or letter.

Township Dial-a-busEG Township Door-to-Door Senior Bus Service, (847) 437-0300. This “Senior Bus” is for anyone 55 years and older, handicapped or not, living in Elk Grove Township. You must call the day before to arrange for a pickup and it will take you anywhere in Elk Grove Township.

Home Delivered Meals Kenneth Young Center for Seniors, (847) 524-8800.

Alexian Brothers Older Adult Services OfficeInformation/Referral source for community health and social service networks call (847) 956-5465.

Counseling & Circuit Breaker Kenneth Young Center for Seniors, (847) 524-8800, counseling, assistance with housekeeping, meals, and link up with other service providers.

Adult Trips Information is available in March, July and November. Register with Barcode 81081 to have a trip brochure mailed to your home.

Newsletter Mailing ServiceIf you would like to receive the bi-monthly Adult Center Buzz Newsletter by mail, register at anytime. Newsletters may be picked up, free of charge, at the Adult Center Customer Service desk. A one year subscription can be mailed to your house. (6 newsletters)$9 R & Members / $11 NR Barcode: 77523

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Membership for the Adult CenterA membership to the Sheila Ray Adult Center gives you the opportu-nity to connect with friends or make new ones! Our annual membership fee is just $25 for Residents and $35 for Non-Residents. The daily fee is $2 for Residents and $4 for Non- Residents. We invite you to be our guest for a day and see what we are all about.

MayDale Theobald 3Barbara Brenke 6Mary Ann Christenson 13Gladys Rigoni 13Marie Methling 18Marge McCarthy 19Mary Domme 20Pat Morris 20Donna Rozehnal 22Loretta Lisowski 24Peter Kis 27Anne Richter 27Ruth Irvine 28Paula Bend 31

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Birthdaysand many

more...

The High Tea was really fun this year.

JuneHumberto Giraldo 1Vito Ibarra 2Nereida Maso 2Dayton Orr 2Sharon Haerle 5JoAnne Sommer 5Jean Kohmstedt 7Ike Nicholas 8William Stone 8Alice Sobeck 9Lucille Hamilton 11Joanne Winikates 12Frances T. Bianchi 13Rosalyn Graziano 13

Lynn Cressler 14Ruth Landoll 14Linda Morgan 17Annabelle Petramale 18Marjorie Weber 21Valerie A. Carroll 24Ella McKillop 24Nancy Hartwig 26Kathleen Chmel 30

Ladies enjoyed the Avalon music and food.

AprilAngie Foster 26

Thank YouWe want to give a special thank you to the following members who donated items and center supplies: Muriel Anderson, Mary Archer, Jim Bertucci, Frances Bianchi, Angie Foster, Joseph Hauser, Spencer Irvine, Mercedes and Vito Ibarra, Gerry Kearns, Arline Klitzke, Jean Kohmstedt, Marian LeBlanc, Helen Leski, Mary Leetzow, Diana and Rod Marino, Shirley Marino, Linda Mulcahey, Carmella McNiff, Elaine Melone, JoAnn Nardiello, Carol and Jerome Pawlowski, Mary Pratscher, Irmela Rosin, Marjorie Scarpulla, Louis Tanner, Ellie/Joe Wellman, Joanne B. Winikates, Nancy Wong, Carolyn Wu, Ed ZmudaYour contributions are greatly appreciated!

Gratitude

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OVER TWO HUNDRED TWENTY FIVE MILLION SOLDOVER TWO HUNDRED TWENTY FIVE MILLION SOLD

2015 Luncheon Sponsors/SpeakersJan, Feb, Mar: Elk Grove Lion’s ClubApr: Ardent CareJun: Friendship VillageWe would like to thank the Lion’s Club for their generous donation to the Sheila Ray Center for 2015.

Senior Real EstateSpecialist

• Free Market Evaluation

• Free Notary

• Free Copies

• Free Faxes

1325 S. ARLINGTON HEIGHTS RD., ELK GROVE VILLAGE 60007

Since 1970

LORI CHRISTENSEN, G.R.I., CRS, ABR, SRES

MANAGING BROKER(847) 956-0660 Ext. 25(847) 956-0405 - FAX

www.nwvillagerealty.com

Dr. Brian Homann provides a wide array of general and cosmetic dentistry services including:

• Implant Restorations• Dentures & Partials• Anti-Snoring Devices

• Crowns• Root Canals• Fillings

• Veneers• Cleanings• Bridges

8 East Devon Ave (at Arlington Heights Road)Elk Grove Village 847-439-9440

Call today to learn more about our Senior Discount

Sponsorship and Advertising opportunities are available, please contact:

Cindy at (847) 364-7224 for more information, or visit our website: elkgroveparks.org/Sheila_ray_adult_center.

Our shop décor was recently updated with lots of fun gift items for kids and adults. Volunteers are welcome to work the shop for a couple hours each month. Call (847) 228-3842.