UPDATE April 2016

Vol. 18 – No. 55

April, 2016

Annual Spring Luncheon this month You don’t want to miss the ALL Spring Luncheon and Annual Meeting that will be held on Fri., April 22, at the Northfield Conference Center, 3280 Northfield Drive. Doors will open at 10:30 a.m. for check-in, and a short business meeting will begin at 11 a.m. with lunch and entertainment to follow. The proposed Bylaws Revisions and the nominees for election to the 2016-17 Board will be presented to and voted upon by members during the meeting. (Refer to the March UPDATE for revised bylaws and nominees.) Good news—the price for the served luncheon will remain at $20 per member/guest. The menu will include chicken breast almandine, rice, vegetable, salad, rolls, beverage and dessert. Registration is REQUIRED; no walk-ins are permitted for the luncheon, but members may attend the meeting at no cost. The last date to register for the luncheon is Mon., April 18, by 5 p.m. with LLCC Admission/Registration Services. From the parking lot, enter the “Center 3” door that is close to the Ruby/Topaz rooms for our annual event. COURSE CODE: LLL 103-X06 Betty Workman, ALL Board President 217-679-1699

Membership Committee It’s April, and we are delighted to say that ALL is now 350+ members strong! This is the last month for members to reduce their dues for the coming year by $5 when a new member lists you as a referring member on the ALL application form. Keep reaching out! Plans are underway to have a booth at the Central Illinois Senior Celebration again this year on Wed., May 18, from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. at the Orr Building on the Illinois State Fairgrounds. Admission is free if you bring a can of food to donate. Be sure to visit the ALL booth or help us by volunteering as an ALL representative for a few hours. (Contact one of us before the May 18 date for scheduling.) Our committee is already considering activities for next year. We are seeking a few good people to join us in this planning. If you like sharing ideas, working on fun events, meeting others, and value learning experiences, you are definitely a fit for our group. We meet six to eight times each year. Would you like to join us? Judy Kohlrus 217-698-8924 [email protected] Tom Bolinger 217-793-1978 [email protected]

Call Admission & Registration Services: 217-786-2292 or 1-800-727-4161, ext 62292 or register online at http://www.llcc.edu/community-education/academy-lifelong-learning/ Page 1

Chautauqua: Springfield Water Management Chautauqua's spring series continues the theme of "Our Challenging World" as we explore the topic of water. Water is an essential substance for life that when its supply is disrupted it can create chaos for communities and entire regions. On Thurs., April 14, from 1-3 p.m. at the Trutter Center, Chautauqua will present speakers from CWLP and Springfield's Metro Sanitary District. We will learn about the sources and treatment of Springfield's drinking water as well as the treatment of sewage, water quality regulations and the agencies that monitor the city's treatment plants. Prior to 1929 there were no treatment plants in the area and raw sewage flowed into ditches, creeks and rivers. With the passage of a city bond referendum, Spring Creek treatment plant was built, and in 1973, the Sugar Creek plant was added on to this. Currently the district serves over 150,000 people in the Springfield Metro district. Ted Meckes, CWLP Water Division Manager, and Kim Lucas, CWLP chemist, will be speaking about the water purification process and safeguards. Chautauqua's May program will continue the discussion on Springfield's future water sources, sewer infrastructure, funding and taxation, aquifers and wetlands preservation. In June we will expand the conversation to national and international water management. Registration is required for this program. COURSE CODE: LLL 115-04 QUESTIONS? → Nancy Gillespie 546-6927 [email protected] WOW trips are scheduled on Wednesdays. Registration cost covers the charter bus transportation and the driver’s gratuity. In addition, the trip may require a cash fee to cover other costs such as meals, tickets, or tours. The motor coach departs from the J.C. Penney south parking lot at the corner of South Grand and Dirksen Parkway in Springfield. Please wear your ALL name tag! Exact costs and times are listed within the article.

WOW: A Visit to Hannibal Come join us on Wed., April 20 as we visit Mark Twain and Molly Brown in Hannibal, MO! Tour the Mark Twain Boyhood Home and Museum properties. Visit the Hannibal History Museum and learn of “The Life and Times of Molly Brown.” Learn the true-life rags-to-riches tale of Margaret “Molly” Tobin Brown from her childhood to being a heroine of the Titanic, an American patriot and an important voice throughout the Progressive Era. Have free time on your own (OYO) in Historic Hannibal: have lunch, shop, visit art galleries and studios or other sites. If the weather permits just sit by the riverside and watch the Mississippi River rolling by! Call LLCC Admission & Registration Services at 786-2292 or go on-line to register for this trip before the 5 p.m. Thurs., April 14 deadline. The cost at time of registration is $30 for ALL members and $40 for guests. This trip cost covers your charter bus transportation and driver’s gratuity. In addition, each person must bring $24 in CASH, to be collected on the bus to pay for the tours. The motor coach departs at 8 a.m. and returns approximately 6:30 p.m. COURSE CODES & FEES: LLL 108-X02A (member, $30) or LLL 108-X02B (guest, $40) QUESTIONS? → Karen Willard 971-3940 [email protected]

Call Admission & Registration Services: 217-786-2292 or 1-800-727-4161, ext 62292 or register online at http://www.llcc.edu/community-education/academy-lifelong-learning/ Page 2

Breakfast Roundtables (BRT) meets the first Thursday of the month at 8:30 a.m. at the MCL Cafeteria (northeast corner of the intersection of Wabash and Montvale, Springfield.). Please register by contacting LLCC Admission & Registration Services.

April 7 BRT: Dr. Charlotte Warren, President, Lincoln Land Community College Dr. Warren became LLCC's first female president in 2006. She has degrees from both the University of Virginia and Virginia Commonwealth University. Prior to coming to LLCC, she taught in university and community colleges for 30 years. Registration for this event will close at 5 p.m., Mon., April 4. However, after that date, you may register by calling ALL directly at 786-2477. COURSE CODES & FEES: LLL 101-X04A (member, $12.25) or LLL 101-X04B (guest, $16.25) QUESTIONS? → Dick McLane 546-5021 [email protected]

May 5 BRT: Dan Parriot honors our heroes With Memorial Day soon approaching, it seems appropriate to honor and thank all those many men and women who have defended our nation through the years. Dan will introduce us to some of these heroes concentrating on those who fought in WWII, Korea, and in Vietnam. Dan joined Butler Funeral Homes in March 2009 and currently serves as Family Service Director and Advance Planning Specialist. He was born in Lawrenceville, IL and raised in Decatur. He served in the United States Navy for 8 years in Port Hueneme, CA and Pearl Harbor, HI and attended Hawaii Pacific University. Registration for this event will close at 5:00 p.m., Mon., May 2. However, after that date you may register by calling ALL directly at 786-2477. COURSE CODES & FEES: LLL 101-X05A (member, $12.25) or LLL 101-X05B (guest, $16.25) QUESTIONS? → Dick McLane 546-5021 [email protected]

BRT CANCELLATION POLICY If for any reason the scheduled speaker cancels or is replaced after the speaker has been announced in the UPDATE, members will be informed via an ALL "email blast." Members who have already registered but lack an email address will be informed by telephone. In accordance with ALL BRT policy, members who have registered for a BRT may cancel a week before the BRT and receive a full refund. If a replacement speaker has not been found by that time, we will cancel the BRT and inform everyone who has registered. Those registrants will receive a full refund. However, if we have a replacement speaker by the scheduled time, no refund will be made. Once we've given the MCL Cafeteria a count, we are obliged to pay for that number of people whether or not we have a speaker. Breakfast would still be served and we would still have use of the room for socializing.

Restoring the people’s house Plans are already underway for restoring the Illinois Executive Mansion to its former glory. At the Today’s Topic on Tues., April 12, Emily Bastedo, Chief of Staff to First Lady, Diana Rauner, will use a power point presentation to explain the preservation and renovation plans for the mansion. The Executive Mansion is the third-oldest state governor’s residence in the U.S. Its rich history, architecture and collections make it an extraordinary asset for the citizens of Illinois. The session will begin at 10 a.m. in the Trutter Center. COURSE CODE: LLL 113-04 QUESTIONS? → Beverly Waldrop 546-5936 [email protected] QUESTIONS? → Betty Workman 679-1699 [email protected] Call Admission & Registration Services: 217-786-2292 or 1-800-727-4161, ext 62292 or register online at http://www.llcc.edu/community-education/academy-lifelong-learning/ Page 3

Meet, Greet & Eat The Meet, Greet and Eat group will meet Mon., April 25, at 5:30 p.m. at Abe’s Hideout, 2301 South Dirksen Parkway. Spring is here. Come join us for good food and lively conversation about your spring and summer plans. COURSE CODE: LLL 103-X07 QUESTIONS? → Karen Fifer 523-3302 [email protected]

Flicks on Friday On Fri., April 15, Flicks on Friday (FOF) will show the 1945 film, “Lady on the Train.” Directed by Charles David; this hybrid of an Agatha Christie mystery and romantic comedy stars Deanna Durbin. As the last FOF film for the season, you will not want to miss this entertaining film. For your viewing pleasure, bring your favorite treats (popcorn/candy/chips/soft drinks) and join us at the Trutter Center at 1 p.m. for the film. A brief discussion follows the film and Closed Caption is available. Please register for this film. COURSE CODE: LLL 117-05 QUESTIONS? → Stephanie Thomas 793-1052 [email protected]

Book Lovers The book group will meet Wed., April 27, to discuss Big Little Lies by Liane Moriarty. “Sometimes it’s the little lies that turn out to be the most lethal.” A murder…A tragic accident…Or just parents behaving badly? What’s indisputable is that someone is dead. Madeline is a force to be reckoned with. She’s funny, biting, and passionate. She remembers everything and forgives no one. Celeste is the kind of beautiful woman who makes the world stop and stare, but she is paying a price for the illusion of perfection. New to town, single mom, Jane, is so young that another mother mistakes her for a nanny. She comes with a mysterious past and a sadness beyond her years. These three women are at different crossroads, but they will all wind up in the same shocking place. Big Little Lies is a brilliant take on ex-husbands and second wives, mothers and daughters, schoolyard scandal, and the dangerous little lies we tell ourselves just to survive. Book Lovers meet at 1 p.m. in Montgomery Hall, room 1142. QUESTIONS? → Pat Veseling 546-2032 [email protected] QUESTIONS? → Mary Emerick 732-1854 [email protected]

Scribes Our optional writing prompt will give Scribes the opportunity to share Grandparent Memories. If you are a grandparent, you can choose to write about your experiences as a grandparent, or write about one of your grandparents and a memorable time with them or do a character sketch. You may bring 1-2 pages on this optional writing prompt or 1-2 pages of any current writing project. All ALL members are welcome to share your writing or come and observe the session. Scribes will meet on Thurs., April 14, at 10 a.m., in Sangamon Hall, room 1133. QUESTIONS? → Nancy Hall 698-9025 [email protected]

Call Admission & Registration Services: 217-786-2292 or 1-800-727-4161, ext 62292 or register online at http://www.llcc.edu/community-education/academy-lifelong-learning/ Page 4

Swinging Seniors Here we go! Our organizational meeting is Wed., April 20, at Brookhills Golf Course clubhouse, 5350 Old Jacksonville Road. We will meet at 10 a.m. Kiev Nelson will be joining us to explain his role as golf instructor to the group. We will discuss the information in our 2016 Golf League pamphlet and review the schedule. Patty Mees will introduce information about the weekly tasks involved for a smooth transition from month to month. The first scheduled day of play is Wed., May 4, so be sure to mark your calendars with these two important dates. See you then! QUESTIONS?→ Patty Mees, Chair 217-652-4829 [email protected]

Pedal Pushers Pedal Pushers will meet at 10 a.m., Mon., April 18, at R&M Cyclery, 832 West Washington Street (one block west of MacArthur) for our annual “Spring Bicycle Shop Service Tour”. The tour includes a bicycle-tune-up/flat tire repair explanation and a presentation of new bike types such as: recumbent, trikes, and senior-friendly step-through and crank-forward comfort designs. Afterwards we will ride and meet at a nearby restaurant for lunch to discuss future rides. Use your choice of transportation—bike or car. Hope to see you there. QUESTIONS?→ Patty Mees 217-652-4829 [email protected] QUESTIONS?→ John Sanford 217- 698-0840 [email protected]

Games The March Games group will meet Thurs., April 28, from 1-3 p.m. in the Millennium Center, room 1105. We will play Yahtzee, a game of dice, which involves trying to roll a certain combination at a certain time. This is not a new game, but all of us might need some refreshing of the rules. Come join us as we all relearn in a fun and relaxed atmosphere. No experience is necessary. It’s just a fun time playing with friends. Other spring games will include Pickleball and Catchphrase. QUESTIONS?→ Alice Steljes [email protected] QUESTIONS?→ Cheryl Bushnell 494-3462 [email protected]

Around Town Visits a Horse Farm On Wed., Apr. 13, Around Town travels to Divernon to visit The Stable on Horse Farm Road and the Midwest Horseshoe School that is operated there. The program begins promptly at 1 p.m., so we suggest you arrive by 12:45 p.m. The tour will end at 3 p.m. Carpooling is recommended. Drive south on I-55 and take Exit 83 (Glenarm). Make a right turn going west. Travel one mile to 1450 Horse Farm Road. On the left you will see the facility for the Midwest Horseshoe School, a cream-colored building with a red roof. Parking is nearby. Diego Almeida will explain how the school operates and demonstrate horseshoeing. At approximately 2 p.m., we will travel by car and follow the lane from Diego's school to The Stable building on the same property. There, Beth Heren will join us for a tour and discuss horse care, diet, exercise and more. Since some walking and standing will be involved, feel free to bring a lawn chair or stool. Please register for this event. COURSE CODE: LLL 102-DI01 QUESTIONS?→ Diana Weller 217-705-4578 [email protected] Call Admission & Registration Services: 217-786-2292 or 1-800-727-4161, ext 62292 or register online at http://www.llcc.edu/community-education/academy-lifelong-learning/ Page 5

Around Town: Lunch at Bistro Verde Again this spring, Around Town has arranged two dates for ALL members to dine together at LLCC’s culinary student-operated Bistro Verde. Individuals who are interested in joining must make their own reservations in advance. When making reservations, inform the restaurant staff you wish to be seated with other ALL members. The dates are Thurs., Apr. 7, and Tues., Apr.12, each at 11:30 a.m. Call 786-2821, email [email protected], or stop in during their open hours. The menu and other information was included in the Letter from the Liaison column in the March Update. Bistro Verde is located directly inside the Workforce Careers Center. QUESTIONS? → Judy Wagenblast 381-5115 [email protected]

The deadline submission for UPDATE articles for the May issue is due no later than APRIL 1 to [email protected]. Letter from the Liaison Community Education enjoys the best of all worlds here at LLCC as we are privileged to work with all age groups from 5 to 105. We not only have the pleasure of working with the Academy of Lifelong Learning for those ages 50 and up, but we also work with youth for College for Kids. College for Kids classes and programs are offered throughout the year for students ages 5-18. They are highly interactive enrichment activities designed for students seeking to learn new information and explore interests. Youth gain independence and enjoy a positive introduction to the LLCC campus and college experience. Summer brings day camp opportunities throughout June and July. Topics range from technology, culinary, foreign language, arts, science and so much more. We offer classes in Springfield, Jacksonville and Taylorville. How can you help? Volunteers are always needed. Assistance is needed at the registration table. This consists of checking the children in each morning, handing out nametags and answering basic questions. We also need teacher aides or just a second pair of hands in classrooms and hall monitors. If you can spare a few hours each week, please contact us. This can be a learning and enjoyable experience for volunteers, too. Contact Jessica Ingold at [email protected] or 217-786-4905. Do you know of anyone interested in attending College for Kids? Have them visit our website http://www.llcc.edu/community-education/youth-programs/college-for-kids or call 786-2432 for more information. We have been voted one of the best summer day camps. Registration is now open. Jamie Stout, Director of Community Education 217.786.2430 [email protected]

Call Admission & Registration Services: 217-786-2292 or 1-800-727-4161, ext 62292 or register online at http://www.llcc.edu/community-education/academy-lifelong-learning/ Page 6

ALL MEMBER ORIENTATION Harriet Brooks 1133 Woodhaven Ct Chatham IL 62629 Phone: 217-483-5704 Email: [email protected] Veronica [Roni] Betts 2709 Haggard Dr Springfield IL 62711 Margaret [Margie] Child 21004 Foggy Bottom Ave Petersburg IL 62675 Phone: 217-632-3672 Email: [email protected] Kathleen [Kathy] Dehart 1331 W Iles Ave Springfield IL 62704 Cell: 217-415-1132 Email: [email protected] Gillian Loftis 2536 Delaware Dr Springfield IL 62702 Email: [email protected]

You are invited to attend the next scheduled ALL Member Orientation meeting on Tues., April 19, 2016 from 2-4 p.m. in Logan Hall room 1139. The first hour is an informative discussion led by one of the ALL Membership Committee members, including but certainly not limited to the ALL mission, the multiple opportunities and offerings available to Academy members and other items of interest available to answer your questions. During the second hour, Jennifer Lewis of Community Education, will provide handson assistance to set you up to register online. Come and meet us in this social but informative chat between current and prospective members. Seating is limited so call and reserve your place. RSVP to Denese at 786-2432!

Virginia [Ginny] Shea 3342 W Washington St Springfield IL 62711 Phone: 217-679-4759 Cell: 217-717-5272 Email: [email protected]

 PLEASE NOTE ADDRESS CHANGES  Helen Pokora 841 N Oxford Rd Springfield IL 62702

Francie Staggs 3130 E Lake Shore Dr Springfield IL 62712

Carole Woodward 823 Longleaf Ct Springfield IL 62711

Call Admission & Registration Services: 217-786-2292 or 1-800-727-4161, ext 62292 or register online at http://www.llcc.edu/community-education/academy-lifelong-learning/ Page 7

LLCC Academy of Lifelong Learning (ALL) Calendar of Learning Opportunities Register by phone 217-786-2292 or online http://www.llcc.edu/community-education/academy-lifelong-learning/ DAY DATE COURSE CODE APRIL 2016 TUE 04/05/16 N/A Tech Talk Committee Meeting THU 04/07/16 LLL 101-X04A

BRT (member): "Dr. Charlotte Warren, LLCC President" REGISTRATION DEADLINE MON., 4/4/16

LOCATION Room 1105, Millennium Center MCL Cafeteria, 2151 W. Wabash

THU 04/07/16 LLL 101-X04B

BRT (guest): "Dr. Charlotte Warren, LLCC President" REGISTRATION DEADLINE MON., 4/4/16

MCL Cafeteria, 2151 W. Wabash

THU 04/07/16 ADVANCE RESERVATIONS REQUIRED TUE 04/12/16 LLL 113-04

Around Town: Lunch at LLCC Bistro Verde FOR Bistro Verde, Workforce RESERVATIONS, CALL 786-2821 OR EMAIL Careers Center [email protected]. Today's Topic: "Restoring IL Executive Mansion" Emily Trutter Center Bastedo, Chief of Staff to First Lady Diana Rauner

11:30 am

OYO

10 am

$0

TUE 04/12/16 ADVANCE RESERVATIONS REQUIRED WED 04/13/16 LLL 102-DI01

Around Town: Lunch at LLCC Bistro Verde FOR RESERVATIONS, CALL 786-2821 OR EMAIL [email protected]. Around Town: The Stable and Midwest Horseshoe School, Divernon Scribes: "Grandparent Memories"

Bistro Verde, Workforce Careers Center

11:30 am

OYO

1 pm

OYO

10 am

$0

Chautauqua: Springfield Water Management CWLP and Springfield Metro Sanitary District representatives Flicks on Friday: "Lady on the Train" bring your own treats (popcorn, candy, chips, beverage) Pedal Pushers: Annual Spring Bicycle Shop Service Tour and lunch (TBD)

Trutter Center

1-3 pm

$0

Trutter Center

1 pm

$0

10 am

OYO

2-4 pm

$0

depart 8 am return 6:30 pm depart 8 am return 6:30 pm 10 am

$30

OYO

10:30 am

$20

5:30 pm

OYO

1-3 pm

$0

1-3 pm

$0

THU 04/14/16 N/A THU 04/14/16 LLL 115-04

FRI

04/15/16 LLL 117-05

MON 04/18/16 N/A

TUE 04/19/16 CALL TO RESERVE ALL Member Orientation CAPACITY 10

Travel directions are listed in newsletter article Room 1133, Sangamon Hall

R&M Cyclery, 832 West Washington Street (one block west of MacArthur) Room 1139, Logan Hall

TIME 2 pm

FEE $0

8:30 am $12.25

8:30 am $12.25

786-2432

WED 04/20/16 LLL 108-X02A WED 04/20/16 LLL 108-X02B WED 04/20/16 N/A

FRI

04/22/16 LLL 103-X06

WOW Trip (member): Hannibal, Mo Registration Deadline 5 p.m., Thur., 4/14/16 WOW Trip (guest): Hannibal, Mo Registration Deadline 5 p.m., Thur., 4/14/16 Swinging Seniors: Organizational Meeting

ALL Spring Luncheon and Annual Meeting REGISTRATION DEADLINE MON., 4/18/16, 5 PM

MON 04/25/16 LLL 103-X07

Meet, Greet & Eat: Abe's Hideout

WED 04/27/16 N/A

Book Lovers: Big Little Lies by Liane Moriarty

Capacity: 25

meet at J.C. Penney south parking lot meet at J.C. Penney south parking lot Brookhills Golf Course Clubhouse, 5350 Old Jacksonville Road Ruby/Topaz Rooms, Northfield Conference Center, 3280 Northfield Drive 2301 South Dirksen Parkway

Room 1142, Montgomery Hall THUR 04/28/16 N/A Games: Yahtzee Room 1105, Millennium Center DAY DATE COURSE CODE MAY 2016 LOCATION THU 05/05/16 LLL 101-X05A BRT (member): "Honoring War Heroes -- Dan Parriot" MCL Cafeteria, 2151 W. REGISTRATION DEADLINE MON., 5/2/16 Wabash THU 05/05/16 LLL 101-X05B BRT (guest): "Honoring War Heroes -- Dan Parriot" MCL Cafeteria, 2151 W. REGISTRATION DEADLINE MON., 5/2/16 Wabash

$40

TIME FEE 8:30 am $12.25 8:30 am $16.25

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NEW MEMBER 2015–2016 ***JANUARY 1 – JUNE 30, 2016 MEMBERSHIP*** HALF-YEAR BASIC ALL MEMBERSHIP FEE, per person ......................... $35 HALF-YEAR ALL+ MEMBERSHIP FEE, per person ................................. $65 If you do not already have a LLCC student account on file, Registration Services will generate a Student ID number through this one-time request of private information. You will only need to provide your Student ID when registering for any Community Learning or ALL class events. PLEASE NOTE: LLCC and ALL recognize and respect the importance of privacy and confidentiality of personal information! We will not publish this in the ALL Membership Directory, nor will we distribute to any third party or outside agencies.

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2015-2016 ALL Executive Board Betty Workman, President 679-1699 Kathy Ransom, First President Elect 685-8575 Len Lieberman, Second President Elect 553-7926 Carol Weir, Secretary 824-7847 Karen Willard, Treasurer 971-3940

Board Members at Large Sydney Kling Nancy Hall Joe Selvaggio

787-3581 698-9025 787-0906

Committees Finance – Karen Willard Membership/Marketing – Tom Bolinger, Judy Kohlrus Learning Council – Nancy Ashbaugh, Judy Wagenblast

Learning Activity Leaders Around Town Judy Wagenblast, Diana Weller Book Lovers Pat Veseling, Mary Emerick Bowling League Karen Willard, Susan Moore Breakfast Roundtable Dick McLane Chautauqua Elizabeth Simpson Flicks on Fridays Stephanie Thomas Games Cheryl Bushnell, Alice Steljes Meet-Greet-Eat Karen Fifer Pedal Pushers John Sanford, Patty Mees Scribes Nancy Hall Swinging Seniors Connie Lynn, Patty Mees Tech Talk Helena Buhrman, Steve Henrikson Today’s Topic Sydney Kling Wander on Wednesday (WOW) Trips - Karen Willard ALL Special Assignments Historian – Dick McLane Newsletter – Andrea Berryman, Editor

Web site: http://www.llcc.edu/community-education/academy-lifelong-learning/ 217-786-2432 (Community Education/ALL Office) 217-786-2292 or 800-727-4161, then press “1” (LLCC Admission/Registration)