CSAGC 2006

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

¶ November 5, 2006 - Holiday Dinner

CELIAC SPRUE ASSOCIATION OF GREATER CHICAGO

ANNUAL HOLIDAY DINNER

CATERED BY

*DaLUCIANO’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT*

Please join us for

FUN, GLUTEN FREE FOOD, AND FESTIVITIES

*ENTERTAINMENT FOR KIDS OF ALL AGES

*RAFFLE & DOOR PRIZES*

ENTERTAINMENT BY CAROL WESTON “MUSICAL FUN”

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR THE KIDS TO PLAY, STORIES, PUPPETS AND SINGING

Sunday Afternoon, November 5th, 2006

1pm – 5pm

Location:

American Legion Franklin Park Post 974

9757 Pacific Ave.

Franklin Park, IL 60131

CSA/GC IS CELEBRATING Its 25^TH ANNIVERSARY

IN HONOR OF THIS EVENT THE HOLIDAY DINNER WILL BE CATERED.

CSA/GC WILL SUPPLEMENT A PORTION OF THE DINNER

FOR MEMBERS AND IMMEDIATE FAMILY

ALL OTHER GUESTS WILL BE ASKED TO PAY THE FULL PRICE

DINNER WILL INCLUDE:

Manicotti, Cheese Ravioli, Meat Ravioli, Turkey, Dressing,

 Vegetables, Pizza, Cake and More

YOUR FAVORITE DESSERT OR APPETIZER

(WITH PRINTED RECIPE OF INGREDIENTS TO SHARE)

WOULD BE APPRECIATED.

WE ALWAYS ENJOY ALL OF THE GREAT BAKED GOODS THAT COME EVERY YEAR!

¶ October 6-8, 2006

CSA USA Convention*

Green Bay, WI

Visit www.csaceliacs.org for details

¶ September, 2006

Members Meeting: CANCELLED

¶ Saturday, June 3, 2006, 2:00 P.M.

Recovery from Malnutrition Associated with Digestive Disorders

Dr. John Turner, DC, CCSP, DIBCN

Kathryne Pirtle, Clarinetist—Orion Ensemble

Saturday, June 3, 2006, 2:00 P.M.

Good Samaritan Methodist Church

960 Army Trail Road, Addison, Ill.

Open to the Public

Suggested Free-Will Donation of $5

Donations go to the Celiac-Sprue Association of Greater Chicago

(For more information, call 630-543-5938)

Dr. John D. Turner, DC, CCSP, DIBCN and Kathryne Pirtle, clarinetist of the Orion Ensemble, co-authors of the new book, Performance without Pain—A Step-by-Step Nutritional Program for Healing Pain, Inflammation and Chronic Ailments in Musicians, Athletes, Dancers and Everyone Else (pub. by New Trends), offer a special lecture highlighting the topic of recovery from malnutrition associated with digestive disorders. They will discuss the prevalence of digestive disorders in our country, how our modern foods and nutritional dictates are promoting this increase and optimal nutritional solutions to healing.

Because people with digestive disorders develop problems with nutrient absorption, these types of disorders often lead to malnutrition. Malnutrition affects the proper functioning of all body systems. For maximum recovery to occur, choosing nutrient-dense foods that will help restore the digestive tract and offer ample nutrients to rebuild the body is essential.

In this lecture, Dr. Turner, a prominent chiropractic physician who specializes in nutritional answers to healing chronic ailments and Kathryne Pirtle, a clarinetist who has a national career as a performing artist and has recovered from the career and life-threatening effects of long-term Celiac disease, explore the integral relationship between digestive ailments and malnutrition and our modern foods, food supply, and nutritional dictates. They will discuss solutions to healing through a diet based on traditional nutrient-dense foods founded on the infallible research done on healthy populations worldwide—populations that had no chronic illness.

¶ Saturday, May 20, 2006

CELIAC WALK

Saturday, May 20, 2006

Fullersburg Woods in Oakbrook, IL

Check-in begins at 9am

Walk Begins at 10am

Pre-Registration: $15/person

Registration (Late and Day-of-event): $20/person

All Pre-Registrations must be postmarked by May 14, 2006

The walk is approximately 2.5 miles. We will have a raffle and refreshments

after the walk. T-shirts will be provided to all participants. Area GF

vendors will also be there with product samples and information.

If you can help with planning, contacting sponsors, set-up/tear-down, etc…

Please E-Mail: csagcnewsletter@yahoo.com

¶ April 29^th, 2006

Univ. of Chicago Fundraiser Event

Weber Grill – Lombard IL

Time: 11:00am

Celebrate the 5th Anniversary of the University of Chicago Celiac Disease Program!

The University of Chicago Celiac Disease Program will hold its Annual luncheon on Saturday, April 29th at the Weber Grill in Lombard. The luncheon will feature a fabulous menu, an auction and a raffle, with lots of wonderful gluten-free items. Invitations will go out in late February. If you are not on the University of Chicago Celiac Disease program mailing list, and would like to receive an invitation, please contact their office at (773) 702-7593

¶ March 3-5, 2006

The Adam’s Mark Hotel - Dallas, Texas
“Intestinal Health… And Beyond!”
 
A Once-In-A-Lifetime Event 
A New Health Seminar Featuring Medical Information, Health Food, Entertainment and Fun

Presented by Dr. Kenneth Fine and The Intestinal Health Institute:“For Your Health, Happiness and Hope”.
The Intestinal Health Institute is bringing a weekend packed with medical information! In a series of lectures during the weekend, doctors will present research and offer practical guidance on some of today’s most common ailments Gluten Sensitivity, Autoimmune Disorders and Chemical Sensitivity.

 
To find out more about this seminar and preview the entire conference schedule, visit: www.intestinalhealth.org/dallasevent or call the IHI at 972-686-6869.
 
Conference Fee Information:
Full Conference Program & Meals (March 3-5, 2006):  Before Feb. 15: $250.00 After Feb. 15: $295.00
Saturday only Program & Meals (March 4, 2006):  Before Feb. 15: $175.00 After Feb. 15: $195.00
Sunday only Program & Meal (March 5, 2006):  Before Feb. 15: $125.00 After Feb. 15: $150.00
 
 
 

¶ Saturday, March 4^th, 2006

Speaker Meeting – Dr. Mark De Meo, MD & Sue Mikolaitis, RD, LD, CNSD

of Rush Presbyterian St. Luke’s Medical Center

“I have a diagnosis, now what?”

Time: 12:00pm – 4:00pm

Elmhurst College - Elmhurst, IL

Schaible Science Center - Illinois Hall (Corner of Prospect Ave. and Elm Park Ave/Church Rd.)

Join us on Saturday, March 4^th as we welcome our speakers Dr. Mark De Meo MD, (our Adult Gastroenterologist Advisor) and Sue Mikolaitis RD, LD, CNSD (our Celiac Dietician Advisor) both of Rush Presbyterian St Luke’s Medical Center. Topic of Discussion “I have a diagnosis, now what?”

¶ Saturday, February 4^th 2006

Board Meeting

Time: 9:30am

Da Lucianos Restaurant – River Grove, IL

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