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VMP Senior Community Club
ATTENTION
MEMBERS!
AS OF JANUARY 1, 2016
THERE WILL BE A NOMINAL
FEE OF $10.00 ANNUALLY
TO RENEW YOUR
MEMBERSHIP IN THE
SENIOR COMMUNITY
CLUB. The fee will help offset
the cost of mailing and printing
the quarterly newsletter. VMP
residents and VMP volunteers
with no less than 25 hours
annually will receive complimentary membership. The
$10.00 will be due in the month
you joined. If you joined in the
months of January, February,
or March, please stop by the
office to renew your membership.
Your membership renewal can
also be done through the mail.
Please include a self-address
stamped envelope. A reminder
notice will be sent through the
mail to members who don’t renew
in a timely manner.
Thank you for your understanding.
I hope you find value in what we
have to offer.
Jan Schneider
Director of Senior
Community Club
VMP-SCC
8536 W. Oklahoma Ave.
West Allis, WI 53227
(414) 607-4186
OFFICE HOURS:
Tuesday – Thursday
9:00AM – 4:00PM
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
Please let us know if you
have moved or changed your
phone number.
MEMBERSHIP & RENEWALS
The annual membership fee is $10.00. A separate check is required for the
membership fee. Make check payable to VMP-SCC and mail to address on
bottom left. Please indicate Membership Renewal on check.
RESERVATIONS
Reservations can be made at any time for all programs, events, trips or
classes. When making reservations for yourself and others please provide the
following information for each individual: Full Name, Phone Number, PickUp Location and Food Choice if Applicable. We cannot guarantee group
seating accommodations on bus or at venue if everyone in group does not
sign up at the same time.
If you have any special needs, dietary, seating preference or medical
consideration, please inform us at the time of your reservation. We regret we
cannot provide assistance for an individual’s personal needs. A companion
(separate registration and applicable fee required) must accompany any
person who needs such assistance.
PAYMENTS
We accept cash and checks ONLY. Credit cards not accepted. Make check
payable to VMP-SCC. Upon receipt of your payment you will receive your
event, outing or trip ticket. If you choose to mail in your payment, please
include a self-addressed stamped envelope and send it to VMP-SCC address
on bottom left. Payment must be received two weeks prior to the date of
a trip or event! VMP-SCC reserves and pays for tickets, entertainment
and meals weeks to months in advance.
CANCELLATIONS
If you know you need to cancel, please notify the SCC Office as soon as
possible. VMP-SCC will issue a credit if someone takes your place from our
waiting list, a late registration or if you find a replacement. NO REFUNDS!
PARKING
VMP MANOR PARK
Street parking is available for in-house events. For outings and trips we
prefer you park at Bel-Oak Apts., 8821 W Oklahoma Ave. (visitor section).
Most outings and trips depart from Manor Park and Bel-Oak unless
otherwise specified.
TRINITY - 7300 W. Dean Rd
Parking is available on Dean Rd. Most outings and trips depart from the
main entrance unless otherwise specified.
VMP Trips, Outings & Community Events • Reservations: (414) 607-4186
JANUARY
“LEGENDS IN CONCERT”
AT FIRESIDE
Ft. Atkinson, WI
Wednesday, Jan. 13
Departs Trinity at 8:15am, Manor Park at 9am,
Bel-Oak at 9:05am
LEGENDS IN CONCERT presents dynamic and
talented performers re-creating the unforgettable
concert appearances of Carrie Underwood, Neil
Diamond, Elton John, Buddy Holly, Whitney
Houston, and Elvis Presley. Using only their
natural voice and talent they create a performance
so real that you would swear that these legends are
right there in front of you. Surrounded by a
dazzling array of singers, dancers, glittering
costumes, and sensational lighting, these
LEGENDS put on a show as big and as spectacular
as any you’ll find on the fabled Las Vegas strip.
Lunch includes a tropical salad sprinkled with
walnuts and our famous papaya chutney dressing,
freshly baked breads, chicken Monterey and
barbecued ribs, scalloped potatoes and fresh green
string beans, pecan turtle ball sundae and coffee,
tea or milk. $89
DISNEY “NEWSIES” AT MARCUS
Milwaukee, WI
Sunday, Jan. 10
Departs Trinity 12:15pm, Manor Park 1pm,
Bel-Oak 1:05pm
DON’T MISS BROADWAY’S SMASH HIT
MUSICAL
They delivered the papers, until they made the
headlines… Direct from Broadway comes
NEWSIES, the smash-hit, crowd-pleasing new
musical from Disney. Winner of the 2012
Tony Awards for Best Score and Best
Choreography, NEWSIES has audiences and
critics alike calling it “A MUSICAL WORTH
SINGING ABOUT!” (The New York Times).
Filled with one heart-pounding number after
another, it’s a high-energy explosion of song and
dance you just don’t want to miss. Now is the time
to seize the day with NEWSIES. Based on true
events, NEWSIES tells the captivating story of a
band of underdogs who become unlikely heroes
when they stand up to the most powerful men in
New York. It’s a rousing tale about fighting for
what’s right…and staying true to who you are. $98
“GUYS ON ICE” AT MILWAUKEE REP
Milwaukee, WI
Sunday, Jan. 17
Departs Trinity 12:15pm, Manor Park 1pm,
Bel-Oak 1:05pm
Winter is Back in Wisconsin! This side-splitting
comedy takes you inside a Northern Wisconsin
ice shanty. Lloyd and Marvin brave the cold
as they dream big dreams about catching big fish,
while enjoying the simple luxuries of a faithful
fishing-pole and a warm snowmobile suit. $67
HO-CHUNK CASINO
Wisconsin Dells, WI
Monday, Jan. 11
Departs Trinity 7:15am, Manor Park 8am,
Bel-Oak 8:05am
If you have a Ho-Chunk Reward Club card that
is no more than one year old, give us your player
number at the time you sign up, otherwise we must
have your name, address, zip code, phone number
and birth date. Registration is required no later
than 5 days prior to departure date. Upon arrival at
Ho-Chunk you will receive $25 on your Rewards
Club card. $32
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Albert stages a publicity stunt for Conrad to kiss
one lucky fan on The Ed Sullivan Show before he
leaves for the army. Fifteen-year-old Kim MacAfee
from Sweet Apple, Ohio is selected. Conrad Birdie
gets more than he bargained for when he arrives
in the Midwestern town which is reeling with
excitement for his visit. Your entrée choices are
pecan crusted tilapia with creamy roasted garlic
butter sauce or roast beef with red wine mushroom
sauce served with sides, dessert and a beverage.
$84
POTAWATOMI DAY TRIP
Milwaukee, WI
Monday, Jan. 18
Departs Trinity at 8:20am
Board and Depart from Potawatomi at 3pm
Potawatomi offers you an added value package
which includes a $10 food voucher that can be used
at any food venue and $10 bonus play on your Fire
Keepers Club Card. Please provide the following
information when you call to register: First and
Last Name, Address, Phone Number, Birthdate,
and Fire Keepers Club Card Number. If you do
not have a card, a Potawatomi staff member will
meet you at the bus and register you. Be sure to
bring along identification. If this is your first visit,
Potawatomi has hospitality staff on hand who will
familiarize you with the casino layout and gaming options. Registration is required and can be
made up to 3 business days prior to departure date.
Payment for this trip is made directly to Universal
Services. Either check or cash will be accepted as
you board the bus. $20
FEBRUARY
“MY SINATRA” MSO POPS AT
MARCUS CENTER
Milwaukee, WI
Sunday, Feb. 14
Departs Trinity 12:45pm, Manor Park 1:30pm,
Bel-Oak 1:35pm
Swoon to Ol’ Blue Eyes this Valentine’s weekend with actor Cary Hoffman for a 100th birthday
celebration in honor of Frank Sinatra. Hoffman
presents his celebrated PBS special, a true-to-life,
hilarious, and poignant one-man musical play about
his hero. Frank Hoffman authentically sings over
20 classic Sinatra songs, creating a musical score
about his lifelong obsession with “Ol’ Blue Eyes.”
Following the concert we will have dinner at
Meyer’s featuring fried chicken and oven baked
ham with all of the extras. $67
POTAWATOMI DAY TRIP
Milwaukee, WI
Thursday, Jan. 21
Manor Park 8am, Bel-Oak 8:05am
See Jan. 18 for descriptive. $20
“BYE BYE BIRDIE” AT DRURY LANE
Oakbrook Terrace, IL
Thursday, Jan. 28
Departs Trinity 8:45am, Manor Park 9:30am,
Bel-Oak 9:35am
It’s the late 1950’s and teenagers from across
the United States are going crazy for the handsome
rock star, Conrad Birdie. Meanwhile, his
manager Albert is going into debt and is banking
on Conrad’s success. Disaster strikes when Conrad
receives a draft notice to join the military.
HO-CHUNK CASINO
Wisconsin Dells, WI
Monday, Feb. 15
Bel-Oak 8:05am
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MARCH
POTAWATOMI DAY TRIP
Milwaukee, WI
Monday, Feb. 15
“PETER PAN” AT FIRESIDE
Ft. Atkinson, WI
Wednesday, Mar. 2
Bel-Oak 9:05am
Now The Fireside presents, for the very first time,
this timeless musical fantasy in a sumptuous new
production. It’s all there – the dazzling dances, the
adventures, and the great, great music with such
wonderful songs as “I Won’t Grow Up,” “I Gotta
Crow,” “Never Never Land,” and many more.
So come with us where dreams are born and time is
never planned and enjoy this sensational show that
will delight the entire family! Lunch features
tomato bisque with a grilled cheese slider,
freshly baked breads, pretzel crusted stuffed
chicken, creamy garlic and asparagus risotto,
baked stuffed tomato, lemon ice cream pie, and
coffee, tea or milk. $89
POTAWATOMI DAY TRIP
Milwaukee, WI
Thursday, Feb. 18
“CABARET” AT MARCUS CENTER
Milwaukee, WI
Saturday, Feb. 27
Bel-Oak 11:20am
Welcome to the infamous Kit Kat Klub, where the
Emcee, Sally Bowles and a raucous ensemble take
the stage nightly to tantalize the crowd––and to
leave their troubles outside. But as life in
pre-WWII Germany grows more and more
uncertain, will the decadent allure of Berlin
nightlife be enough to get them through their
dangerous times? Come hear some of the most
memorable songs in theatre history, including
“Cabaret,” “Willkommen” and “Maybe This Time.”
Prior to the show we’ll enjoy lunch at the Envoy
Restaurant in the Ambassador Hotel, a beautifully
renovated Art Deco Gem. Lunch features Chef’s
choice soup and half a sandwich (Reuben, Classic
Turkey or Ham & Brie) along with Chef’s choice
dessert, and regular or decaffeinated coffee and ice
water with lemon slices. $89
WEST ALLIS SUBURBAN CONCERT
BAND WINTER CONCERT
Nathan Hale High School Auditorium
Sunday, Mar. 6 at 2:30pm
The West Allis Suburban Concert and “Swing
Street Band” invite you to enjoy their winter
concert. The band is co-sponsored by the West Allis
Recreation Department and is celebrating their 30th
season. The band is composed of both
professional and amateur musicians (ages 17-85)
from West Allis and the surrounding Greater
Milwaukee area and under the direction of Mr.
Mark Grauer. The auditorium has very comfortable
seating and wheelchair accessibility. There is no
charge for the concert, donations will be accepted.
You will need to provide your own transportation.
Plenty of parking is available.
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SUN PRAIRIE QUILT SHOW
“HEDDA! A MUSICAL
CONVERSATION” AT DAVIANS
Sun Prairie, WI
Monday, Mar. 7
Bel-Oak 7:50am
Springtime is coming and that means it’s time to go
to the Sun Prairie Quilt Show. We will enjoy lunch
at the Nitty Gritty in Sun Prairie. Your entrée
choices are a Gritty burger, Mark’s buffalo chicken
sandwich, Reuben sandwich or veggie wrap.
Following lunch we will stop at Mill House Quilts
in Waunakee. Quilt Show entrance fee not
included. $42
Menomonee Falls, WI
Wednesday, Mar. 23
Departs Manor Park 10:30am, Bel-Oak 10:35am,
Trinity 11:15am
Hedda! A Musical Conversation is a gloriously fun
and insightful one-woman musical on the iconic,
hat-crazed Hollywood gossip and political columnist, Hedda Hopper. Enjoy lunch featuring wedge
garden salad, pecan chicken in Beurre Monte sauce,
roasted garlic mashed potatoes, glazed green beans
in cashew sauce, apple crisp, and coffee. Wear your
wildest hat and join in the fun! $69
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HO-CHUNK CASINO
Wisconsin Dells, WI
Monday, Mar. 14
Bel-Oak 8:05am
POTAWATOMI DAY TRIP
Milwaukee, WI
Thursday, Mar. 17
SIZZLING RED HAT SOCIETY
This fun group is open for new members
and meets the first Tuesday of every month with
either a breakfast or a lunch. We order from the
menu and get separate checks. If interested in
joining or for details on meeting locations, call
Carol Wolfgram at (414) 423-8521.
POTAWATOMI DAY TRIP
Milwaukee, WI
Monday, Mar. 21
JAN. ........ No Meeting
FEB. 2 ..... Lunch at 11:30am, Benny’s Cafe,
5354 S. 27th St., Milwaukee
MAR. 1 ... Breakfast at 10:00am, Caterina’s,
9104 W. Oklahoma Ave., West Allis
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UPCOMING SPRING
TRIPS/OUTINGS/EVENTS:
Apr. 6
– “American Song” at Milwaukee Rep.
Apr. 9
– “ONCE” at Marcus Center
Apr. 11
– Ho-Chunk Casino
Apr. 16
– “Buying the Moose” at Memories
Apr. 17
– “Bugs Bunny at the Symphony II”
MSO POPS
May 4
DIAMOND TOURS
• Biloxi and New Orleans
Combine Gulf Coast casino gaming with the
charm of New Orleans.
• Miami and Key West
Enjoy some fun in the sun!
• Amelia Island, St. Augustine, and Jacksonville
Visit three exciting warm-weather destinations.
For information regarding these tours and others,
please call 1-800-336-5711, Mon-Fri, 8am–5pm
and ask for Lisa.
– “Sister Act” at Fireside
May 11 – “Door to Door” at Memories
May 15 – “Sirens of Song” at Milwaukee Rep
May 16 – Ho-Chunk Casino
MAYFLOWER TOURS
May 26 – “Evita” at Marriott
• Gulf Shore Breezes Tour
Feb., Mar., Apr., and May Departures
Jun. TBD – Brewers Game and Tailgate
• Flavors of the South
Mar. and Apr. Departures
Jun. 13 – Ho-Chunk Casino
Jun. 15 – “Rockin’ at The Fireside” at Fireside
For information regarding these tours and others,
please call 1-800-323-7604 ext. 213, Mon-Thu,
7:30am-4pm and ask for Marla.
June 22 – “Moonlight and Magnolias” at Memories
EXTENDED TRIPS
CROSSROADS TRAVEL
ONEIDA AND LAMBEAU FIELD
ADVENTURE
“BUCKET LIST TRIPS”
Does anyone have a place or
two you have always wanted
to visit? What about those
places you want to visit before
you “kick the bucket?” No more
woulda, shoulda, coulda!
Crossroads travel wants to help you
realize your dream destination.
Don’t be shy. Please share your wish list with us
and call the VMP-SCC Office with your ideas
and we will pass them along to the willing staff at
Crossroads.
Apr. 18-19, 2016
We’ve received several requests for another
overnight gaming trip as well as another trip to
Lambeau Field so we’ve decided to combine the
two. On the first day of this adventure we’ll be
stopping at the Oneida Casino in Green Bay and
staying overnight at the Radisson Hotel. Day two
includes a guided tour of Lambeau Field, lunch
in the 1919 Restaurant and a tour of the Packers
Hall of Fame. If interested please call the Senior
Community Club to reserve your spot! Detailed
itinerary and cost to be determined.
Trips!
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VMP SPECIAL EVENTS • Reservations: (414) 607-4186
Sunday Classical Series
PREMIER FEATURING “ANDRÉ RIEU
FULL CONCERT IN BRAZIL”
That
Conference Room
Sunday, Jan. 10 at 7pm
(The Classical Series will run every Sunday.)
Jan. 17 – André Rieu & Orchestra in New York
Jan. 24 – André Rieu – Songs From My Heart
Jan. 31 – Khatia Buniatishvili plays Piano Concerto
(no. 2) by Rachmaninoff & Tiffany Poon
plays Beethoven Moonlight Sonata
Feb. 7 – André Rieu in Amsterdam 2011
Feb. 14 – Pictures at an Exhibition by
Mussorgksy
Feb. 21 – André Rieu – Romantic Paradise &
Daniil Kharitonov (age 14) Prize Winners
Gala Concert in Concert in Russia
Feb. 28 – André Rieu – La Vie Est Belle
(Full Concert)
Mar. 6 – Yuja Wang - Tchaikovsky Piano
concerto (no. 1 op.23) & Anna
Fedorova – Rachmaninoff Piano
concerto no.2 op.18
Mar. 13 – André Rieu - Happy Birthday !!!
Mar. 20 – André Rieu Live in Lubeck ~
Wiener Melange
Mar. 27 – Khatia Buniatishvili – Das Waldkonzert &
Yuja Wang – Franz Liszt-Sonata in
B minor
Music Thing
Sunday Classical Series
Every Sunday at 7 PM
Wednesday POP & Swing Series
Every 2nd & 4th Wednesday at 7 PM
We are thrilled to announce these new programs for
the music lover in all of you. These programs will
take you from CLASSY to SASSY with popular
(recorded) LIVE musical performances of either
classical or pop (top 40s, rock ‘n roll, disco, funk)
and movies/documentaries from the years when
most of you were just growing up. Also featured is
music of the Big Bands or Swing groups such
as Glenn Miller, Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw,
Tommy Dorsey, and Woody Herman. Only famous,
well known, and liked performers, groups
or composers will be featured. Watch and listen as
these talented musical entertainers come alive on
the screen.
Wednesday POP & Swing Series
PREMIER FEATURING “GLENN MILLER
ORCHESTRA”-THE BEST MUSICAL NUMBERS
FROM MOVIES 1941-42
Conference Room
Wednesday, Jan. 13 at 7pm
(The POP & Swing Series will run
the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month.)
Jan. 27 – “The Glenn Miller Story” 1954 Movie
Feb. 10 – “Orchestra Wives” 1942 Movie Featuring
Glenn Miller Orchestra
Feb. 24 – Count Basie Orchestra Conducted by
Thad Jones
Mar. 9 – “The Disappearance of Glenn Miller”
(Documentary)
Mar. 23 – Glenn Miller – “A Moonlight
Serenade” Movie 1984
Attend the Premiers and we know you will be back
for more!! Community members are welcome to
attend and should enter at 8536 W. Oklahoma Ave.
The door will be open from 6:30-7pm.
(See complete list of
January/February/March
Classical and POP & Swing Series
ON THE RIGHT.)
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VMP IN-HOUSE EVENTS • Reservations: (414) 607-4186
JANUARY
learn more about the different types of phones;
traditional, touch screen, and large visual display.
(Phones are free to those who qualify.) FREE
ENTERTAINMENT NIGHT WITH
ANDREW CANNESTRA
Park Place Dining Room
Tuesday, Jan. 12 at 7:30pm
Andrew Cannestra, pianist prodigy is back! Now
16, Andrew will be here to present a piano concert
for us. Refreshments will be served in the Hearth
Room following the performance.
RED CANS happily await your generous
DONATIONS!
PARK PLACE DINNER WITH
DON WEAST
Thursday, Jan. 14 at 5pm
Enjoy your dinner featuring a glass of wine,
Caesar salad, Italian bread, chicken Marsala, pasta,
vegetable, dessert du jour, and coffee or tea.
Following dinner listen to Don Weast “Singin’ and
Swingin” the great JAZZ standards. Memories
are rekindled through the music of Irving Berlin,
George Gershwin, Jerome Kern, Cole Porter and
through performers such as Frank Sinatra,
Dean Martin, and Peggy Lee. $19
“PLACES AND FACES” URBAN
ECOLOGY PHOTOGRAPHY
EXHIBIT OPENING RECEPTION
Commons Area
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 13 AT 4PM
This display of landscapes, still-life, flora, fauna,
and faces come alive in this incredible photographic
journey. A feast for the eyes to be sure!! “The
purpose of the Urban Ecology Center Photo club
is to promote the art and science of photography in
the Milwaukee community and to develop the skills
of our members through hands-on experience and
education opportunities. Our members are a diverse
group of men and women with a common interest
in photography. Our talent is as varied with our
more experienced members encouraging the
beginners to stretch and grow their photography
skills.” Photography will remain on exhibit until
Thursday, March 10, 2016. Refreshments will be
served. FREE
GLUTEN FREE SUPER BOWL PARTY
COOKING CLASS
8711 W Beloit Rd. Apt. 242
Saturday, Jan 16 at 10-11:30am
Full Circle Life-Excite Center along with Pamela
Erickson invites you to a Gluten Free Cooking
Party. No need to sit this one out. Quick delicious
and easy recipes, including gluten free pizza, crock
pot pulled chicken sliders, and brownies.
Must pre-register by calling (414) 771-7190. $20
FULL CIRCLE
LIFE-EXCITE CENTER
WORKSHOP -
CapTel SEMINAR
Conference Room
THURSDAY, JAN. 14
AT 1:30PM
CapTel is a captioned telephone that fits your life
style. It’s ideal for people with some degree of
hearing loss. It works like any other telephone with
one important addition: it displays every word the
caller says throughout the conversation. Come
“WHAT IS CRANIOSACRAL?”
Conference Room
Monday, Jan. 18 at 2:30pm
Peggy Boll and Jennifer Girtler, Certified CST
Therapists, will present information in regard to
this new option for body work. CST is used to
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FEBRUARY
detect and correct imbalances in the craniosacral
system. Craniosacral is a system of alternative
medicine intended to relieve pain and tension by
gentle manipulations of the skull regarded as
harmonizing with a natural rhythm in the central
nervous system. We’d like to know if you’re
coming, please call the SCC office. FREE
AARP TAX ASSISTANCE
CONFERENCE ROOM
Wednesdays, Feb. 3, 10, 17, 24 at 10:30am-3pm
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY!
Tax counselors will assist low-to moderate-income
taxpayers with their returns, especially those 60 and
older. Please bring the following information:
• Social Security cards or other official
documentation for yourself and all dependents
• Copy of last year’s income tax returns
• W-2 forms from each employer
• Unemployment compensation statements
• SSA-1099 if paid Social Security benefits
• All 1099 forms (1099-INT, 1099-DIV, 1099MISC, etc.)
• 1099 form if you received a pension or annuity
• Forms indicating federal income tax paid
• Child care provider information
• Receipts or canceled checks if itemizing
deductions
• Social security numbers for all dependents
This service is not available if you have income
property. By appointment ONLY. FREE
JEWELRY REPAIR
Hearth Room
Wednesday, Jan. 20 at 9-11am
On the third Wednesday of the first month of every
quarter Paul’s Jeweler’s will be here to provide
excellent jewelry and watch repair. Wait while your
watch battery is replaced. Charge may apply
depending on service required.
“ELVIS LIVES” DINNER EVENT WITH
ALAN GRAVEEN
Wednesday, Jan. 20 at 5pm
Elvis will be in the building! We will celebrate
Elvis’ birthday month with the Strictly Elvis Show.
You’ll hear many of Elvis’ hit songs - Blue Suede
Shoes, Don’t Be Cruel, Hound Dog, My Way and
many more! This is your chance to have your very
own personalized Elvis concert. From the moment
Elvis steps out, you will feel a part of the act.
Try an Elvis inspired Blue Suede Shooter cocktail
and enjoy several of Elvis’ favorite foods; fried
chicken, baked sweet potato, southern fried corn,
cornbread, home-made banana pudding, and coffee
or tea. $20
“WEAR RED” LUNCHEON
Friday, Feb. 5 at 11am
Join us for this special themed luncheon featuring
a glass of red wine, pickled beet salad, roasted red
pepper chicken, buttered red potatoes, heart-healthy
vegetable medley, dinner roll and angel food cake
with strawberry topping and dark chocolate heart,
and coffee or tea. You are encouraged to
participate in this event as part of a day when
Americans nationwide will wear red to show their
support for Women’s Heart Disease Awareness.
Enjoy a special “RED” themed fashion show by
Kohl’s. You are encouraged to invite family and
friends. Don’t forget to WEAR RED! $14
FASHION LUNCHEON WITH SHONDE’L
Tuesday, Jan. 26 at 11:30am
Enjoy a unique and eclectic showing of clothing,
jewelry and handbags from Shonde’l, “Michigan
Avenue Accessories at Maxwell Street Prices.”
Shonde’l also features the largest wig salon in
Wisconsin. Lunch includes, fruited gelatin salad,
assorted muffins, country style quiche, O’Brien
potatoes, dessert du jour, and coffee or tea. $14
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GLUTEN FREE VALENTINE TREATS
COOKING CLASS
Saturday, Feb. 6 at 10-11:30am
Erickson invites you to surprise the sweethearts in
your life with red velvet pancakes and raspberry
sauce, flourless chocolate cake, Kringle, frosted
sugar cookies, and other sweet treats. Must
pre-register by calling (414) 771-7190. $20
FULL CIRCLE
LIFE-EXCITE CENTER
WORKSHOP -
“OILS OF LOVE”
Conference Room
Monday, Feb. 15 at 2:30pm
In this class, taught by Gail Vella, you will have
the opportunity to learn about Essential Oil
combinations that promote love and relaxation or
make an energetic blend to help keep us feeling
lighter and brighter during the remaining winter
months. There will be hand-outs and you can
make your own “Relaxing Blend” or
“Energizing Blend” or both.
Pre-registration is required for this class!
Cost is $5 per bottle.
BRYAN O’DONNELL
Tuesday, Feb. 9 at 7:30pm
Back by popular demand! Hear toe-tapping music
oldies from “The World Concertina Congress” Hall
of Famer. Bryan is also in the “Wisconsin Polka”
Hall of Fame. Refreshments will be served in the
Hearth Room following the performance. RED
CANS happily await your generous DONATIONS!
PARK PLACE DINNER WITH JOE
KADLEC
Cap-Tel SEMINAR
Conference Room
Thursday, Feb. 11 at 1:30pm
one important addition, it displays every word the
caller says throughout the conversation.
This program will concentrate on qualifying and
applying for free phone. (Phones are free to those
who qualify.) FREE
Tuesday, Feb. 16 at 5pm
Your evening begins with a delicious meal
featuring a glass of wine, tossed salad, cheddar
biscuits, glazed short ribs, scalloped potatoes,
vegetable, dessert du jour, and coffee or tea.
Following dinner Joe Kadlec, a lead vocalist,
guitarist and mandolin player will perform.
You can expect to hear cover songs from several
decades including today’s music, primarily rock,
pop and country with an emphasis on well-known
popular songs. Here are examples of some of the
songs you might hear; Dream Lover
(Bobby Darin), That’s All Right (Elvis), L.O.V.E.
(Nat King Cole), I Saw the Light (Hank Williams,
Sr.), Ring of Fire (Johnny Cash). $19
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ADVENTURES IN HISTORY
“FOUNDER’S SON: A LIFE OF
ABRAHAM LINCOLN”
chocolate raspberry bites and other Irish and
basketball themed snacks. Must pre-register by
calling (414) 771-7190. $20
Conference Room
Thursday, Feb. 25 at 2pm
In this compelling new biography, Richard
Brookhiser gives us new insights into Lincoln’s
multi-faceted life and presidency – including the
remarkable influence of the founding fathers on
Lincoln. We’ll take a fascinating new look at
American history! Presented by Jo McReynolds
Blochowiak. We’d like to know if you’re coming,
please register in advance. FREE
GREENFIELD CONCERT QUINTET
Tuesday, Mar. 8 at 7:30pm
The Greenfield Quintet is a 5-piece brass and
woodwind group comprised of members from the
Greenfield Concert Band. With a repertoire spanning all genres, the ensemble has been bringing its
fun and educational mix of musical entertainment
to communities in the greater Milwaukee area since
2012. From classical to show tunes, the Greenfield
Quintet is sure to be a crowd-pleaser for all music
lovers! Refreshments will be served in the Hearth
Room following the performance. RED CANS
happily await your generous DONATIONS!
BLOOD DRIVE
Lower Level Activity Room
Friday, Feb. 26 at 9am-2pm
If you have any questions, call the Blood Center at
414-937-6199. Everyone is encouraged to be part
of this life-saving program. For an appointment,
call Mary Ann at 414-607-4111. The blood drive is
coordinated by the Friends of Manor Park.
CapTel SEMINAR
Conference Room
Thursday, Mar. 10 at 1:30pm
one important addition: it displays every word the
caller says throughout the conversation.
The presenter will share some success stories and
testimonials from CapTel phone users. If you have
a CapTel phone, perhaps you could share your own
story. (Phones are free to those who qualify.) FREE
MARCH
AARP TAX ASSISTANCE
CONFERENCE ROOM
Wednesday, Mar. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 at
10:30am-3pm BY APPOINTMENT ONLY!
Refer to February descriptive. FREE
AC ART ASSOCIATION ART EXHIBIT
OPENING RECEPTION
GLUTEN FREE PARTY FOOD FOR
ST. PATRICK’S DAY AND
MARCH MADNESS COOKING CLASS
Commons Area
Wednesday, Mar. 16 at 4pm
The AC (formerly Allis Chalmers) Art Association
presents “Artistic Expressions.” This talented group
of artists, novice to advanced, are giving you a rare
opportunity to experience an eclectic variety of
watercolors, pastels, oils and other mediums.
Saturday, Mar. 5 at 10-11:30am
Erickson invites you to a dual celebration, some
Luck of the Irish and March Madness. Learn how
to make gluten free Rueben dip, pizza bites, easy
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The portraits, prints, landscapes and still-life are
sure to delight and will be on display through
May 11, 2016. Perhaps this exhibit will inspire the
hidden artist in you!! The AC Art Association
welcomes new members. Refreshments will be
served. FREE
DANGER: Laughter may cause spontaneous joy,
smiles, improve attitudes, reduced stress &
tension, help you sleep and provide a general sense
of well-being! Come with an open mind and wear
bright colors (if you want). We’d like to know if
you’re coming, please call the SCC office. FREE
PARK PLACE DINNER
WITH IRISH DELIGHT DUO
ADVENTURES IN HISTORY –
“BORN TO FLY: BERYL MARKHAM”
Conference Room
Thursday, Mar. 24 at 2pm
In her memoir West with the Night, Markham
tells the dramatic story of her life in Africa and her
historic solo flight from England to America in
1936 across the Atlantic against all odds. We’ll
discuss Markham’s life and times – including Paula
McClain’s new novel Circling the Sun. Presented
by Jo McReynolds Blochowiak. We’d like to know
if you’re coming, please register in advance. FREE
Thursday, Mar. 17 at 5pm
As the “Luck of the Irish” would have it, you can
celebrate St. Patrick’s Day on St. Patrick’s Day this
year!! Our Irish appropriate menu includes a glass
of wine, spinach salad with Irish mist dressing,
potato rolls, Guinness Corned beef, red potatoes,
carrots, Bailey’s Irish cream cheesecake, and coffee
or tea. Following dinner, delight in listening to the
Irish Delight Duo. Pianist Dennis Wolfgang and
vocalist Susan Platt will entertain you with
traditional Irish music with a twist including such
favorites as Danny Boy, Galway Bay, Wearing
of the Green, Amazing Grace and many others. $19
UPCOMING VMP IN-HOUSE EVENTS
FULL CIRCLE
LIFE-EXCITE CENTER
WORKSHOP -
“LAUGHTER YOGA”
Conference Room
Monday, Mar. 21 at 2:30pm
Do you know that laughter can help relieve pain,
enhance oxygen intake, boost immune and
circulatory systems, relax muscles, trigger a release
of endorphins (the body’s natural pain killer), and
improve mental functions. Join us for this fun and
entertaining program. Presented by Gigglin’
Gail Vella, Certified Reflexologist, Yoga Leader
and Certified Laughter Yoga Leader! Sit in a chair,
no need to bring a joke, we will learn about the
benefits of and practice the fine art of Laughter!
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Apr. 6 & 13 ........................... AARP Tax Assistance
Apr. 9............................... Entertainment Night with
Easy Days Quartet
Apr. TBD.............. Spring Clean Open House Event
Apr. 26.........................................Fashion Luncheon
Apr. 21............Park Place Dinner with Jazz Express
Apr./May TBD ......... Full Circle Life-Excite Center
“Spring into Wellness”
Apr./May TBD .............................. “Kid’s Art” With
Grace Christian Academy
Apr/May TBD ...............AARP Smart Drive Course
May 5 .................................. National Day of Prayer
May 5 .................................. Park Place Dinner with
Voces De America
May 10 ....................................... VMP-SCC Chorus
May 21 ................... Armed Forces Day Celebration
May TBD ......................Veteran’s Benefits Program
Jun. TBD ............................. Park Place Dinner with
Carolyn Wehner
FEATURED WEEKLY
ACTIVITIES
WHAT’S NEW FOR YOU?
313 RUMMY CARD GAME
Here’s a twist on the traditional Rummy Card
game, it’s fun and easy to learn. If you’re interested
in playing, contact Don Streubel at (414) 249-5167
with a day and time preference (Tuesday,
Wednesday, or Thursday between 9am-4pm).
CHAIR DANCING meets Tuesdays &
Thursdays at 9:30 am in the Lower Level
Activity Room
Imagine getting an aerobic workout without leaving
your chair! New participants are welcome to this
fun group.
GLASS PAINTING CLASS
Paint your personality! Glass painting can be
intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be. Classes are
extremely fun and fairly easy, for all ages and
abilities, no artistic skill required! Please let us
know if you might find this of interest to you.
COUNTRY LINE DANCING meets
TAP DANCE CLASS
PATTERN DANCE meets Tuesdays at 1pm in
Wednesdays at 9:30-11am in the Lower Level
Activity Room
Good exercise for the mind and body. We use a
variety of old and new music.
We have had several members indicate an interest
in learning how to tap dance. We are looking for a
minimum of six people to host this class. Please let
us know if you might find this of interest as well.
the Lower Level Activity Area
A great way to exercise and you don’t even realize
it because you’re having so much fun!
SENIOR WISE EXERCISE meets
WESLEY PARK THURSDAY NIGHT
POOL/BILLIARDS
Tuesdays & Thursdays at 11-11:30am in the
Lower Level Activity Room
A variety of videos are used to lead a well-rounded program of exercises that emphasize stretching
and motion for all parts of the body. This excellent
fitness program, with a touch of aerobics, should
appeal to all wise seniors. Come try it!
Game Room
Thursdays at 7pm
Wesley Park resident Pool Sharks are looking for a
few good men to join their billiard group in a little
friendly competition, no experience required. If
interested please call the SCC office.
YOGA-CHI meets Fridays at 1pm in the
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Conference Room
Yoga-Chi is a flowing movement class, primarily
done while seated. Enhance your energy and increase your flexibility. Yoga-Chi is uplifting for
your spirit, using soothing movements, synchronized breathing and relaxation. Safely move your
joints and see how Yoga-Chi can help ease pain,
comfort your mind and re-energize your body!
$35/8-Week Class Card or $5/Class
ZUMBA meets Mondays at 9am in the
MONTHLY IN-HOUSE EVENTS
Lower Level Activity Area
Zumba is a fitness program for everyone at any
level. You can follow the video (sitting in a chair,
holding on to a chair, or standing) or do your own
thing. Just have fun! Not sure Zumba is for you,
come and watch.
BOOK REVIEW GROUP -
This group of enthusiastic readers
meets the second Wednesday of each
month at 10am in the Hearth Room
for a very informal discussion of their
current book choice. If you enjoy a good book,
this group is for you. If you’re interested in
becoming a member, or for more information,
contact Joan at 414-545-5799.
Jan. 13 – “Life is so Good” by George Dawson
Feb. 11 – “I Am Malala” by Malala Yousafzai
Mar. 11 – “Girl on the Train” by Paul Hawkins
For a complete listing of weekly activities see the
Weekly Classes & Groups calendar.
PHOTO ORGANIZATIONAL CLASS
meets Wednesday monthly at 9am-12pm
in the Skywalk.
Are you storing your digital images on your
camera? Are boxes of old photos stashed in your
closets? This class will help you find solutions to
your photo dilemma! Register by calling the
instructor at 262-662-3464. Stop by to see how you
too can complete your own photo story!
KEY TO FITNESS
is a fitness program assisting seniors
with maintaining or even improving
their physical activities.
Includes: Specialized fitness equipment
geared for older adults; Six-week program
with a coach; Free blood pressure check;
Monthly challenges to encourage you to stay
on a weekly workout schedule. Improves:
Sleep, Muscle Tone, Blood Pressure, Mood,
Strength and Balance, Stamina.
THOUGHTFUL THEATER
WITH CHAPLAIN SUE
Conference Room
Thursday (Jan. 21 & Mar. 17) at
2-4pm
Join Chaplain Sue on the third Thursday, every
other month for an afternoon of entertainment with
the viewing of a movie and reflective engagement
afterwards. The silver screen can entertain as well
as challenge us. Sometimes we’ll consider comedy
for a diversionary break; other times a more
purposeful examination. Cinema offers us a diverse
world-view – let’s take a look together! We’d like
to know if you’re coming, please call the SCC
office. Popcorn and Punch will be served. FREE
Get healthy and join Key to Fitness
NOW!
Mondays & Wednesdays: 8:30am – 4:00pm
Tuesdays & Thursdays: 12:00pm – 4:00pm
Fridays: 8:00am – 12:00pm
Call Sue Roman Instructor/Coach
414-607-4576.
NON-RESIDENT – $30 Monthly Fee
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MENDING AND SEWING
SERVICES
THE
APARTMENT
STORE
Maria Ausonio will be providing us
with mending and sewing services in
the lower level on Wednesdays from 2-4pm.
Mending service with Charlene is also available in
the Palmer House Lower Level near the Apartment
Store on Tuesdays from 9am-1pm (closed for lunch
11:30am-Noon) and with Arlene on Thursdays
from 8:30am-Noon.
The Apartment Store is a quality resale shop
located in the lower level of Palmer House.
You are invited to shop and are welcome
to donate gently used items such as
small furniture, household itms, ornaments,
collectibles, jewelry and clothing.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
STORE HOURS
Tue/Wed/Thu: 9am-3pm
1st Saturday of each month: 12-3pm
For more information please call
414-607-4328.
VISITING
Any day-Any time
Provide tender loving care by spending time in
conversation and in other one-on-one activities
with our residents. By sharing your talents you can
enrich another’s life as well as your own. No matter how you choose to help - from holding a hand
to playing cards - you can make a difference! We
will give you a list of residents who would benefit
from your visit.
NAIL TIME SALON
Specializing in nail improvement!
For over 20 years I have been
here for your
finger/toe nail care needs.
RELAXATION TIME
Wednesdays 3:00-4:30pm
Assist our activity staff massaging our assisted
living residents’ hands.
MANICURES $18 ~ PEDICURES $29
MARKET PLACE
Please call for details!
1st & 3rd Tuesdays 9-11:00am
Selling items such as bread, milk, cookies,
stamps, ice cream, etc. We will train you on the
cash register. Great way to meet a lot of wonderful
people!
HOURS BY APPOINTMENT
CALL DEANNA AT
414-587-8561 or 414-771-2100
Located in the Lower Level of Wesley Park
(in mirrored open area)
If you are interested in volunteering or want to hear
about other volunteer opportunities please contact
Bonnie at (414) 607-4276.
Gift Certificates Available
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VMP WEEKLY CLASSES & GROUPS • (414) 607-4186
January — February — March 2016
MONDAY
8:30 am
9:00 am
1:00 pm
2:00 pm
TUESDAY
9:00 am
9-10:30 am
10:00 am
11:00 am
12:00 pm
12:30 pm
1:00 pm
1:30 pm
2:00 pm
THURSDAY
Key to Fitness until 4pm
Sewing (LC)
Zumba (LL)
Sheepshead (CL)
Upword (CL)
9:00 am
Computer Lab until 4pm
Intermediate Bridge (GR)
Needlepoint & Crafts (LC)
Blood Pressure Check (HR)
(2nd & 4th Tue.)
Bible Study (CR)
Nail Time until 2pm (LL)
Senior Wise Exercise (LL)
Beginner Harmonica (LC)
Pattern Dance (LL)
Sheepshead (CL)
Woodcarving (LC)
Harmonica (LC)
VMP-SCC Chorus (CR)
9:30 am
10:00 am
11:00 am
12:00 pm
12:30 pm
1:00 pm
7:00 pm
FRIDAY
8:00 am
1:00 pm
9:30 am
10:00 am
12:00 pm
12:30 pm
1:00 pm
2:00 pm
7:00 pm
Beginning Bridge (GR)
Catholic Mass (CR)
Sewing (LL)
Country Line Dancing (LL)
Weaving (LC)
Shutterbug Club (HR) (1st & 3rd Wed.)
Duplicate Bridge (GR)
Ceramics (LC)
Mah Jong (CL)
Canasta (CL)
Lapidary/Jewelry (LC)
Mending & Sewing (LL)
POP Concert Series (2nd & 4th Wed.)
Key to Fitness until 12:00pm
“Yoga-Chi” (CR)
($35/8-Week Class Card or $5/Class)
SUNDAY
WEDNESDAY
8:30 am
9:00 am
Coffee Hour (BB)
Cribbage (CL)
Knitting & Crocheting (LC)
Painting (LC)
Quilting (CR) (1st & 3rd Thur.)
Woodworking (WS)
Chair Dancing (LL)
Senior Wise Exercise (LL)
Cribbage (CL)
Sheepshead (CL)
Stained Glass (LC)
Woodcarving (LC)
Pool / Billiards (GR)
10:30 am
7:00 pm
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Ecumenical Worship Chapel (PH)
Classical Concert Series
CALENDAR KEY
BB Boardwalk Bistro
C
Computer Lab
CL Commons Lounge
CR Conference Room
GR Game Room
HR Hearth Room
LC Lower Craft Room
LL
Lower Level
PH Palmer House
PP
Park Place
SW Skywalk
UA Upper Level Activity
WS Workshop

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