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Fall Fix-Up
Saturday, Sept. 17
rSVp by 9/9 to
8:30-NooN
(414) 607-4167
LEARN HOW TO GET YOUR HOUSE READY TO GO ON THE MARKET!
• Home Selling
• Home Inspection
• Downsizing
• Moving & Transportation
• Financial Planning
• Basement Repairs
• Home Staging
• Organizing
Out-Patient
Rehabilitation
Therapy
(414) 607-4120
Our Therapy Department has exceptional expertise
in the provision of comprehensive treatment for
orthopedic, neurologic and other medical conditions.
Whether you require skilled inpatient or outpatient
services for recovery or wellness; we develop a
treatment program that meets your goals and ensures
that you regain your highest level of functioning.
Physical Therapy | Occupational Therapy | Speech Therapy
Complimentary transporation provided for patients
within a 5-mile radius. Call (414) 607-4120 for details.
VMP Senior Community Club
ATTENTION
MEMBERS!
As of January 1, 2016 there
is a $10.00 annual fee (per
person) to join or renew your
membership in the Senior
Community Club.
If you or someone you know
has not renewed or registered
as a member please have them
call us at 414-607-4186. Please
stop in or mail your payment
to the address listed below.
Include a self-address stamped
envelope if mailing payment.
I hope you find value in what we
have to offer.
ATTENTION
COMMUNITY MEMBERS!
Be assured that we will
continue to use Bria Trinity
as a pick-up/drop-off location
for trips as we have in the
past. Please continue to
call the SCC office to make
reservations. If payment is
required please make checks
payable to VMP-SCC and mail
to the address listed below.
Jan Schneider
Director of VMP-SCC
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
Please let us know if you have moved
or changed your phone number.
VMP-SCC
8536 W. Oklahoma Ave.
West Allis, WI 53227
(414) 607-4186
OFFICE HOURS:
Tuesday – Thursday
9:00AM – 4:00PM
MEMBERSHIP & RENEWALS
The annual membership fee is $10.00 (per person). 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, Pick-Up
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. If you have pre-paid VMP-SCC will issue a credit if someone takes
your place from our waiting list or a late registration. If you find someone to
take your place, please call with name(s) and phone number. 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.
BRIA TRINITY - 7300 W. Dean Rd
Parking is available on Dean Rd. Most outings and trips depart from the main
entrance unless otherwise specified.
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VMP Trips, Outings And Community Events - Reservations: (414) 607-4186
JULY
DAY TRIPPIN “SELECT
GARDENS OF GREENFIELD”
“HERE’S DOC” AT MSO
Greenfield, WI
Saturday, Jul. 16, 10am to 4pm
Departs Bria Trinity 8:45am
Manor Park 9:30, Bel Oak 9:35am
The Greenfield Beautification Committee is sponsoring a
tour of five fabulous gardens located on private properties.
Most are open to the public for the first time. You will
see the gardens up close and talk to their owners about the
wonderful landscapes they have created. This tour will
include the garden of Will Radler, nationally renowned
breeder of hybrid roses, including the well-known
Knockout™ line of roses. It’s sure to impress even the
most experienced gardener. We will enjoy lunch at the
Open Flame, with your choice of soup or salad, one entrée
- four cheese pasta, pecan crusted sea bass or Pinot Grigio
chicken, dessert and beverage. $48 ($2 from every ticket
sold will go to the Greenfield Public Library Fund).
Milwaukee, WI
Sunday, Jul. 3
Departs Bria Trinity 12:00pm,
Manor Park 12:45pm, Bel Oak 12:50pm
Note earlier leave times due to expected Holiday traffic!
There is only one Doc Severinsen! Grammy Awardwinning Doc will pay tribute to his Big Band-era roots, the
American songbook, and beyond. Join Doc and the MSO
musicians to celebrate 60 years of an entertainer known
equally as much for his flashy jackets as for his music.
After the symphony, we will head to Meyers Restaurant for
dinner which is served family style, including their famous
fried chicken, Polish sausage and sauerkraut and all the
‘with its’. $67
SENIORFEST DAY AT
SUMMERFEST
POTAWATOMI DAY TRIP
Milwaukee, WI
Wednesday, Jul. 6, Noon to 4pm
Come visit our booth at Summerfest! All patrons age 60
and over will be admitted FREE when they check in at
any gate. Seniors will also receive an offer for $2 off a
food and beverage (non-alcoholic) purchase over $10.
Spend a fun-filled day enjoying music spanning a range
of genres including: The Grass Roots, Doo Wop Daddies
Gold, Ukuladies and many more! Check out exhibits and
enjoy additional programming. You will need to provide
your own transportation to Summerfest.
Milwaukee, WI
Monday, Jul. 18
Departs Bria 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. Registration is required and must be
confirmed FOUR business days prior to the departure date
(Tuesday before). Payment for this trip is made directly to
Universal Services. Either check or cash will be accepted
as you board the bus. In the interest of keeping trips open
and not cancelling, if there are fewer than 20 people
signed up, an additional $5.00 surcharge will be added to
prevent trip cancellation. $20/$25
HO-CHUNK CASINO
Wisconsin Dells, WI
Monday, Jul. 11
Departs Bria Trinity 7:15am,
Manor Park 8am, Bel-Oak 8:05am
MORE PLAY MORE REWARDS! Monthly offers
(groups and individuals) are based on the play
accumulated on your Rewards Club Card. To rack up
more rewards, always use your Ho-Chunk gaming
Rewards Club Card! If you have an active/current HoChunk Reward Club card give us your player number
at the time you sign up, otherwise we must have your
full name, address, zip code, phone number and birth
date. Registration is required no later than 5 days prior to
departure date. $32
“BINGO OR BUST” AT
MEMORIES
Port Washington, WI
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Wednesday, Jul. 20
Departs Manor Park 10:30am,
SUNDAY SOCIAL DINING AT
“EDELWEISS BRUNCH & BOAT
TRIP”
Bel Oak 10:35am, Bria Trinity 11:15am
Bingo and musical theatre come together for “winningly
wonderful” entertainment! With “Bingo or BUST” as
their unspoken motto, Vern, Honey & Patsy stop at
nothing to miss their weekly BINGO game. Braving a
terrible storm, this trio of best friends ignores the caution
of the local weather center & paddle their way to the
Bingo Hall; nothing will come between them and that
$200 pot! As the storm knocks out power at the Bingo
Hall, the three ladies reminisce about the ominous night
15 years ago that began in the same way, but ended in a
dispute that drove Bernice (Vern’s former best friend), out
of the group….never to daub another Bingo card again.
Back in the present we find Alison, Bernice’s sweet, yet
headstrong daughter, sneaking into the Bingo Hall in
disguise, determined to reunite her ailing mother with
her long-lost friends, by using their greatest weakness….
Bingo! The audience becomes part of the action as they
join in and play Bingo, right along with the cast! Be
prepared to experience hilarious and loveable characters,
memorable songs and some good old-fashioned Bingo
too! Prior to the show, enjoy lunch which includes beef
stroganoff, buttered noodles, steamed vegetable blend,
fluff, salad, dinner rolls, cream puffs and beverage. $67
Milwaukee, WI
Sunday, Jul. 24
Manor Park 10:00am, Bel-Oak 10:05am
“All Aboard” as you make your way onto the Edelweiss
boat for brunch and a two-hour cruise within the
breakwater of Lake Michigan. Brunch consists of a fruit
plate, lox and bagel, French toast, bacon and egg frittata,
potatoes, dessert, and beverage. See you there! $66
“SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN” AT
FIRESIDE
Fort Atkinson, WI
Wednesday, Jul. 27
Manor Park 9am, Bel Oak 9:05am
The greatest movie musical of all time is now live
and on The Fireside stage in the lightening paced, toetapping, rib-tickling Broadway version of the Gene Kelly
masterpiece. It’s a fun-filled, high stepping spoof of the
days when Hollywood first learned to talk. Featuring
a stellar cast of some of the country’s most talented
young Broadway and regional singers and dancers,
SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN is filled with great songs such
as “Good Morning”, “Make ‘Em Laugh”, “You Are My
Lucky Star”, “Fit As a Fiddle and Ready For Love”,
and “Broadway Melody”. Of course, the unforgettable
title song, “Singin’ in the Rain” is the featured number,
complete with our hero dancing his way through a real
rain storm! Fireside’s featured menu includes chopped
chef’s salad, fresh baked breads, chicken piccata, sides,
dessert and beverage. $89
POTAWATOMI DAY TRIP
Milwaukee, WI
Thursday, Jul. 21
Departs Manor Park 8am and Bel-Oak 8:05pm
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. Registration is required and must be
confirmed FOUR business days prior to the departure date
(Friday before). Payment for this trip is made directly to
Universal Services. Either check or cash will be accepted
as you board the bus. In the interest of keeping trips open
and not cancelling, if there are fewer than 20 people
signed up, an additional $5.00 surcharge will be added to
prevent trip cancellation. $20/$25
BREWERS VS ARIZONA
DIAMONDBACKS
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Miller Park
Milwaukee, WI
Thursday, Jul. 28
Departs Bria Trinity 10:30am, Bel Oak at 11:00am
• Prior to the game enjoy a Tailgate Party in the VMP
Park Place Dining Room from 11am-Noon
• Package includes prime loge infield seats, Usinger’s
tailgate party (featuring brat or hot dog, pasta salad,
brownie, and beer, soda or water) and transportation to
HO-CHUNK CASINO
and from Miller Park. $43
Departs Manor Park at Noon
Wisconsin Dells, WI
Monday, Aug. 15
See Jul. 11 for descriptive. $32
Future Game:
Aug. 24 – Brewers vs. Colorado Rockies
We will feature the same great package for both games.
Don’t miss your chance to cheer on your home team! $43
POTAWATOMI DAY TRIP
AUGUST
Milwaukee, WI
Monday, Aug. 15
Departs Bria Trinity at 8:20am
See July 18 for descriptive. $20/$25
SENIOR DAY AT WISCONSIN
STATE FAIR
West Allis, WI
Tuesday, Aug 9
Departs Trinity 8am,
Board and Depart from State Fair at 2:30pm
Don’t miss your chance to see some senior friendly
entertainment and appearances by some very special
guests!! Remember this is your special day at the Fair.
Have a great day enjoying all the sights, food, and maybe
a little shopping that the Fair has to offer you. Call the
VMP-SCC office for reservations. $23
DAY TRIPPIN’ “CHURCH TOUR
AND KEGEL’S INN”
Milwaukee, WI
Wednesday, Aug 17
Today we will start a series of church tours starting with
the beautiful St. Joseph Chapel located at the School
Sisters of St. Francis Mother House. The chapel was
originally located in Germany and was completely
relocated to Milwaukee. Lunch will be at Kegel’s Inn
where your sandwich choices are Kegel’s Inn Cheese
Steak (sirloin, mushrooms, onions and mozzarella cheese
on a Hoagie), Alpine Sandwich (Weiner Schnitzel, ham,
Swiss cheese, Dusseldorf mustard), Turkey Clubhouse
(double decker turkey, ham, bacon, lettuce & tomato)
or Grilled Portabella Wraps (Portabella mushroom,
mozzarella, cheddar, lettuce & tomato) all with sides,
dessert and beverage. In the afternoon we will tour St.
Sava Serbian Orthodox Cathedral. Founded in 1912, the
cathedral is the spiritual home to a large congregation in
the Milwaukee area and is dedicated to the patron saint of
the Serbian people. $47
“DEATH TRAP” AT DRURY
LANE
Oakbrook Terrace, IL
Thursday, Aug. 11
“If you care to assassinate yourself with laughter, try
Deathtrap” (Time Magazine). A hugely popular stage and
screen mystery, “Deathtrap” offers skillful blending of
two priceless theatrical ingredients: gasp-inducing thrills
and spontaneous laughter. Unknown dramatist Clifford
Anderson has sent his new thriller to award-winning
Broadway author Sidney for comment – or has he?
Without a success to his credit for some years, Sidney
plots with his reluctant wife Myra how to plagiarize
‘Deathtrap’. When Clifford turns up to discuss the play
with the ‘Master’, events take a sinister turn. Enjoy lunch
prior to the show featuring Caesar salad, grilled boneless
pork chop or creamy vegetable lasagna, dessert and
beverage. $86
POTAWATOMI DAY TRIP
Milwaukee, WI
Thursday, Aug. 18
See Jul. 21 for descriptive. $20/$25
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SUNDAY SOCIAL DINING
AT AUD-MAR BASS BAY
BREWHOUSE
as it takes you on a roller-coaster ride filled with laugh
after laugh! From his run-down New York basement
apartment, struggling master writer Adam Webster
attempts to earn some quick cash to cover his rent by
trying to pass himself off as a psychic. To drum up
business, he places a sign in his apartment window –
“Psychic Readings - $25”. The sign soon draws the
interest of his first customer, the lovely and conflicted
Laura Benson. When Adam issues Laura a surprisingly
genuine prediction, a string of inquisitive characters soon
darken his door - Laura’s larcenous husband Roy, Roy’s
ditzy mistress Rita, Rita’s mobster lover Johnny Bubbles
& savvy homicide detective Norris Coslow – all of whom
factor into the evolving murder mystery that becomes
Adam’s life. In the surprising twists that follow, “The
Psychic” entangles Adam in a hilarious murder mystery
you won’t want to miss! Prior to the show enjoy lunch
featuring Shepard’s pie, vegetable, fluff, salad with Caesar
dressing, rolls, dessert and beverage. $67
Muskego, WI
Sunday, Aug. 21
Manor Park 12 noon, Bel-Oak 12:05am
We are off to Muskego today and the Aud-Mar Supper
Club and Brewhouse, located on the shore of Big
Muskego Lake, for Sunday Brunch. Your entrée choices
are a Breakfast Club (pulled ham, aged cheddar, smoked
bacon, fried egg, Chipotle mayo and tomato), Eggs
Benedict (toasted English Muffin, pulled ham, poached
eggs, hollandaise sauce), Stuffed French Toast (cherries,
sweetened cream cheese, salted pecans, bacon and maple
syrup) or a Veggie Omelet (grilled zucchini, Swiss cheese,
spinach, tomato & roasted mushrooms). Breakfast Club,
Eggs Benedict and Veggie Omelet served with hash
brown casserole. All include a fruit cup and beverage.
After lunch we will have time to enjoy the water and a
stop at a farm stand. $44
SEPTEMBER
SENIOR CELEBRATION AT THE
ZOO
BREWERS VS COLORADO
ROCKIES
Milwaukee, WI
Friday, Sep. 2
FREE admission for our young-at-heart, age 55 and over
visitors! This annual event features a variety of activities,
entertainment, health and wellness outreach offerings,
bingo and complimentary cookies, all presented with the
needs of seniors in mind. You will need to provide your
own transportation to the Zoo. (Regular parking and
concession fees apply.)
Miller Park
Milwaukee, WI
Wednesday, Aug. 24
Departs Bria Trinity 10:30am, Bel Oak at 11am
• Prior to the game enjoy a Tailgate Party in the VMP
Park Place Dining Room from 11am-Noon
• Package includes prime loge infield seats, Usinger’s
tailgate party (featuring brat or hot dog, pasta salad,
brownie, and beer, soda or water) and transportation to
and from Miller Park. $43
Departs Manor Park at Noon
DAY ‘TROTTING’ TO
ARLINGTON RACE TRACK
“THE PSYCHIC” AT MEMORIES
Pt. Washington, WI
Tuesday, Aug. 30
Departs Manor Park 10:30am, Bel-Oak 10:35am,
Bria Trinity 11:15am
Even the most “psychic” of audience members won’t
be able to predict where this story-line will go next,
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Arlington Heights, IL
Thursday, Sep. 8
“We’re off to the races.” Back by popular demand we are
finally returning to Arlington International Racecourse for
a fun all-inclusive day at the races. Stationed at the top of
the stretch and adorned with sweeping views of the race
track we will enjoy The Graze Chef’s Table Buffet (which
includes Midwest Cheese and Sausage Sampling, Farm
Stand Vegetables, Charred Corn & Tomato Salad, Mixed
SUNDAY SOCIAL DINING AT
“SANDRA’S ON THE PARK”
Green Salad, Carved Pit Ham, Herb Roasted Chicken,
Whipped Potatoes, Sautéed Green Beans, Seasonal Fruit
Cobbler and House Baked Cookies) as you contemplate
your race winning choices. Your day package goes right
to the wire including your admission, a reserved seat at
the table, a daily racing guide, a 3-hour unlimited soft
drink bar (alcoholic beverages available at your cost). You
can choose to enjoy the race from your table or you will
have access to outdoor seating should you choose to get
up close and personal with the racing excitement. Betting
windows abound inside and outdoors. $83
Hales Corners, WI
Sunday, Sep. 25
Manor Park 12pm, Bel-Oak 12:05pm
It’s off to Hales Corners and Sandra’s on the Park today
for our Sunday Social Dining. Your entrée choices are
coconut shrimp, half rack of ribs, or pasta and chicken
with marinara or Alfredo sauce. All entrees include coffee,
tea or milk and dessert. We will end our day with a ride
around Hales Corners and Muskego. $52
HO-CHUNK CASINO
“CELTIC THUNDER: LEGACY”
AT MILWAUKEE THEATER
Wisconsin Dells, WI
Monday, Sep. 12
See Jul. 11 for descriptive. $32
Milwaukee, WI
Sunday, September 25
Departs Bria Trinity 5:15pm
Manor Park 6pm, Bel-Oak 6:05pm
“Legacy” is an exciting new live show that celebrates the
influence of Irish and Celtic music around the world and
the imprint that such music has made. Lively, fast paced
and upbeat songs “A Place in The Choir” “Galway Girl”
and “Raggle Taggle Gypsy” represent the fun loving
nature of the Irish while the slower classic ballads “ Black
Velvet Band” “Noreen” and “Mountains of Mourne” play
to their nostalgic and romantic side. Featuring all new
recordings, the songs on “Legacy” are varied in style and
run the gamut from classic Irish folk songs and ballads
such as “Danny Boy” and “Buachaille on Eirne” to the
more contemporary hits “Falling Slowly” and “Ride On”
and rousing anthems “Caledonia” and “Ireland’s Call”.
Legacy finds Celtic Thunder soloists Ryan Kelly, Neil
Byrne, Emmet Cahill and new member Michael O Dwyer
reunited with Damian McGinty, an original member of
Celtic Thunder who went on to win Fox’s “The Glee
Project,” before landing a recurring role (as “Rory
Flanagan”) in the hit series “Glee!” $67
DAY TRIPPIN’ LAKE GENEVA
LUNCH AND CRUISE
Lake Geneva, WI
Wednesday, Sep. 14
Departs Bria Trinity 9:15,
Manor Park 10:00, Bel-Oak 10:05 am
We are going to Lake Geneva for lunch and a cruise.
Come and enjoy the scenic wonders of this enchanting
historical glacier made spring fed lake; it’s a magnificent,
restful experience you will forever cherish. A leisurely
cruise past the estates, many built between 1870 and 1920,
will serve to remind you and your guests of past elegance.
Lunch will be chicken cordon bleu (chicken breast stuffed
with ham & Swiss cheese served with a cheese sauce as
we cruise around Lake Geneva. $69
POTAWATOMI DAY TRIP
Milwaukee, WI
Thursday, Sep. 15
Departs Manor Park 8am, Bel-Oak 8:05am
“THE MILLION DOLLAR
QUARTET” AT FIRESIDE
POTAWATOMI DAY TRIP
Milwaukee, WI
Monday, Sep. 19
Departs Bria Trinity at 8:20am
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Fort Atkinson, WI
Wednesday, September 28
The Tony Award-winning musical, “MILLION DOLLAR
QUARTET” brings you inside the recording studio with
UPCOMING TRIPS/
OUTINGS/EVENTS
four major talents who came together as a red-hot rock ‘n’
roll band for one unforgettable night. On December 4, 1956,
an extraordinary twist of fate brought Johnny Cash, Jerry
Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Elvis Presley together at Sun
Records in Memphis for what would be one of the greatest
jam sessions ever. MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET and
the Fireside Theatre brings that legendary December night
to life with an irresistible tale of broken promises, secrets,
betrayal and celebrations that is both poignant and funny.
Relive the era with the smash-hit sensation featuring an
incredible score of rock ‘n’ roll, gospel, R & B and country
hits, performed live onstage by world-class actors and
musicians. Showcased hits songs include: “Blue Suede
Shoes”, “Fever”, “Walk the Line”, “Sixteen Tons”, “Who
Do You Love?”, “Great Balls of Fire”, “Folsom Prison
Blues”, “Whole Lotta Shakin’ Going’ On”, “Hound Dog’,
and more. Don’t miss your chance to be a fly on the wall of
fame….at MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET! Enjoy lunch
featuring butternut squash soup, roast boneless pork chop,
sided, fresh baked breads, dessert and beverage. $89
OCTOBER
Oct. 6-Thu.“How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying” at Marriot
Oct. 6-Thu. The Buddy Holly Experience at Marcus Center (evening)
Oct. 8-Sat. Scandinavian Festival
Oct. TBA 50 Plus or Better Expo
Oct TBA Senior Enrichment Fair
Oct. 10-Mon. Ho-Chunk
Oct. 11-Tue. “Cooking with Gus” at Memories
Oct. 13-Thu “Smokey Joe’s Café” at Drury Lane
Oct. 17-Mon.Potawatomi - Trinity
Oct. 20-Thu. Potawatomi – Manor Park/Bel-Oak
Oct. 22-Sat. Norway House Torsk supper - Milwaukee
Oct. TBA Day Trippin’ “Streets of Old and New Milwaukee” (2nd trip)
REEDSBURG, WI QUILT TRIP
NOVEMBER
Nov. 12-Sat. A Veteran’s Day Celebration with “The
Many Happy Returns” Orchestra at Marcus Center
Nov. 13-Sun. “Run for Your Wife” at Memories
Nov. 14-Mon. Ho-Chunk
Nov. 16 -Wed. “A Fireside Christmas” at Fireside
Nov. 17-Thu. Potawatomi – Manor Park/Bel-Oak
Nov. 17 -Thu. “Miracle on 34th Street” at The Palace Theater, Wisconsin Dells
Nov. 18-Fri. Holiday Folk Fair Outing
Nov. 21-Mon. Potawatomi - Trinity
Nov. 25-Fri. World’s Greatest Cookie Sale at Country Springs Hotel
Nov. TBA Mayfair Collection Shopping Trip
Reedsburg & Oconomowoc, WI
Thursday, Sep. 29
Departs Bria Trinity 7am
The Manor Park Quilters will be going to Quintessential
Quilts in Reedsburg followed by lunch at Marty’s
Steakhouse for a buffet. After lunch we will travel to
Ben Franklin in Oconomowoc where they have a large
selection of fabrics. Join us for a fun day out. $48
Manor Park 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.
July 5
Breakfast at 10am: Mad Rooster
4401 W. Greenfield Avenue, Milwaukee
Aug 2
Lunch at 11;30am: Fortune Restaurant
2945 S. 108th Street, Milwaukee
Sept 6
Lunch at 11;30am: Ruby Tuesday
5320 S. 76th Street, Milwaukee
DECEMBER
Dec. 3-Sat. Wade House Christmas – Greenbush, WI
Dec. 4-Sun. “An Unexpected Gift” at Memories
Dec. 8-Thu. “Crazy for You” at Drury Lane
Dec. 12-Mon. Ho-Chunk
Dec. 15-Thu. “Singin’ in the Rain” at Marriott
Dec. 15 -Thu. Potawatomi – Manor Park/Bel-Oak
Dec. 19-Mon. Potawatomi - Trinity
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MAYFLOWER TOURS
EXTENDED TRIPS
Mayflower Tours, located in Downers Grove, IL, is
a tour operator handling individual and group guided
tour arrangements. Mayflower offers a variety of tours
including National Parks, Holidays and Special Events,
Autumn Foliage, Scenic Rail Experiences, Cruising and
so much more. For information regarding tours please call
1-800-323-7604 ext. 213, Mon-Thu, 7:30am-4pm and
ask for Marla.
HAPPY TRAVELER TOURS
PRESENTS
Chicago Navy Pier Architectural Tour, Jul 27
Island of Courdres, Quebec, Canada, Aug. 5-13
Packers Stadium, Aug 23
Mackinac Island, Sep. 11-14
Pidgeon Ford & Smoky Mountains, Oct. 30-Nov 5
Washington, D.C., Oct. 6-11
Detailed itinerary available for these trips at the SCC
office. For reservations or information on other tours
contact: Peggy Clark at (262) 632-1939
CROSSROADS TRAVEL
Does anyone have a place or two, “BUCKET LIST
TRIPS,” 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.
DIAMOND TOURS
We are the largest bus tour company in America dealing
exclusively in motorcoach group travel. We offer trips to
Major Cities, Show Trips, New England, Gaming Trips,
Canada, and the Western, Southern and Northern United
Sates. If you are an individual traveler or small group, you
can join a tour in your area. For information regarding
tours please call 1-800-336-5711, Mon-Fri, 8am–5pm
and ask for Lisa.
VMP In-House Events - Reservations: (414) 607-4186
Reservations can be made at any time. But don’t wait too long as many events sell out early.
Payment for ticketed events must be received no later than two weeks before the date of the event.
We ask that you register in advance for all non-ticketed (FREE) events so that we can be better prepared.
For ALL Manor Park In-House Events, enter at 8536 W. Oklahoma Ave. unless otherwise noted!
“That ‘DVD’ THING”
AUG. 14 “33 GREAT CITIES OF EUROPE” PART II
AUG. 21 “WORLD SCENIC CRUISE” PART II
AUG. 28 “CHALLENGE OF FLIGHT” PART I
SEP. 4“TRAINS IN THE U S A: PART II
SEP. 11
SPECIAL MEMORIAL PRESENTATION HONORING THOSE WHO PERISHED ON 9/11/2001
SEP. 18
TRAINS IN THE U S A” PART III
SEP. 25
“SPORTS BLOOPERS” PART II
OCT. 2
“THE CHALLENGE OF FLIGHT”
PART II
OCT. 9
“TRAINS IN THE U S A” PART IV
OCT. 16
“THE CHALLENGE OF FLIGHT”
PART III
OCT. 23
“SECRETS & TREASURES” PART II
OCT. 30
“MASTERING THE UNDERGROUND WORLD” PART III
Presented by Charles Hoff
Replacing “That Music Thing”
July – October, 2016
Sunday at 7:00 pm
Conference Room
Community members are welcome to attend and should
enter at 8536 W. Oklahoma Ave. The door will be open
from 6:30-7pm
JUL. 3
JUL. 10
PART I
JUL. 17
JUL. 24
JUL. 31
AUG. 7 “BLUE ANGELS & THUNDERBIRDS”
“BEST OF ABBOTT & COSTELLO” “NATURE’S SYMPHONIES”
“OCEANS ALIVE”
“TRANS-AMERICA TRAINS”
“STORY OF THE DOG SHEBA”
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JULY
salad, cheddar biscuits, White Zinfandel chicken, garden
rice pilaf, vegetable, dessert du jour, and coffee, hot or
iced tea. After dinner “The Elderberries”, a vocal duet,
will entertain you with their own style of musical magic,
accompanied by an accomplished pianist. Featured are
great songs in the style of the McGuire Sisters. Come and
enjoy! $19
“SASSY STAMPERS” CARD
MAKING CLASS
Lower Level Craft Room
Tuesday, Jul. 12 at 10am
YES!! NEW CLASS FOR ALL INTERESTED
STAMPERS! Nancy Lee, our new instructor, has been
teaching card-making with rubber stamps for 12 years.
She will inspire you with tips, tricks and techniques to
help you create unique greeting cards. In this class you
will have the opportunity to make three cards. Everything
you need is ready to use - paper and ribbon is already cut,
ink, stamps, glue, scissors, glitter, envelopes, etc. will
be available... All abilities will be accommodated, from
experienced to new stampers. You will enjoy the class.
This class will occur the 2nd Tuesday of each month!!
Please pre-register through the SCC office. $5 paid
directly to instructor.
ICE CREAM SOCIAL AND OPEN
HOUSE
Hearth Room/Park Place Dining Room
Friday, Jul. 15 - 1:30-3pm
July is National Ice Cream month. So we’re celebrating
with a free scoop or two of ice cream and a variety of
yummy toppings. Adding to this fun afternoon we will
treat you to some musical entertainment by “Dobie-The
Concertina Man.” You are encouraged to invite family and
friends. This is a great time to show off what we have here
at VMP-SCC. Tours of Wesley Park, including apartment
models, as well as the Senior Community Club area will
be available for those interested. FREE
ENTERTAINMENT NIGHT
WITH BRYAN O’DONNELL
FASHION LUNCHEON WITH
“BLAIN’S FARM AND FLEET”
Park Place Dining Room
Enter at 8536 W. Oklahoma Ave.
Tuesday, Jul. 12 at 7:30pm
Bryan O’Donnell, member of “The World Concertina
Congress” Hall of Fame and the “Wisconsin Polka”
Hall of Fame will have your toes tapping to both polkas
and oldies. Refreshments will be served. RED CANS
AWAIT YOUR DONATION!
Tuesday, Jul. 19 at 11:30am
Don’t miss this premier event – our first ‘rodeo’ working
with Blain’s Farm and Fleet. “Bigger, Better, Brighter”,
genuine value and vast variety are what you will find
at Blain’s. Blain’s Farm and Fleet provides customers
with high-quality products, competitive prices and
reliable service, providing you with THE COMPLETE
SHOPPING EXPERIENCE! You will see brand names
such as Columbia, Alfred Dunner, Lee, and Gloria
Vanderbilt, among others. While viewing the fashion
show, enjoy lunch featuring a cup of soup, croissants,
fresh fruits, chicken poppy seed salad, dessert du jour, and
coffee, iced or hot tea. $14
BOOK REVIEW GROUP
Hearth Room – 10am
This group of enthusiastic readers meets monthly for
an 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.
Jul. 13 - “The Invisible Wall” by Harry Bernstein
Aug. 10 - “Heritage of Darkness” by Kathleen Ernst
Sep. 14 - “House of Sand and Fog” by Andre Dubus III
JEWELRY REPAIR
Hearth Room
Wednesday, Jul. 27, 9-11am
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.
PARK PLACE DINNER WITH
“THE ELDERBERRIES”
Thursday, Jul. 14 at 5pm
Your evening meal begins with a glass of wine, fresh fruit
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THOUGHTFUL THEATER WITH
CHAPLAIN SUE
view the Wisconsin State Fair Historical Picture Gallery
(Commons Area) and a video highlighting the 100 plus
years of one of the largest State Fairs in the country
(Conference Room). Consider this to be your pre-party for
Senior Day at the Fair, Tuesday, Aug. 9! $10
Conference Room
Thursday, Jul. 21, 2-4pm
Join Chaplain Sue the third Thursday of every other
month for an afternoon of entertainment with the viewing
of a movie and reflective engagement afterward. The
silver screen can entertain as well as challenge us.
Occasionally 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! Popcorn and Punch will be served. FREE
AUGUST
VOTER REGISTRATION
SEMINAR
Conference Room
Wednesday, Aug. 3 at 1pm
Have you moved across the hall? Have you moved across
the street? What is your address on the Polling List? If
you haven’t registered to vote and/or would like to know
about the process of registration, proper identification
and what information will be needed, please attend this
valuable, informative seminar. On hand to assist you
will be Tom Lajsic, President of the West Allis Common
Council, Dan Roadt, West Allis 4th District Alderman and
Cathleen Probst, West Allis 2nd District Alderwoman.
You should bring some kind of identification and some
recent mail that you have received at your current address.
Registration forms will be available for you to complete.
(FYI –VMP residents who need to register will find the
form in their binder, which can be completed and brought
to this session). FREE
ADVENTURES IN HISTORY
“PETER THE GREAT”
Conference Room
Thursday, Jul 28 at 2pm
Peter the Great (1672-1725) was larger than life! We
will discuss the Russia that Peter was born into, his life
and times, his vision for Russia and his reforms. Robert
K. Massie has written compelling biographies of Peter
the Great and Catherine the Great. Presented by Jo
McReynolds Blochowiak. FREE
“STATE FAIR AFFAIR”
Conference Room at 10:30am
Park Place Dining Room at 11:30am
Friday, Jul. 29
It’s time to get excited about our own Wisconsin State
Fair. Don’t miss your chance to meet Mr. “State Fair”
himself, Jerry Zimmerman (Wesley Park resident)
and official State Fair Historian. We will gather in
the Conference Room and Jerry will share with you
everything you wanted to know about the Wisconsin
State Fair but were afraid to ask. Humor and history
come together in this exciting presentation. This year
we have a special guest; Bruce Sullivan, Sr. Director
of Entertainment & Special Events. He will share his
experiences arranging for the star performers for the
Fair’s Main Stage acts, along with other anecdotes. Then
we take a short walk to our own Park Place Dining Room
to enjoy a State Fair themed meal featuring Bratwurst
on Bun with Sauerkraut and warm onions, Potato Salad,
Corn on the Cob, Fresh Fruit Cup, lemonade or iced
tea, and of course, a CREAM PUFF! While you dine we
will have some fun as we share trivia and listen to some
Fair music. Following lunch, please take the time to
“JULIE THOMPSON”
Thursday, Aug. 4 at 5pm
Prior to tonight’s entertainment, enjoy a glass of wine,
crunchy romaine toss, assorted rolls, burgundy mushroom
roast beef, creamy potatoes, vegetable, dessert du jour,
and coffee, hot or iced tea. Julie Thompson is a fine singer
with a warm stage personality. Enjoy standards from
American Songbook including Doris Day, Patsy Cline,
and Mary Wells. Julie has opened twice for The Kingston
Trio, sung back-up for the rock group Foreigner and has
appeared on CMN and TNN in TJ Booker’s music video
“Wine into Water”. Come and enjoy! $19
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ENTERTAINMENT NIGHT
WITH PAM AND THE
ACCIDENTALS
Tuesday, Aug. 9 at 7:30pm
Enjoy this vocal show group who will perform World War
II musical selections, 40s, 50s and 60s era music, older
country, Motown, doo wop and more. Refreshments will
be served. RED CANS AWAIT YOUR DONATION!
BOOK REVIEW GROUP
Aug. 10 - “Heritage of Darkness” by Kathleen Ernst
MONEY MATTERS FINANCIAL
SERIES “EXTENDING THE IRA
LEGACY PLAN TO MULTIPLE
GENERATIONS”
NOTE - SCC CHORUS RESUMES
TUESDAY, AUG. 23
at 2pm in the Conference Room
Conference Room
Wednesday, Aug. 10 1 to 2pm
Join us for a discussion using concepts and ideas to stretch
your IRA Legacy Plan to multiple generations. Don’t
miss this informative session! FREE
BLOOD DRIVE
Lower Level Activity Room
Friday, Aug. 19 from 9am-2pm
If you have any questions, call the Blood Center at 414937-6199. 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.
“CATHERINE THE GREAT”
Conference Room
Thursday, Aug. 25 at 2pm
Catherine the Great (1729-1796) ruled on her own for 34
years. We’ll look at her life and times, her achievements
and her challenges, including foreign policy, much
needed reform, domestic rebellion and the shock waves
of the French Revolution. Presented by Jo McReynolds
Blochowiak. FREE
HAWAIIAN HUKILAU
WESTMINSTER MEETS
WESLEY PARK DOG SHOW
AND BARK-B-QUE
Commons Area and Park Place Dining Room
Friday, Aug. 19
Bark-B-Que 11am-1pm
Dog Show 1:30-2:30pm,
‘Yappie Hour’ at 2:30pm
Come celebrate the “dog days” of summer at our annual
dog show. The show will take place in Central Bark
Park (Wesley Park Commons Area or Courtyard). A
special Bark-B-Que lunch will feature hot diggity dogs
or bowwow burgers, fresh sliced watermelhound, French
poodle fries, four paws pat-a furs (French Petit fours)
and assorted bowser beverages for you to lap up. At the
Pooch Parade you will get a chance to see our pampered
pals show off a bit while you listen to some “canine
commentaries” and “doggie descriptions.” Following the
dog show enjoy ‘yappie hour’ where we will be served
poodle punch along with light snacks. Puppy chow snack
mix will also be available for sampling and for sale
(proceeds will benefit the Wisconsin Humane Society).
Calling all dogs…if you know a precious pooch who
would like to participate in our dog show, or if you have
any questions about this event, please call VMP Senior
Community Club at 414-607-4186. Tickets must be
purchased in advance for Bark-B-Que meal from the SCC
office. $7
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Wednesday, Aug. 31 at 4:30pm
Hawaiian term Hukilau means a festive gathering
featuring traditional song and dance and that’s exactly
what we’re going to have. Our gathering starts as you
enjoy Polynesian Passion Punch and light hors d’oeuvres.
Then it’s time for some traditional Hawaiian music with
a bit of a twist, Papi Makaena will play traditional and
contemporary songs of the Hawaiian Islands. Papi’s warm
and engaging manner has captivated many audiences. You
will also be entertained with a dance performance by the
Golden Hawaiians. All this going on is further enhanced
by a delicious Luau inspired meal. Enjoy Hawaiian sweet
bread, Hawaiian chicken, Polynesian pork, coconut rice,
Pacific island vegetables, King Kamehameha salad,
Auntie Leilani’s puff pastry with coconut custard and
strawberries, and beverage. $20
SEPTEMBER
BOARD, BRUSH,
AND BOTTLE
Boardwalk Bistro
Thursday, Sep.1 at 3pm
Back by popular demand!
Come one come all, embrace your artistic self.
Get your Van Gogh goin’. Peak your Picasso. Relax with
a glass of wine, beer, or soda as you open your creative
canvas with a splash of paint and a stroke of genius. With
assistance from our artist in residence, Leona Roesch, step
by step instructions will offer the support and confidence
for you to leave this artistic gathering with your very own
masterpiece. If you’ve never touched a paint brush or
insist you can’t draw a stick-man, even the non-artist can
make each brush stroke their own. Arts supplies (canvas,
easel, brushes, and acrylic paint) will be provided along
with refreshments (wine, beer, soda, and pizza). $10
BOOK REVIEW GROUP
ENTERTAINMENT NIGHT WITH
FESTIVAL CITY BARBERSHOP
QUARTET CHORUS
Tuesday, Sep. 13 at 7:30pm
The Milwaukee Chapter strives to provide an opportunity
for its members to experience the joy of ringing
barbershop chords in fellowship with their friends and
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frequent opportunities to share that joy with others
through performance. Refreshments will be served. RED
CANS AWAIT YOUR DONATION!
THOUGHTFUL THEATER WITH
CHAPLAIN SUE
Conference Room
Thursday, Sep. 15, 2-4pm
Join Chaplain Sue the third Thursday of every other
month for an afternoon of entertainment with the viewing
of a movie and reflective engagement afterward. The
silver screen can entertain as well as challenge us.
Occasionally 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! Popcorn and Punch will be served. FREE
FULL CIRLCE LIFE-EXCITE
CENTER WORKSHOP
“HEALING HANDS
INTEGRATED THERAPY”
Conference Room
Monday, Sep. 19 at 2:30pm
We would like to introduce Maria Giordano, Usui
Reiki Master, and the newest member of the FCLEC
practitioners. She will demonstrate the benefits of healing
touch. She uses the ancient healing techniques of Reiki,
using the life force energy to heal by balancing the subtle
energies within our bodies. Come and enjoy this calming,
relaxing session that will enhance your sense of wellbeing. FREE
FRIENDS OF MANOR PARK DINNER PROGRAM
Tuesday, Sep. 20 at 5pm
Generations of children and adults worldwide have
been fascinated by the stories of Laura Ingalls Wilder.
Her “Little House” series was the basis for a successful
television series. But how did her life really evolve?
What motivated her to put experiences to paper? In the
next First Impressions presentation by Jessica Michna,
you will meet Mrs. Wilder, older, wiser and reflecting
back on her life. She will tell you her life story and how
she came to produce her literary works. Please join us
for dinner followed by this inspired and informative
UPCOMING MANOR
PARK EVENTS
program by Jessica Michna. Cost is $17.00 per person.
Registration forms will be available mid-August in
Wesley Park.
“ALAN GRAVEEN’S CLASSIC
HITS SHOW”
If you’re interested in any of the events below, please
call the SCC office to pre-register. (Dates are subject to
change).
OCTOBER
Oct. 5-Wed. Park Place Dinner “International Night”
Oct. 11-Tue. Entertainment Night with Caroline Wehner
Oct. TBA Recognition and Renewal Annual Caregiver Event
Oct. 17-Mon. “We’re in the Pink” Luncheon
Oct. 25-Tue. Fashion Luncheon
Oct. 27-Thu. Adventures in History
Oct. 27-Thu. Pumpkin Drop
Oct. 28-Fri. Blood Drive
Wednesday, Sep. 21 at 5pm
Your evening begins with a glass of wine, tossed salad
with dressing, French bread, almond pork chops with
honey mustard, red potatoes, vegetable, dessert du jour,
and coffee, hot or iced tea. Following your meal The
Classic Hits Show starts with a few Elvis songs and
then into a variety of classic songs by Frank Sinatra,
Dean Martin, Andy Williams and a number of other
entertainers. The show ends with more Elvis songs,
including the memorable “How Great Thou Art”. $19
CANDIDATE FORUM 2016
NOVEMBER
‘TAKEN U BAK’
Coming in November as part of “That Music Thing” Pop
& Swing Series, you will ‘relive’ the musical years from
the 1950s forward….times when we (and perhaps our
children) were growing up. These are the times of rock n
roll, 78, 45, and 33 1/3 rpm records. So if you have any
wiggle, bop, pop or jive left in you, this is your ticket back
to those ‘good old days’. Join in on the fun, the memories
and possibly ‘wobble it about a bit’ (dance).
Friday, Sep. 23 1:30 to 3pm
This is shaping up to be a political barn burner of a year!!
Whether you are a liberal, conservative, independent or
somewhere in between, join us to meet the candidates
face to face or in their face. Please plan to attend this
bi-partisan candidate forum to help you prepare for
your voting choice. We have extended invitations to
all candidates running for office – local, statewide and
nationally.
Nov. TBA Movember Shave-Off Event
Nov. 5-Sat. Annual VMP Village Bazaar
Nov. 9-Wed. Money Matters
Nov. 9-Wed. Park Place Dinner “Caroline and Her Accordion”
Nov. 10-Thu. Adventures in History
Nov. 10-Thu. Veteran’s Event
Nov. TBA Sausage King Sample Party
Nov. 17-Thu. Thoughtful Theatre with Chaplain Sue
Nov. 23-Wed. Annual Thanksgiving Service
“WOMEN WHO MADE
HISTORY”
Conference Room
Thursday, Sep. 29 at 2pm
Enjoy hearing the fascinating stores of eight remarkable
women who helped make modern America: Olympia
Brown, Martha Graham, Amelia Earhart, Georgia
O’Keefe, Eleanor Roosevelt, Babe Didrickson Zaharias,
Marian Anderson and Edna Ferber. Presented by Jo
McReynolds Blochowiak. FREE
DECEMBER
Dec. 2-Fri. Annual Senior Center Christmas Luncheon
Dec. 1 or 2 Kids 2 Kids Christmas
Dec. 6-Tue. VMP-SCC Chorus Holiday Presentation
Dec. 29-Thu. Adventures in History
Dec. 30-Fri. Blood Drive
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BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC
MENDING AND SEWING
SERVICES
Keep your blood pressure in check. We offer blood
pressure readings the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month,
9-10:30am in the Hearth Room. No need to RSVP. All are
welcome!
Maria Ausonio will be providing us with mending and
sewing services on the lower level on Wednesdays from
2-4pm. Mending service with Charlene is also available
on 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.
Key to Fitness
Is a fitness program assisting seniors with maintaining or even improving their
physical activities.
Includes:
Get healthy and join Key to Fitness NOW!!
Mondays & Wednesdays: 8:30am - 4:00pm
Tuesdays & Thursdays: 12:00pm - 4:00 pm
Fridays: 8:00am - 12:00pm
Call Sue Roman Instructor/Coach
414-607-4576
Non-Resident - $30 Monthly Fee
• 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
Full Circle Life - Excite Center
CONNECTING MIND, BODY & SPIRIT...
TO IMPROVE YOUR QUALITY OF LIFE
Services include but are not limited to
Massage • Reiki • Reflexology
Classes, workshops and
events take place at the
Senior Community Club/Full Circle
Life-Excite enter and are facilitated
by certified practitioners.
Individual services can be
scheduled by appointment in our
Full Circle Life-Excite Center, WP
Apt. 242 or your private residence.
For general questions or more
information, call the
Senior Community Club at
(414) 607-4186.
Darcy Mason Buelow, CH, RMT, ILC, MMI is a Certified Hypotherapist, Reiki Master-Teacher,
Integrated Life Coach and Mindful Meditation Instructor. Through energy work and hypnosis, Darcy
helps individuals and groups learn how to actually BE the change they want to see in the world.
Phone: 414-793-0367 • Email: [email protected] • Web: www.NewPathwithDarcy.com
Maria Giordano, RN is a Usui Reiki Master. Reiki, a healing modality that originated in Japan, is a
complementary healing technique for stress-reduction and relaxation to improve health and wellbeing. Reiki
combines deep breathing, meditation and light touch to bring balance to your body, mind and spirit. Maria is
passionate and compassionate about helping people. She enjoys working as a healer, assisting others on
their way to a healthy life style. Phone: 262-617-8497 • Email: [email protected]
Jennifer Girtler, LLC, LMT, NCBTMB is a licensed massage therapist. Some of her specialties
include Lymphatic, Relaxation, Therapeutic, Rain Drop Technique, Cancer/Hospice and
Stone Massages, Lomi-Lomi, Reiki Master and Cranio Sacral. Phone: 414-364-4775 • Email:
[email protected]
Gail Vella, CRR, RYT is a Certified Registered Reflexologist, Registered Yoga Teacher, Arthritis
Foundation Exercise leader and Certified Laughter Yoga Leader. Her compassionate sessions
address your personal wellness goals to bring joy, balance and relaxation into your life.
Phone: 414-573-6942 • Email: [email protected].
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VOLUNTEER
OPPORTUNITIES
Come Check Out All the
NEW OFFERINGS...
Boardwalk Bistro
Market Place
OPEN TO SCC MEMBERS
Any day-Monday through Friday 9am-11am or 11am1pm- ON-CALL
Help out in Market Place Store (in our independent
living) selling items (such as bread, milk, eggs, frozen TV
dinners, greeting cards, cookies and stamps). We will train
you on the cash register. This is a fun environment to
meet a lot of wonderful people.
Monday - Friday • 7:30am - 2pm
Saturday & Sunday • 8am - 1:30pm
Check out the Bistro calendar for Daily
and Weekly Specials featuring Soup of
the Day, Seasonal Specialties and
Wine Down
Wednesdays
In-House transporter
Fridays 3pm-4:15pm
Escort residents in wheelchairs to our in-house Chapel for
rosary prayer service. Stay for the rosary prayer service
and escort residents back to their rooms.
Outdoor Time
Fridays 9:30am-12noon or 1:30pm-3:30pm
Assist our activity department escorting residents from our
Health Center outside for some fun activities (exercise,
crafts or garden). This is a great way to enjoy our beautiful
Wisconsin summer!
“Volunteers are not paid – not because
they are worthless, but because they are
priceless!” Author Unknown
The Apartment Store is a
quality resale shop located
in the lower level of Palmer
House. Shop or donate gently
used items such as small
furniture, household items,
ornaments, collectibles,
jewelry and clothing.
STORE HOURS
Tue/Wed/Thu: 9am-3pm
1st Saturday of each month:
12-3pm.
For more information
please call
414-607-4328.
Themed Happy Hour from
3:00 - 4:00pm
Wine $3 • Beer $2 • Soda $1
Specialty Cocktails $3
Complimentary Snacks
Park Place
Dining Room
Open during SCC
hours for members.
Reservations Required at
(414) 607-4326
If you are interested in volunteering or want to hear about
other volunteer opportunities please contact Bonnie at
(414) 607-4276.
THE APARTMENT
STORE
• Jul. 20 – Red, White and Blue Explosion
• Aug. 17 – Margarita Madness
• Sep 21 - We’ve Gone
Plum-Crazy
NAIL TIME SALON
Specializing in nail improvement! For over
20 years I have been here for your finger/
toe nail care needs.
MANICURES $18 • PEDICURES $29
During a hand nail care visit
you can look forward to: *soaking of
fingers & cuticle care *filing *heated
mitts *hand massage w/lotion *nail
polish if desired.During a foot nail
care visit you can look forward to:
*foot bath *filing of toenails, corns &
calluses *foot scrub w/sugar
and essential oils *lotion massage
*nail polish if desired.
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)
Gift Certificates Available
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SALON PS
Celebrate
your personal style
with a visit to
Salon PS
where we offer quality
services from haircuts and
styles to facial waxing.
For more information,
please contact Mary
at
414-607-4221
VMP WEEKLY CLASSES & GROUPS • July - August - September 2016
MONDAY
8:30 am
9:00 am
1:00 pm
2:00 pm
4th Wed.) (No Programs until
November)
Key to Fitness until 4pm
Sewing (LC)
Zumba (LL)
Sheepshead (CL)
Upword (CL)
THURSDAY
9:00 am
10:00 am
11:00 am
12:00 pm
12:30 pm
1:00 pm
6:30 pm
TUESDAY
9:00 am Computer Lab until 4pm
Intermediate Bridge (GR)
Needlepoint & Crafts (LC
9-10:30 am Blood Pressure Check (HR)
(2nd & 4th Tue.)
10:00 am Bible Study (CR)
Nail Time until 2pm (LL)
Sassy Stampers Card Making Class(LC) (2nd Tue.)
11:00 am Senior Wise Exercise (LL)
12:00 pm Key to Fitness until 4pm
12:30 pm Intermediate Bridge (GR)
1:00 pm Pattern Dance (LL)
Sheepshead (CL)
Woodcarving (LC)
2:00 pm VMP-SCC Chorus (CR)
(resumes Aug 23)
6:30 pm Toastmasters (CR) (2nd and 4th Tue.)
FRIDAY
8:00 am Key to Fitness until 12:00pm
1:00 pm “Yoga-Chi” (CR) ($35/8-Week Class
Card or $5/Class)
SUNDAY
WEDNESDAY
8:30 am
9:00 am
9:30 am
10:00 am
12:00 pm
12:30 pm
1:00 pm
1:30 pm 2:00 pm
7:00 pm
Beginning Bridge (GR)
Catholic Mass (CR)
Computer Lab until 4pm
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)
Beginner & Intermediate Harmonica (HR)
Mending & Sewing (LL)
POP/Swing Concert Series (2nd & Coffee Hour (BB)
Computer Lab until 4pm
Cribbage (CL)
Knitting & Crocheting (LC)
Painting (LC)
Quilting (CR) (1st & 3rd Thur. no classes Jun/Jul/Aug, resumes Sept. 15).
Woodworking (WS)
Senior Wise Exercise (LL)
Cribbage (CL)
Intermediate Bridge (GR)
Sheepshead (CL)
Stained Glass (LC)
Woodcarving (LC)
Pool / Billiards (GR)
10:30 am Ecumenical Worship Chapel (PH)
7:00 pm Classical Concert Series (CR) (No Programs until November)
NEW: That
“DVD” Thing (CR) (Jul. through
Oct. See In-House Events for details.)
CALENDAR KEY
BB Boardwalk Bistro
LL Lower Level
C Computer Lab
PH Palmer House
CL Commons Lounge
PP Park Place
CR Conference Room
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SWSkywalk
GRGame Room
UAUpper Level
HRHearth Room
Activity
LC Lower Craft Room
WSWoodshop
NEW LISTING
LIMITED “POND VIEW” APARTMENTS AVAILABLE!
AMENITIES & ON-SITE SERVICES
• Dining Room - 10 meals/month
• Heat, A/C, electricity, water included
• Chapel - Catholic & Ecumenical Services
• Underground parking
• Transportation service
• Fitness room & program
• Basic cable plus optional upgrade
• Wellness Nurse
• 24 hour emergency call system
• Short-Term Rehab Services
1,000 off
$
1 month’s rent
Discount only available with this coupon.
Not available for any Hickory apartments
Expires 9/30/16
• Bank & Library
• Convenience Store
• Housekeeping & laundry
• Aurora Medical Clinic
• Computer/internet access
INDEPENDENT LIVING
Studio, 1 & 2 bedroom apartments.
Monthly rentals. No endowment fees!
NOW OFFERING: Independent Living
with Enhanced Services.
Not available with rent special.
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8621 W. Beloit Road
West allis, WI 53227
(414) 607-4322
VMPcares.com
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SKILLED NURSING
REHABILITATION THERAPY
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Out-Patient theraPy
Physical, Speech & Occupational
Complimentary transportation provided
for patients within a 5-mile radius.
Call (414) 607-4120 for details.

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