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August 2013
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All About Hummingbirds
How Safe Do You Feel?
Larry and Emily Scheunemann are retired school
teachers from the Janesville public schools. Larry is a
Master gardener and an avid
wildlife photographer. Emily is
a naturalist and together they
enjoy landscaping for wildlife
so they can enjoy watching and
photographing wildlife at their
home. They will talk about the
life of a Ruby-throated hummingbird using photos
taken in their yard by Larry. Hummingbirds are especially interesting birds with exceptional abilities. You
will learn why they are not fragile, sweet or meek. Do
not be fooled by their size or beauty. Find out why
hummingbirds are jewels of the bird world as well as
necessary to many of our favorite plants. Join them
on Friday, August 16th at 9:30 a.m. We ask that you
sign up at the receptionist desk, but feel free to join
us either way.
The Milton Police Department, is offering a selfdefense program for women in the community called
S.A.F.E.—Selfdefense, Awareness,
Familiarization and
Exchange. This twohour class, taught in
conjunction with the
Janesville Police Department, educates women on how to protect themselves from crime and introduces physical training
methods. This is for women 16 years or older. No
males will be allowed at this event. To register call
608-868-6910 Ext. 225. The class is Saturday,
August 3 from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at The Gathering Place. The cost is $5.
Something’s in the air!
You know how you feel when you step out on the deck
and the neighbor is grilling out? “Man! Something
smells really good!” Well, there’s something cooking at
The Gathering Place in September. Check it out in the
next newsletter. Something is in the air!
Cookbook Contest Going Strong!
We’ve still got Cookbooks!!! We still need to sell Cookbooks!! If you would like to WIN money in the Cookbook Contest you need to sell the most cookbooks by Labor Day (official deadline
is Tuesday, September 3, 2013 by 4:00 p.m.). First place prize is $100; 2nd Prize
$50 and 3rd Prize $25. Each Cookbook will be sold for $10 each or three for $25.
Watch as our mountain of cookbooks by the receptionist desk disappears! The
numbers on the giant board by the display are inching down. Dave says, “ I know
everyone is doing all they can to help us be successful during this sale, but if every
member made an effort to stop by and buy just one cookbook, we would be $4,500
closer to our goal of selling all the cookbooks”. Thanks everyone!
GREETINGS FROM THE DIRECTOR
GETTING TO KNOW YOU
Everyone knows the “dog days of summer” occur during the hottest and muggiest part of the season. Webster defines ‘dog days” as the period
of time between July and early September when the hot and sultry
weather of summer usually occurs
in the northern hemisphere, a period of stagnation and inactivity.
But where does the term come
from? Why do we call the hot sultry days of summer
“dog days”? In ancient times, when the night sky was
unobstructed by artificial lights different groups of
peoples in different parts of the world drew images in
the sky by “connecting the dots” of stars. The brightest of the stars in the Canis Major (the big dog) is Sirius, which also happens to be the brightest star in the
night sky. In the summer, however, Sirius the ‘dog
star’ rises and sets with the sun. During late July Sirius is in conjunction with the sun, and the ancients
believed that the heat added to the heat of the sun,
creating a stretch of hot and sultry weather. They
named this period, from 20 days before the conjunction to 20 days after, “dog days”, thus we have the
“dog days of summer”.
In celebration of “dog days”, we at The Gathering
Place are planning a special day of activities surrounding our dogs. On National Dog Day, Monday, August 26 we plan to have the day filled with activities
and demonstrations centered around man’s best
friend. Mark your calendars because you won’t want
to miss this special day at TGP. More information
will be available as the day’s schedule is finalized. Everyone is encouraged to stay for lunch that will also
celebrate this “dog days” theme of the day. Call in by
Friday noon, August 24 to make lunch reservations.
We are so blessed to spend our summers in the great
state of Wisconsin.
Dave Fisher
I have been writing this column for nearly three
years now. Each month gets a little harder to find a
topic. This morning I received an email from Sara
telling me she needs an article
soon. Here goes!
We have been having a lot of
trouble with our website. When
we started the website, a group of
students from UW Whitewater
helped us design and set up the
site. This was several years ago. Over time the
website has grown outdated. There are ever so many
new innovations that have been developed for a
more usable and readable website.
Starting last winter, the site wouldn’t let me update
the events new information. I changed browsers
three times and each change would work for a little
while. Now nothing works. The board authorized us
to redo our website. We have entered into an
agreement with Bliss Communications to develop a
new and exciting web page. It will take us a few
more months to get every thing worked out.
When we launch the new and improved website
for The Gathering Place you will still use the same
web address. We will try to make the site easier for
you to navigate. We hope to have a site that is much
more eye appealing. New colors and content should
make your journey around our website an enjoyable
experience.
If you haven’t visited our website, go to
www.gatheringplacemilton.com and see the old
version before it is gone. Then when the new version
is online you will be able to judge the results. We
are confident that you will be pleased with the
improved website.
As always, I would appreciate any and all feedback
from our readers. Contact me at
Remember: “To the world you may be just one person, but to one person you may be the world.”
John Lennon
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Gene
TRIPS
September Fireside
Where:
The Fireside
What:
Once Upon a Mattress
When:
September 12, 2013
10:15 a.m.
Cost:
$64.95
Payment due upon reservation Car pool only
Many moons ago in a far off place, lived a handsome
prince with a gloomy face... For he
could not find a bride. The Princess
and the Pea is one of the best known
fairy tales of all. You may think you
know this time honored tale but let
us tell you the real story in one of
Broadway’s happiest shows and one
of the most popular productions in
our history - Once Upon A Mattress!
Where:
When:
Leave:
Cost:
Isle Casino Bettendorf
Thursday, October 17, 2012
7:30 a.m. Return: 6:00 p.m.
$22.00
Payment due upon reservation
Enjoy a beautiful trip to the Quad Cities and a day at
the beautiful Isle Casino in Bettendorf, Iowa. Enjoy
a scenic autumn ride on
a comfortable Motorcoach to one of the Midwest’s premier casinos.
You will
receive a free lunch buffet and $5 in play for
the casino. Thursdays
have a special promotion for any guest over the age of
50 where you can earn triple points throughout the
day.
August Trip
Where: Fuzzy Pig, Whitewater
When: Wednesday, August 28 9:30 a.m.
Cost:
Lunch on your own
What is The Fuzzy Pig? You could venture twenty
guesses and still not come close. The owner says “It isn’t a little craft store; it isn’t a small antique shop, or
little roadside shop. You really have to see it to believe
it.” So join Sue on Wednesday, August 28 at 9:30 a.m.
for a trip to Whitewater. We will check out the barn
and farmhouse and then head into the dining room for
lunch. Be sure to sign up. There is no cost for the trip,
but lunch is your own.
FYI…….
TGP is starting a new guide to help you better understand how much walking will be involved on our day
trips. Please use the guide below to help make your
decision easier. One foot is the least amount of
walking, four feet, the most. The more feet, the
more walking.
Least
Most
Horicon Marsh Boat Tour
Thursday, September 12, 2013
Horicon, WI
Sightseeing tour of Horicon Marsh, tour LeRoy’s Meat Market, Lunch at Bob’s Rock River Tap
Bar and Grill, dessert at an Ice Cream Shop (on your own.)
Cost:
$50.00
Leave:
8:00 a.m. Return: 3:00 p.m.
The Horicon Marsh Boat Tour Trip is full. If you want to be put on a waiting list, please call the front desk.
When:
Where:
What:
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HEALTHY LIVING
Reflexology
Free Blood Pressure Screening
Reflexology provides nourishing joint movement that
helps reduce routine stress from shoe wear and flat,
hard surfaces we walk on. Make an appointment with
Maureen Birchfield of Bede Reflexology on Thursday,
August 1 or 15 and learn how good you can feel. 1
hour $30 or ½ hour $15. Appointments start at 12:00
pm. You need to sign up at the reception desk.
Blood pressure screening is a free service provided by
The Gathering Place from 11:00 a.m. until noon on
Wednesday, August 14 and 28. This service is done in
private by a nurse. It is a drop in service and no sign up
is required.
Coffee Hour for Caregivers
This group is for caregivers of individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and other related illnesses. It is a safe
haven for sharing feelings in a non-judgmental atmosphere, a place to learn coping mechanisms and a social
outlet to make new friends. Meetings are on the fourth
Friday each month. This month they will meet on Friday, August 23 at 9:30 a.m.
Massage Therapy
The Massage Therapy sessions have changed to the first
and third Thursday every month. You will receive a relaxing massage in a specialized ergonomic chair that is
done over your clothing. A 15-minute session is $12.
Dawn Richardson will be here in August on the 1st
and 15th. Call The Gathering Place to make your appointment.
Tai Chi
The Tai Chi classes will begin a six-week session on
Monday, August 12 at 10:00 a.m. This is a low impact
class perfect for all levels of exercising. You will increase
muscle strength, improve balance and decrease the risk
of falling with Tai Chi. Instructor is Sue Whitford. The
cost is $18.00. If you are unsure about Tai Chi, you
may observe the first class at no charge. You must register for the six week class at the front desk.
Oh my Aching Feet!
On Wednesday, August 14, Elizabeth Fjelstad and Bev
Pogorelski from Mercy Milton Physical
Therapy Clinic will be here to talk
about aching feet and what can be
done about them. They will discuss
stretches to do at home, proper shoes
and the use of tennis balls and therapy. Please sign up at the reception
desk (or just drop in). There is no
charge. The class starts at 10:30 a.m.
Please Note Yoga Changes
We are sorry to announce that Aly Swengel, Yoga Instructor Extraordinaire, will be leaving us at the end of
July. Her husband has accepted a teaching position in
Mt. Zion, IL. We will miss her smiling face and wonderful instruction. The Chair Yoga group will continue
on their own Mondays and Wednesdays at 9:00 a.m.
until we find a new instructor. Our evening All Levels
Yoga (Mon & Wed. 5:30 p.m.) will end July 31, but we
will also be looking for a new instructor. If anyone has
any suggestions for replacements, please let Sue know.
We wish Aly all the happiness for her future and
Thank You from your friends at TGP.
Foot Clinic
If you have trouble maintaining your basic foot care,
Ruth’s Foot Care provides a service that will meet your
needs. Included in the appointment are trimming toe
nails, monitoring the condition of your feet and other
basic foot care. Ruth’s Foot Care is at The Gathering
Place on the first Tuesday and Thursday of each month.
Ruth will be here Thursday, August 1 and Tuesday,
August 6. Call today to schedule an appointment.
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SPECIAL E VENTS
Wisconsin Historical Museum
The Strong Women Are Back!
Celebrate the history and shared experiences of the
many cultures that settled in Wisconsin.
The collections of the
museum contain over
110,000 historical objects and nearly
400,000 archaeological artifacts documenting the history of Wisconsin from prehistoric times to the present.
You will be able to see how the frontier looked in the
1800s, what Native American houses looked like in
summer and how different they looked in winter. In
more modern times many businesses were started in
Wisconsin such as Kleenex, Rayovac and Harley Davidson to name a few. The museum is three stories high
with an elevator. The van will leave at 8:30 a.m. on
Tuesday, August 20. After the tour we head over to
The Old Fashioned Restaurant to eat, We will arrive
back at TGP at approximately 3:00 p.m. There is a
$2.00 charge to cover gas and parking fees. There is
also a $4.00 admission fee to the museum and lunch is
on your own. Be sure to sign up at the front desk. Sue
will be driving the van so we are limited to 10 people
(unless you want to meet us
there).
This program is based upon years of research on how
strength training and proper nutrition improves the health of women.
The class is appropriate for both sedentary and very active women. It will
be held here at The Gathering Place
and is now sponsored by The Gathering Place. It is a 12-week exercise program for middle-aged and older
women. Classes start August 6 and are held on Tuesday
and Thursday mornings from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
To register call TGP at 608-868-3500. Cost is $36 for
the 12 week session or you may pay $3 for a drop-in
class. You will pay the instructors at the first class.
There is a limit of 30 participants so sign up soon!
Sue’s Lunch Trip
“The weather is still nice so we gotta stay outside!” says
Sue. We will be heading over to Norm's Hideaway
located on beautiful
Lake Koshkonong in
Fort Atkinson. Their bar
& grill features a huge
outside deck where we
can enjoy the lovely
Northwoods atmosphere. Join Sue on her relaxing lunch trip. We will be
leaving at 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, August 13. Be sure
to sign up at the reception desk. Let her know if you
can be a volunteer driver.
Movie of the Month
The Movie of the Month is Moneyball. It's amazing
that Moneyball makes baseball statistics seem fascinating--but that's because it's not really a movie about
numbers, and it's not really a movie
about baseball, either. It's about
what drives people to take risks--in
this instance, Billy Beane (played by
Brad Pitt), general manager of the
Oakland A's, who's just had his best
players poached by teams that can
afford to pay a lot more for them. Fed up with how
money twists the game, he listens to Peter Brand (Jonah
Hill), who persuades him that certain players are being
undervalued for trivial reasons--that statistics reveal hidden strengths that could produce a winning season.
Beane takes Brand's advice, then has to fight everyone
else around him to follow it through. Moneyball is
based on a true story.
The movie will be shown on Thursday, August 15 at
1:15 pm. There is no charge for the movie, but
donations are accepted and appreciated for beverages
and popcorn.
THIS ‘ N THAT
Benefit Assistance
Hospice Visiting
A Benefit Specialist is responsible for assisting older
persons in gaining access to benefits, entitlements
and legal rights. They work with county residents, age
60 years and older, regardless of financial status.
There is no charge for their services and everything is
strictly confidential. Benefit Specialist Terry Pass can
help you with problems in areas such as Medicare,
Medicare Part D, Social Security, SSI, Medical Assistance, Homestead Tax Credits, Food Stamps and
other benefit problems. Terry will be here on Tuesday, August 13 from 11:30 am to 1:00 p.m. You
may drop in to talk with her or call 757-5414 to set
up an appointment.
If you’d like more information on how to make the
most of your healthcare visits, drop in at the Agrace
HospiceCare visiting hours on Tuesday, August 20
from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Lisa Brown will share
with you how to prepare for your hospice visits, what
questions to ask and get the information you need to
make an informed decision about your healthcare.
Agrace HospiceCare resources will be available.
In Memory……
Our condolences to the family of Peg Sayre. Peg was
a long time active member of The Gathering Place
and passed away on Sunday, July 14 at the age of
101. A celebration of Peg’s life will be held on Monday, August 5 from 1:00 until 3:00 p.m. at the Seventh Day Baptist Church in Milton.
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Weather Lore….The hottest days of the year often fall in
August. “Dry August and warm doth harvest no harm.”
“If the first week of August be warm, the winter will be
white and long.”
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FUN AND GAMES
Bridge Results
Here are the results from our June/July Bridge
players:
June 18
June 25
July 2
July 9
First Place: Jeannie Freeman
Second Place: Janet Hudson
First Place: Jeannie Freeman
Second Place: Marlene Wiseman
First Place: Martha Enlow
Second Place: Marlene Wiseman
First Place: Tom Bartle
Second Place: Sandy Masser
Bridge players encourage anyone who is interested
in playing Bridge to join them every Tuesday
at 1:00 p.m. in the library. Everyone is welcome!
Instructor for Quilling Wanted
Quilling or paper filigree is an art form that involves
the use of strips of paper that are rolled, shaped, and
glued together to create decorative
designs. The paper is wound
around a quill to create a basic coil
shape. The paper is then glued at
the tip and these shaped coils are
arranged to form flowers, leaves,
and various ornamental patterns
similar to ironwork. It is used to
decorate wedding invitations, birth announcements,
greeting cards, scrapbook pages, framed art, boxes,
etc. If you are able to teach this to a class, please call
TGP and talk with Sue.
Ping Pong
Ping Pong is getting more people playing. No teams, no tournament, just fun and some indoor exercise. The group will
meet on Thursday afternoons at 1:00 p.m.
Scrabble for All
Scrabble is offered on Monday afternoons and is open to all.
If you are a Scrabble fan, or you would like to learn, join us
each Monday afternoon at 1:00 p.m. Come and play for
FUN and laughs!
Pinochle Monday Afternoons
The Pinochle group always welcomes new players! Pinochle
will be played every Monday afternoon starting at 1:00 p.m.
There is no charge to play.
Mah Jong
Every Monday and Wednesday at 1:00 p.m. the porch is
busy with Mah Jong players. No need to sign up, just show
up. It is an ancient Chinese tile game that involves skills,
strategy, calculation and a certain amount of luck. The
group loves to show off the game and will gladly help you
learn.
Pool Players
Play every Friday morning at 8:00 a.m. in our your new
room. We have moved the pool table into a larger room so
check it out. New players are always welcome. To sharpen
your pool playing skills, you are more than welcome to practice at TGP anytime from 11:00 am to 4:00 p.m.
Saturday Night Euchre
Euchre will be played on Saturday, August 24 at 6:00 p.m.
The Senior Advisory Council sponsors this event. For $3.50
you will receive a light supper and an evening of fun!
Daytime Bingo
BINGO two times this month! Bingo will be played
on Thursday, August 8 sponsored by SAC and Tuesday, August 27 sponsored by Huntington Place. Both
are at 1:00 p.m and cost is only 50 cents per card with
a maximum of four cards.
Evening Bingo
Evening Bingo will be on Wednesday, August 21 at The
Gathering Place. The Senior Advisory Council sponsors
the evening and there will be cash prizes handed out and a
dessert served at intermission. Group starts at 6:30 p.m. and
cost is 50 cents per card with a maximum of four cards.
Traditional &
Prearrangments available
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Save Your Houseplants!!!
The Art of Knifemaking
Patty from Patty’s Plants from Milton will be here on
Tuesday, August 6th at 1:00 p.m. She
will have a PowerPoint presentation on
Flowering Indoor Plants from the past
to the present. This will include the
history, folklore and care of houseplants. Patty will also demonstrate how
to replant your small indoor plants, so
feel free to bring in something to replant (keep it small and bring in another container to
transplant it in.) Patty will demonstrate and provide the
soil for re-potting. She will also be giving everyone a
15% off coupon to use at her store here in Milton. The
cost for this program is $3.00. Be sure to register.
In the late 1960’s Ed Brandsey lost a hunting knife. Because of that he started creating knives and has not
stopped. Even though he
retired in 2000 from his day
job, he continues to this day
creating knives. They are
made by the stock removal
method. Ed uses different
stainless steels, tool steels and some damascus steel. He
has worked on a variety of knives such as Bowie, Native
American, spears, Japanese Tanto, folding knives, etc.
At the presentation on Friday, August 9 at 9:30 a.m.
Ed will present a slide presentation as well as discussion. Prices for his knives go anywhere from $250 to
$4000 but this program is free to the public.
Men’s Breakfast Trip
It’s off to Janesville. Be here at
7:30 am Thursday, August 22 to
head to Eagle Inn for breakfast.
Vic Smith will be your driver.
The Eagle Inn always has wonderful food and plenty of
it. Prices are great too!
Women Pool Players Wanted!
Calling all women pool players! TGP has a very successful men’s pool league and we would like to
start a women’s league! Never fear if you
have never played! On Mondays, August 12,
19 and 26 our pool players will be instructing
woman on the art of pool playing. Lessons
will start at 9:00 a.m. for one hour. There will be
plenty of time for practice later. Please sign up at the
receptionist desk so we know how many to expect. We
plan to start a Women’s pool league in September.
What do we have here?
The TGP library has a new addition. A new computer
has nestled itself within the beauty of our library. It is
available for use during all program hours. You’ll be
able to do internet searches, send e-mail to your family
or friends, and play a variety of computer games. If you
would like some simple instruction, feel free to contact
any of the staff and they would be happy to get you
started.
Doggone Fun!
We’ve “all gone to the dogs” on Monday August 26,
which is National Dog Day. We plan to do several
activities with and for dogs
all day at The Gathering
Place. Stop by and review
the schedule of events that
will surely make this a dog
day to remember! The
schedule will be posted August 1 at TGP or you can visit our website at
www.gatheringplacemilton.com. If you love dogs,
you’ll love this day of fun with man’s best friend!
Stay for lunch and enjoy a Hot Dog, Kibbles and
Bits (peas and carrots), Puppy Chow (fruit jello), liquid Milk-Bone (milk), and a doggy bisquit (chocolate
chip cookie) for dessert. Call by noon, Friday August
24.
The Golden Diners
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
August
2013
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
1
Baked Chicken
Drumsticks
Mashed Potatoes w/
Gravy
Broccoli
Dinner Roll
Peanut Butter Cookie
2
Seafood Salad w/
Pasta
Coleslaw
Wheat Roll
Tapioca Pudding
5
Turkey
Mashed Potatoes w/
Gravy
Brussels Sprouts
Apricots w/ Diced
Peaches
6
Polish Sausage
Sauerkraut
Rosemary Red Potatoes
Rye Bread
Fruit Jello
7
Pork Broccoli Stir Fry
Brown Rice
Beets
Potato Roll
Watermelon
8
Pasta Caesar Salad w/
Chicken
Pea Salad
Wheat Bread
Cantaloupe
9
Cowboy Stew
Tossed Salad
Squash
Dinner Roll
Hot Spiced Apples
12
BBQ Pork Sandwich
(Hamburger Bun)
Baked Potato
Red Cabbage
Mandarin Oranges
13
Ranch Turkey Pasta
Salad
Garbanzo Salad
Sliced Pears
Cake
14
BBQ Chicken Thigh & Leg
Parsley Red Potatoes
Green Beans
Wheat Bread
Diced Fruit Mix
15
Quiche with Broccoli &
Cheese
Mixed Vegetable
Wheat Roll
Hot Peaches w/
Granola
16
Italian Wedding Soup
Peas
Sweet Potatoes
Wheat Bread
Melon Mix
19
Italian Meat Sauce w/
Penne Pasta
SF Vegetable Blend
Breadstick
Pears
20
Pork w/ Mushroom Cream
Sauce
Green Beans
Sweet Potatoes
Dinner Roll
Fresh Fruit Mix
21
Chicken Salad on Bed of
Lettuce
Marinated Veg Salad
Applesauce
Wheat Dinner Roll
Brownie
22
Hot Dog w/ Bun
Baked Beans
Tossed Salad
Jello w/ Fruit
23
Meatloaf
Mashed Potatoes w/
Gravy
California Veg Mix
Wheat Bread
Apricots
26
Hot Dog w/bun
Peas and Carrots
Fruit and Jello
Chocolate Chip Cookie
27
Chicken Florentine
Squash
Broccoli
Dinner Roll
Apple Crisp
28
Sub Sandwich w/ Ham,
Turkey, Lettuce Tomato
and Cheese
Three Bean Salad
Tossed Salad w/ Dressing
Fruit Whip Salad
29
Chicken Tetrazzini
Carrots & Peas
Peaches
Dinner Roll
Vanilla Pudding
30
Rosemary Pork Roast
Baked Potato
SF Vegetable Blend
Wheat Bread
Pineapple w/ Red Grapes
Dog Days Lunch
August
2013
Calendar of Activities
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
1
2
9:00 Exercise Potpourri
9:00 Foot Clinic
9:00 Massage Therapy
10:00 Open Art Studio
11:30 Alterations
12:00 Reflexology
1:00 Ping Pong
8:00 Pool Players
8:00 Dance Aerobics
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9:00 S.A.F.E Program
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9:00 Paper Crafting
9:00 Chair Yoga
10:00 Tai Chi
11:15 Qi Gong
1:00 Knitting/Crochet
1:00 Mah Jong
1:00 Scrabble
1:00 Pinochle
8:00 Dance Aerobics
9:00 Quilt Tying
9:00 Current Events
9:00 Chair Yoga
9:00 Zumba Lite
1:00 Mah Jong
1:00 Euchre
8:30 SAC meeting
8:00 Pool Players
8:00 Dance Aerobics
9:30 Ed Brandsey &
Knifemaking program
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8:00 Dance Aerobics
9:00 Quilt Tying
9:00 Strong Women
10:30 Sue’s Lunch Trip
11:30 Benefit Assistance
1:00 Bridge
1:00 Quilt Club
9:00 Current Events
9:00 Chair Yoga
9:00 Zumba Lite
10:30 Foot Pain
11:00 Blood pressure
1:00 Mah Jong
1:00 Euchre
1:30 Alzheinmers Support
8:30 Basket Class
8:00 Pool Players
8:00 Dance Aerobics
8:30 Basket Class
9:30 Hummingbird
Program
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9:00 Paper Crafting
9:00 Chair Yoga
8:00 Dance Aerobics
9:00 Quilt Tying
9:00 Strong Women
9:30 Historical Museum
11:30 Hospice
1:00 Bridge
9:00 Current Events
9:00 Chair Yoga
9:00 Zumba Lite
1:00 Mah Jong
1:00 Euchre
6:30 Bingo
7:30 Men’s Breakfast
8:00 Pool Players
8:00 Dance Aerobics
9:00 WIC Blankets
9:30 Caregivers Support
9:00 Paper Crafting
9:00 Womens pool Instruction
9:00 Chair Yoga
10:00 Tai Chi
11:15 Qi Gong
1:00 Mah Jong
1:00 Scrabble
1:00 Pinochle
10:00 Tai Chi
11:15 Qi Gong
1:00 Mah Jong
1:00 Scrabble
1:00 Pinochle
5:30 Evening Yoga
9:00 Foot Clinic
9:00 Strong Women
1:00 Bridge
1:00 Patty’s Plants
9:00 Strong Women
9:00 Foot Clinic
11:30 Alterations
1:00 Bingo—SAC
1:00 Ping Pong
1:00 Stained Glass
6:30 Concert in the Park
9:00 Strong Women
9:00 Massage Therapy
11:30 Alterations
12:00 Reflexology
1:00 Ping Pong
1:15 Movie: Moneyball
9:00 Strong Women
11:00 Alterations
1:00 Ping Pong
1:00 Book Club
1:00 Stained Glass
24 Saturday
6:00 Euchre
Brewer Game
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9:00 Paper Crafting
9:00 Chair Yoga
8:00 Dance Aerobics
9:00 Quilt Tying
9:00 Strong Women
1:00 Bridge
1:00 Bingo
1:00 Quilting Club
9:00 Current Events
9:00 Chair Yoga
9:00 Zumba Lite
9:30 Fuzzy Pig Trip
11:00 Blood pressure
1:00 Mah Jong
1:00 Euchre
9:00 Strong Women
8:00 Pool Players
8:00 Dance Aerobics
10:00 Tai Chi
11:15 Qi Gong
1:00 Mah Jong
1:00 Scrabble
1:00 Pinochle
5:30 Evening Yoga
11:00 Alterations
1:00 Ping Pong
1:00 Book Club
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The following items were donated to
The Gathering Place during the past month:
Many services and resources are offered to
participants at The Gathering Place. Check the
calendar on page 12 for days and times.
Office Supplies...................................... Charles Wachter
Blankets for Quilters ............................. Joan Wanninger
Cash Donation .......................................Paulette Melvin
* Free Blood Pressure Screening
* Notary Public
* Massage Therapy-$12 for a 15
minute appointment
* Ruth's Foot Care $33
* Benefit Assistance
* Ride to Dining Center
* Exercise Equipment
* Audio Books, Books and CD’s
* Facility Rental
* Nutritionist
* Reflexology
* Alterations
Gather 'Round is published monthly from the offices of The Gathering Place, Milton's senior activity center.
Individual membership is $25 yearly. Couples yearly membership is $40. Premier single, $50 or Premier Couples, $90. Premier
members receive a membership card with discounts to local merchants. All paid memberships include the monthly newsletter mailed
to your home.
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TGP Baby Quilts for WIC
Yard and Garden Help
Babies who benefit from these talents are part of this
area’s Women Infant Children
Program (WIC) and the goal of
the 30”x 40” quilts is to promote
breastfeeding. We especially want
to thank all the volunteers who
sew quilts at home and bring them
into TGP. So far, in 2013, we
have donated 62 quilts to smiling
babies at WIC. It’s a great time to
learn new quilting techniques. The next WIC work/
fun day will be Friday, August 23 from 9a.m. to
3p.m. at The Gathering Place. Volunteers who
would like to share their talents to sew, cut, quilt, tie
or bind are welcome.
We are still in need of volunteers for the TGP yard
and gardens. Every Tuesday morning at 7:00 a.m. (before it gets too
hot) the volunteers are hard at
work. You can stay an hour or a
few hours. There is no need to
sign up in advance. Just show up
and someone will show you what to
do. Thank you!
Alterations
Janet Butler is an accomplished seamstress and is our
alteration person. She owns her own business called
“Sew Affordable,” located in her Janesville home. Janet
will be here every Thursday from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30
p.m.
July Photos
Summer Picnic 2013
Writing Group Trip to Mt. Morris, WI June 20.
CLUBS, CLASSES, M EETINGS
August Book Club
Paper Crafting
On Thursday, August 22 at 1:00 the club will be discussing the book “Lost Boy” by
Brett W. Jeffs. In the polygamous Fundamentalist Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
(FLDS), girls can become valuable
property as plural wives, but boys
are expendable, even a liability. In
this powerful and heartbreaking
account, former FLDS member
Brent Jeffs reveals both the terror
and the love he experienced growing up on his prophet’s compound—and the harsh
exile existence that so many boys face once they have
been expelled by the sect. The son of a prominent
family in the church, Brent could have grown up to
have multiple wives of his own and significant power
in the 10,000-strong community. But he knew that
behind the group’s pious public image—women in
chaste dresses carrying babies on their hips—lay a
much darker reality. So he walked away and was the
first to file a sexual-abuse lawsuit against his uncle.
Now Brent shares his courageous story and that of
many other young men who have become “lost boys”
when they leave the FLDS, either by choice or by expulsion.
Need a fun craft to do on Monday mornings? Check
out the paper crafters at 9:00 a.m.
This is a diverse group of people
with quite a variety of paper crafts.
Everyone is welcome to bring in
their current project and work
with the group. No instructor, just
friends to help out. Some of the
projects they like to work on are
scrapbooking, card making, paper flowers, origami,
paper boxes, etc. Everyone is welcome!
Stained Glass Class
It’s hot outside! Stay cool and do a project at the same
time. There are only a few supplies you
need to bring including your own safety
glasses, an old towel, and scissors. If
you have a soldering iron, please bring
it along. All other supplies will be provided and the cost is $15.00. The Class
will be held on Thursdays, August 8
and 22 at 1:00 p.m. Please sign up at
the front desk. New students are welcome, but please
notify the receptionist that you are a new.
Current Events
This group is made up of a variety of people interested
in the world around them. Discussions are lively. Join
this group each week as they tackle the day’s current
events. Whether you have lots to contribute or just wish
listen, be sure to show up Wednesday at 9:00 a.m.
Basket Class
The basket selection for August is the “Pick-Up Sticks.” It has a base of 7.5 x 7.5 inches
and 10” high. Class will be on Thursday, August 15 and Friday August 16 from 8:30
a.m. till 3:00 p.m. with Carolyn Brown as your instructor. If you are new, there are a
few household items to bring. Call the front desk for a supply list. Basket class price is
$25. You do need to sign up ahead of time.
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MISC.
LIBRARY NEWS
by Lisa Brooks
"Rising Demand for Long-Term Care Services
and Supports for Elderly People," Congressional
Budget Office, 2013
"This Congressional Budget Office (CBO) report
was prepared at the request of the Chairman of
the Senate Committee on Finance. In keeping
with CBO's mandate to provide objective,
impartial analysis, the report makes no
recommendations."
"By 2050, one-fifth of the total U.S. population
will be elderly (that is, 65 or older), up from 12
percent in 2000 and 8 percent in 1950. The
number of people age 85 or older will grow the
fastest over the next few decades, constituting 4
percent of the population by 2050, or 10 times
its share in 1950. That growth in the elderly
population will bring a corresponding surge in
the number of elderly people with functional
and cognitive limitations."
One study estimates that more than two-thirds of
65-year-olds will need assistance to deal with a
loss in functioning at some point during their
remaining years of life.3 If those rates of
prevalence continue, the number of elderly
people with functional or cognitive limitations,
and thus the need for assistance, will increase
sharply in coming decades."
Water Warning!
Dehydration is a serious concern in the elderly,
especially in hot climates and during the hot seasons. Your thirst mechanism
doesn’t alert the body that it
needs fluids, so a decreased
intake occurs which can lead
to dehydration, which can
lead to seizures and loss of
consciousness. Left untreated, dehydration will lead to multi-system organ failure and death.
August Book of the Month:
The Impossible Lives of Greta Wells
by Andrew Sean Greer
After the death of her beloved twin brother, Felix,
and the break up with her
long-time lover, Nathan,
Greta Wells embarks on a
radical psychiatric treatment
to alleviate her suffocating
depression. But the treatment has unexpected effects,
and Greta finds herself transported to the lives she might
have had if she'd been born in a different era.
August Activities:
Preserving 101 – Monday, August 5, 6:30 pm.
Make the most of visits to the farmer's market. Learn
how to preserve the bounty of the season for use yearround. Tips on canning, pickling, freezing and drying
fruits and vegetables will be shared. Suggestions for using meat, some internet-based menu planning applications, and cookbooks will also be discussed.
Individual Computer Instruction – Monday, August
19, 10:00-4:30. Register for a one hour one on one instruction on your laptop or the library computers.
Training can include basic computer or Internet instruction, Word, Excel, PowerPoint Basics, E-Mail or
Job Searching techniques. Specify your training interest
when you call the library to register.
Mystery Book Club – Wednesday, August 21, 6:30
p.m. Enjoyable and informal discussions with Milton
mystery buff, Ethel Himmel. This month’s selection is
In the Shadow of Gotham by Stefanie Pintoff.
THE GATHERING PLACE DIRECTORY
The Gathering Place
715 Campus Street
Milton, Wisconsin 53563
608-868-3500
STAFF
Executive Director……………………….Dave Fisher
Administrative Assistant .................Sara Pickett
Program Coordinator ....................... Sue Eckert
Nutrition Site Coordinator . Mary Jurgens-Jones
Rental Supervisor ......................... Toni Grogan
Maintenance…………………..…………..John Bauer
Custodian…………….………………..Kari Bachinski
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President .................................... Gene Wenham
Vice-Pres ....................................... Wilson Leong
Secretary ..................................... Carolyn Brown
Treasurer ........................................ Herb Stinski
Nate Bruce, Nancy Hilton, Betsy Lubke, Curt
Nodolf, Kay Passer, Diane Pillard, Bob
Rosenbaum, Jim Warren.
THE GATHERING PLACE E-MAILS
Dave Fisher………………[email protected]
Sue Eckert .......................... [email protected]
Sara Pickett………….……[email protected]
Toni Grogan…………….……[email protected]
Web site ................... gatheringplacemilton.com
The Mission Statement:
The Gathering Place For Rent
Perfect for any occasion: Weddings or
Receptions; Anniversaries; Birthdays;
Family Reunions; Baby or Bridal Showers;
Banquets; Seminars; Business Meetings
and More!
Contact Toni Grogan or pick up a packet at the front
desk. Members receive 10% off rental fees.
Please Support The Gathering Place
SAC Report
The next Senior Advisory Council meeting will be
on Thursday, August 8 at 8:30 a.m. SAC Euchre
is scheduled for Saturday, August 24 at 6:00 p.m.
and SAC Bingo is on Thursday, August 21 at 6:30
p.m.
It is not too early to begin thinking about how you
can help TGP in 2014. SAC will be looking for
additional members to fill out-going members
positions. If you would like to become more
involved please let a staff member know. Also it is
that time of year to collect school supplies for area
students. You may bring them to the reception
desk and SAC will distribute.
Wish List
New Digital Camera (or donation
toward purchase)
Lemonade
Decaf Coffee
The Gathering Place Supports Positive Living for All Ages..
Our Vision statement is: To provide Milton area
residents with a place to gather for programs, activities, and
services to enhance their dignity, support their
independence, and encourage their involvement with each
other and the community.
Non-Profit Org.
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Milton, Wisconsin 53563
608-868-3500
Member of:
MACCIT (Milton Area Chamber of Commerce ,
Industry & Tourism)
NCOA (National Council on Aging)
NISC (National Institute of Senior Centers)
Concert in the Park
Thursday, August 8 at
6:30 p.m
North Goodrich Park
Enjoy Hamburgers before
the show starting at 5:30.
Last chance for an
iPad for only $1.00!
50-50 Raffle during
the Concert!

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