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The Park Bench October 2014 Seniors in the Park Newsletter HISTORY YOUR TEXTBOOK FORGOT Volume XIV Issue 10 Wednesdays, 1:00 pm Oct. 1: Assassinations of American and World Leaders: Too Many Oct. 8: Assassinations . Still More Oct. 15: America’s First Ladies: Who Where They? From Martha And WHAT’S Abigail to ….. Oct. 22: …..to Laura and Michelle Presenter: Richard Haney, UW-W Emeritus INSIDE Lecture series is sponsored by the UW—Continuing Education Department. 2-4 . .... Classes and Activities 5 ....... Support Our Sponsors 6-8 ...... Travel Opportunities HOW TO PRESERVE AND 9-10 ...................... Calendars PROTECT ASSETS WITH ESTATE PLANNING 11 ..... Support Our Sponsors Thursday, October 2; 1:30 pm 12 ........ Activities & Services Topics covered will be: Will, Trust, or Marital Property Agreement: What 13 ......... Your Senior Center do you need? What bypasses Probate? What is Probate, and do you want your family to 14 ....... Info and Community go through it? Long Term care options: In-home care vs. Nursing Home costs? 15 ...................... Community Final Expense planning: Why it is good to plan this now, how much can we protect? Back ..... ADDRESS , Phone Information only will be given. Refreshments will be provided. Numbers, and Subscription Program Presenter: Peggy Smithson, Senior Strategies info Registration deadline: September 30 Seniors in the Park Promotes & Enhances a Vital Aging Community 2 Classes and Activities COMPUTER TUTOR COFFEE WITH CARE-PARTNERS Bring your own laptop or tablet, and get tutoring on Internet, E-mail, Thursday October 16, 10:00 am Word, Excel, Pictures, or general Our permanent meeting time will be 10:00 am on the topics. Please tell us what you want third Thursday. All care partners are encouraged to at- assistance with, when registering for tend with the person you are caring for. Lori Muzatko, your session. Director of the Walworth County Aging and Disability Instructor: Lyle Hunter Resource Center, will be here to share information on Dates: October 1, 2, 8, 9, 14, 15, 21, county and local resources and information. There will be time to 22, 29, and 30 share challenges, opportunities and successes. Coffee and treats will be Time: 9:30 am served. Please RSVP by October 6 so we have enough food for every- Cost: $5.00 residents one. $6.25 non-residents Register at least 3 days in advance WATERCOLOR: AUTUMN HARVEST Express your creativity in this three-week watercolor session The focus of this session will be FACEBOOK autumn harvest with a subject matter of fruits, FRENZY vegetables, berries, and etc. Masa paper will be used Tuesday, October 21, 2:00 p.m. for one demonstration. The elements of design – Do you feel like Facebook is too color, line, shape, value, texture, etc. and color mixing will be public for you? It’s fun to connect reviewed. Beginning, intermediate, and advanced concepts will be with grandkids, old friends or covered. Each session will include a demonstration on a technique or colleagues, but there may be some concept and plenty of time for individual painting with optional one- things that you want to keep to just on-one coaching. Attendees are always encouraged to paint from your friends or yourself. This personal references, sketches, photos, or ideas. month’s Facebook class will be Instructor: Karolyn Alexander Tscharnack, www.karolyn.biz about security. Facebook does an Dates/Times: Thursdays, October 16—30; 1:00 – 4:00 pm awesome job letting YOU decide Cost: $30 payable to the instructor by cash or check. who can see your posts and profile. Deadline: Tuesday, October 14 This class is offered Tuesday, October 21 at 2:00 pm. See you HEALTHY HOME ESSENTIALS there! Please bring your laptop or tablet to Wednesday, November 19; 1:00—2:00 work on and register by October 16. The quality of the home environment directly impacts your health. The home is a very important environment where you spend much of your time. A home can support health and well-being. Come learn or review the essential steps to making your home the safest environment possible for you and your loved ones, including contamination, ventilation, safety and more. Other topics include seasonal maintenance, injury prevention, asthma reduction and Welcoming Seniors, medicine disposal. Boomers and Adults Presenter is Megan Noggle, RN BSN, Wal. Co. Public Health Nurse Please register for the class by November 13. of all ages to our programs and trips. Checks for activities, classes and trips are made out to: City of Whitewater , unless indicated otherwise. Activities 3 MOVIES: Sponsored by Mulberry SCHOOL DISTRICT Glen INFORMATION AND REFERENDUM "The Normal Heart" Tuesday, October 14, 12: 30 pm Monday, October 13, 11:00 am Rated TV-MA, 2 hr 12 min. Eric Runez, district administrator, The story of the onset of the HIV/AIDS crisis in New and Nathan Jaeger, business York City in the early 80's, based on the Tony Award manager, from the Whitewater winning play of the same name, takes an unflinching Unified School District, will present look at the nation's sexual politics as gay activists and on the state of the district and provide their allies in the medical community fight to expose information on the upcoming the truth about the burgeoning epidemic to a city and referendum renewal. They will share nation in denial. This HBO production recently some of the recent district successes received the Emmy for Outstanding Television and achievements, explain how Movie, and stars Julia Roberts, Kenosha native Mark Ruffalo, Matt spending has been reduced, outline Bomer, and Jim Parsons. (2014) the needs of the district, explain what the renewed referendum will Tuesday, October 28, 12:30 pm continue to provide, and explain the 3rd ANNUAL CREATURE DOUBLE FEATURE neutral tax levy impact. We'll have two ghastly, ghoulish films, popcorn, and free tricks 'n treats. Please bring your own crucifix, garlic, wooden stakes, and silver bullets. Ghoulish attire is optional. BOOK WORMS "The Pit and the Pendulum" Rated PG-13, 1 hr 20 min. Monday, October 7, 10:30 am Vincent Price at his most malevolent, in an The Book Club will discuss The adaptation of the Edgar Allan Poe classic, directed Newlyweds by Nel by cult film director Roger Corman. (1961) Freudenberger.The book for November is "The House of Dark Shadows" Olive Kitterage by Rated PG-13, 1 hr 30 min. Elixaberth Strout. Directed by Dan Curtis ("Winds of War," "War and This book presents a Remembrance"). portrait of the title The original feature film based on the classic Gothic character and a soap that aired on ABC, 1966-'72 (this is NOT the number of recurring 2012 Johnny Depp remake). Stars Joan Bennett as characters in the family matriarch Elizabeth Collins Stoddard; coastal town of Crosby, Maine. It Kathryn Leigh Scott as Maggie Evans/Josette; and takes the form of 13 short stories that Jonathan Frid as Barnabas Collins. This is the are interrelated but discontinuous in ONLY soap opera that Mark has EVER been terms of narrative. It won the Pulitzer hooked on, in high school and at UW-W. (Deb’s Prize for Fiction in 2009 and was a favorite, too! Raced home from school everyday to watch it.) (1970) finalist for the 2008 National Book Critics Circle Award . H BO i s producing a four-part mini-series, COMING IN NOVEMBER based on the novel, that will feature Frances McDormand in the Brain Fitness: Thursday, November 13, 2:00—4:00 pm title role and is slated to air on PayPal Class: TBD. Learn how to set up a PayPal account. It’s safe November 2 and 3, 2014 and easy. 4 Active Pursuits & More WALK AWAY THE LINE DANCE CLASS POUNDS—INDOORS October 22-November 26, 2:00—3:00 pm New Time Wednesdays and Fridays, 9:30 am Downtown Armory Dance Studio NEW TIME Kick up your heels and have fun Low impact, easy to follow INDOOR with Line Dance Instructor Nancy walking class. Walk anywhere from 1-4 Wrensch. She loves teaching all lev- miles indoors and firm up your midsec- els of students and making dancing tion with a walking DVD. This class is fun for them. safe for all ages and fitness levels. Class # 5305.32 Deadline: Thursday, October 15 Fee: $20.00 residents; $25.00 non-residents LAKE GENEVA HIKE Wednesday, October 8 (Class must be paid for by the deadline at the Community Building Get up close and personal or online at wwparks.org or schedulesplus.com/wwtr) with the mansions around the lake, as you walk a portion of the trail which goes around the entire lake. The hike will consist of three, 3.5 mile sections from WHITEWATER HALLOWEEN Fontana to Lake Geneva. The path can be EVENTS very uneven in places. The van will be available to pick you up at the finish of Ghouls Night Out each section and can take you to Lake Thursday October 23; 4:00—7:00 pm Geneva to wait (or shop) for the rest of There will be lots of activities, games, special the group . sales, trick-or-treating and opportunities to win Fee: $5.00 prizes for all ages throughout the businesses on Depart 9:00 am Whitewater's West side. Trick or Treat the Triangle Saturday October 25; 2:00 –6:00 pm CORE AND MORE From 2:00—4:00 there will be music, sidewalk chalk art, pumpkin Mondays & Thursdays 8:45 am carving, games and more. Trick-or-Treat the triangle businesses This half-hour class will help from 4:00—6:00 and enjoy the 2000 luminaries throughout the you to perform daily downtown area. activities safely and with Youth Halloween Party ease.
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