The Current November 1, 2018 ISSUE #11 Subscription Price: FREE
A Physician led 501 (c)(3) federal income tax exempt public charitable organization with a mission to improve the health of our A Monthly Publication of the Oshkosh Seniors Center supported by The Friends of the Oshkosh Seniors Center, Inc. local community.
OSC is thankful for generous donors! Your donations made it possible to purchase equipment and make improvements throughout the Center.
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VOLUNTEER Newsletter Folding (S) SPOTLIGHT Wednesday, November 14, 1 pm Meet JoAnn & Don Lewis Please join us in folding our newsletters. Choice Bank provides refreshments. For 19 years this married The newsletter will be ready for delivery on couple of 62 years have Thursday, November 15. If you are unable to been doing more than deliver your route, please call Sara at their share to help out at 920-232-5310. Thank you volunteers for your the Oshkosh Seniors commitment to newsletter folding and delivery! Center. JoAnn has Not registered as a volunteer? Please see a taught many basket staff member. weaving classes. Years ago in one of her 1st classes at a Committee on Aging session in Antigo, a man walked by and commented: “That’s what they do at the nut house!” Undeterred, but laughing, she takes pride in helping 1st timers who start at 9 AM to go home at 4 PM with a basket! Don, one could say, is the “bridge” to learning how to play a certain card game. Avid bridge players since they’ve married, Don says: “Thank God I didn’t learn bridge when I was in college, or I Sunday, November 4 wouldn’t have earned my degree in journalism!” He’s the coordinator of the Friday afternoon bridge games at the Center, and will assist new-comers, OSC will be closed Thursday, “if they want help!” Even though both Don & November 22. On Friday, the North JoAnn have played bridge since the beginning of building will be open for normal their marriage, they have 5 grown children, …none hours & South building closed. of whom play bridge.
WHAT’S IN THIS ISSUE? Classes are listed alphabetically by category and then by date order.
Volunteer Spotlight Page 2 Artisan Sale/Congratulations Page 16 Support Opportunities Page 3 Social and Educational Page 18-21 Enrichment Page 4 -6 Upcoming Page 22 Fitness Page 7-10 Other Available Services Page 23 Wellness Page 11-14 Friends of OSC Page 24 Military Tribute Page 15 Winnebago Senior Tours Page 25-27
2 How Can YOU Support the Center?
3 Enrichment
Building: North (N) South (S) Stained Glass –Holiday Design (S) Wednesdays & Fridays, Nov. 2-30 , 9-11 am Art Studio Open Hours (S) Cost: R $1.50 /NR $2.25 Per Visit No Class November 23 Instructor: Barb Schneider OR purchase a Monthly or Annual Creative Cost: R $40 / NR $45 Expressions Pass Min/Max: 6/10 Tuesdays 8 am-Noon (Art Studio East) Register by Tuesday, October 30 Wednesdays 8 am-3:30 pm This intermediate class will teach 3D Everyone is welcome to use the Art Studio. We design and copper foiling skills. Several encourage participants to paint in watercolor, patterns to choose from. Project will be acrylic or oil. Come explore drawing or working similar to one the shown. with clay. Create your own artwork while in the company of friends! Basket Weaving (S) Towel Basket Monday, November 12, 9 am-4 pm Beginner Basket Weaving (S) Instructor: JoAnn Lewis Sports Fan Basket Cost: $25 to Instructor + Tuesday, November 13, 11 am-4 pm R $1.25 / NR $1.75 Instructor: JoAnn Lewis Max: 12 Cost: $35 to Instructor + Register by Friday, November 9 R $1.25 / NR $1.75 This Towel Basket will be made on a Max: 6 Double D Handle. It is 8” wide and Register by Friday, November 9 6” high. Perfect for hanging on a Are you a Packers or Badgers fan? We will be wall to hold your towels and washcloths. Bring making this with a 10” square handle, in either your basket tools and lunch. Badgers or Packers colors, with fabric logos. You will learn twining and regular weaving. Bring scissors, straight-tip screwdriver, ice-cream pail Wooden Spool Art (S) and 12 spring-tip clothespins. Bring a bag lunch. Monday, November 19, 10 am-12 pm Instructor: Kayla Fox Hands on Clay (S) Cost: R $8/ NR $10 Tuesdays, 12-3:30 pm Min/Max: 3/10 Instructor: Kathy Dittmer Register by Friday, November 16 Cost: $5 per session to Instructor + Turn old wooden spools into art! R $1.25 / NR $1.75 Kayla will lead you through the making Max: 10 of two picture holder spool art Join us for creative fun! projects. All supplies are included in fees. Projects will be similar to those Ceramics (S) pictured. Tuesdays, 8-11 am
Instructor: Linda Baerwald The Friends of the Oshkosh Seniors Center Cost: $1.25 to Instructor + are community members dedicated to R $1.25 / NR $1.75 supporting the Oshkosh Seniors Center Max: 15 programs and services. Some greenware & bisque pieces are available. Brushes, paints and glazes are supplied. 4 420 S. Koeller St. #345 • Oshkosh www.oshkoshchiro.com Matt & Lisa Mokler Love-Care-Comfort & Secure Dog Boarding Welcome to Fox Valley Hearing Center, Inc. Pain Relief Awaits You 920-589-2430 | www.curvecrestkennels.com Providing Hearing Care for Life! Call Dr. Brian Anderson Today Fox Valley Hearing Center has proudly served the Oshkosh for Better Health Naturally! & surrounding areas for 30 years. We are committed to transforming Kris Villars, ABR, CRS, GRI, SRES our patients lives by improving their hearing and educating Ofc: 920.230.8880 / Direct: 920.420.0673 (920) 235-7373 814 Knapp St. Oshkosh, WI 54902 their families and friends about hearing and hearing loss. [email protected] Complimentary Neuroscope Exam www.oshkoshrealty.com Call us today! (920) 233-1800 for New Patients. 1820 W. Pointe Dr. • Oshkosh
Medicare Mon-Fri 9AM-5PM FREE Sat 9AM-1PM
Aces Daily Deliveries 328 E Main St., Omro, WI to Oshkosh Omro,WI TURNING 65? Event Sponsor for Food Truck Fridays 920-685-5041 or Toll-Free: 1-888-704-8474 WE CAN HELP! www.omropharmacy.com Prescription Compounding • Diabetic Shoes • Ostomy • Urostomy • Catheters • Convenient Drive-Thru 375 City Center, Suite G Oshkosh, WI 54901 Shelly A. Squier Roofing Contractor 920-527-0292 Oshkosh, WI 54901 *not affiliated with any government agency (920) 426-4008 [email protected] The Wisconsin Veterans Home at King is a long term and rehabilitative care facility serving veterans and their eligible dependents. Residency requirement has been lifted and we do not have a waiting list. Seniors age 60 and older ride GO Transit Call us at 715.256.5027 for a tour. buses for the lowest fare in the City. Discover everything King can offer you: • Physician • Library • Dentist • Veterans Café GO TRANSIT • Physical, Occupational, • Numerous Outings/ and Speech Therapy Sponsored Event 926 Dempsey Trail, Oshkosh, WI 54902 • Social Workers • Numerous Gatherings www.rideGOtransit.com & Pastoral Care Activities on Camp • Movie Theater • Bowling Alley ▲ Call (920) 232-5340 for info. about your mobility options N2665 County Road QQ in the City of Oshkosh and Rural Winnebago County. King, WI
▲ 715.258.5586 Subsidized taxi service within the City is also available with www.WisVets.com an ID Card provided by the Oshkosh Seniors Center.
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For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com Oshkosh Senior Center, Oshkosh, WI A 4C 01-0984 Enrichment
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Woodshop Open Hours (N) All class fees must be paid at time of Cost: R $1.50 / NR $2.25 Per Visit registration to hold your place in class. OR purchase a Monthly or Annual Creative Expressions Pass. Woodshop classes on this page are open for
registration Monday, October 22, 8:30 am Tuesdays & Fridays Noon to 2:30 pm Wednesdays 8 am to 2:30 pm Limited supplies of burning and carving tools
Please Note: The woodshop is not open for available. Please reserve when registering for class. general use outside of the times listed above. If you have a project you need assistance with, or an item in need of repair, visit the OSC Carving-Model T Car with Tree (N) Woodshop for help. There will be a Woodshop Mondays, Nov. 5—Dec. 17, 12:15-2:30 pm Volunteer to assist you on equipment or Cost: R $40 NR $45 strategies with your project. Min/Max: 5/14 Register by Monday, October 29 Great-grandfather brings home a Wood Burning-Dragon Checker Board (N) tree for Christmas. A carved Thursdays, Nov . 1—Dec. 27, 12:15-2:30 pm evergreen tree tied to the top of No class November 22 Model T car. Start with carving Cost: : R $40 /NR $45 the car in step by step process. Min/Max: 5/7 Wood, patterns, instructions for carving and Register by Thursday, October 25 painting provided. You supply carving knife, V- This beginning/Intermediate class will Tool, and #3 gouge about 1/2” wide. create a 14”- 16” wide Birch game board with a dragon design. The design will be “Give Thanks” Sign and Basket Décor painted using six watercolor paints. Wood is Tuesdays, November 6 –20 , 9-11 am provided including a 6” X 6” practice board. Cost: R $25/NR $30 Students are expected to provide painting supplies. Min/Max: 5/7 The instructor will discuss the requirements in Register by Friday, November 2 class. Just in time for Thanksgiving! Learn how to use a scroll saw and paint with Carving Class (N) stencils. Class includes supplies to make sign and Mondays, Nov. 5, —December 31, 8 am-12 pm one accent box. Fill it with your favorite fall No Class December 24 gourds and get ready for a great day! Cost: : R $20 /NR $25 Project will be similar to the one shown. Min/Max: 5/14 Gourds and decorations are not included. Register by Friday, November 2 This carving class is open to anyone who would like to work on carving, chipping or burning. An instructor will be there for assistance on your projects. Wood is available for purchase.
6 Fitness
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T’ai Chi Stretching & Balance (N) Yoga Classes Thursdays, November 1-29 Fees are paid to the instructor the first day of 12-1 pm class for the entire session. Classes require a yoga No Class November 22 mat, two yoga blocks, & one yoga strap. Instructor: Andy Mertens (Available at Target or Wal-Mart) Cost: R $40 / NR $42 Instructor: Margie Mahoney In this class you will learn the principals of Tai Chi applied to an Gentle Stretch Yoga (S) ancient Chinese whole body. You will Mondays, November 5—December 17 learn to relax and improve your 11:30 am—12:30 pm balance and leg strength through 7 7 Sessions: R $56 / NR $59.50 Tai Chi postures. Please wear loose Drop-in fee: $11/class comfortable clothing. Fridays, November 2—December 28 10-11 am Ch’eng Man Ch’ing T’ai Chi (N) No Class November 23 Thursdays, November 1-29 8 Sessions: R $64 /NR $68 1-2 pm Drop-in fee: $11/class No Class November 22 An opportunity for those who have limitations in Instructor: Andy Mertens movement and challenges in their health to begin Cost: R $40 / NR $42 to experience the benefits of In this class you will learn the T’ai Chi form yoga practice. Participants will adapted by a Chinese doctor as a prescription for use the support of chairs, blocks robust health. It will begin with practicing the and straps to improve flexibility, entire Che’ng Man Ch’ing Tai Chi form, then strength and balance. correcting and holding the postures. It is recommended to wear flat shoes and comfortable Slow Flow Yoga (S) clothing. Mondays, November 5—December 17 12:45-1:45 pm 7 Sessions: R $56 /NR $59.50 Drop-in fee: $11/class Slow Flow Yoga is ideal for active seniors who wish to increase their strength, flexibility, balance and endurance. Participants should be able to move easily from the floor to a standing position.
Slow Flow Yoga with Meditation (S) Fridays, November 2—December 28 11:15 am—12:30 pm No Class November 23 8 Sessions: R $80 / NR $84 Drop-in fee: $12/class The same great Slow Flow Yoga class with the added bonus of meditation after the class. 7 Fitness
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Advanced Yangjia Michuan Taijiquan (S) Fitness Orientation (N) Mondays, November 5—December 17 Call 920-232-5300 for appointment 9:30-11 am Instructor: Amanda Ubbelohde, Fitness Instructor: Margie Mahoney Coordinator 7 Sessions: R $70 / NR $73.50 Cost: $10.00/ 30 min session OR Drop in fee: $12/class $20.00/ 1 hour session Review of YMT 13 Postures; Duan 1, 2, 3; Wudang Are you bored with the same old exercise routine? Sword; TuiShou and applications practice. Do you need some motivation and Instructor’s permission required to attend encouragement? Are you unsure this class. what exercises to do to reach your goals? If you are asking yourself Beginners YMT Tai with 13 Postures (S) any of these questions, this may be Fridays, November 2—December 28 just the solution for you! During 8-9:30 am this orientation, you will meet with No Class November 23 the fitness coordinator, who will set Instructor: Margie Mahoney up a personalized routine to help 8 Sessions: R $80 / NR $84 you reach your goals! Call 920-232-5300 to Drop in fee: $12/class schedule your appointment today! YMT is the Yang Family Hidden tradition of Tai Chi. YMT is characterized by spiraling movements and will build strength and stamina as well as increase balance and flexibility. Wear comfortable clothing and flat non-gripping shoes. No experience is necessary. Monthly Brain Teaser
Thanksgiving Edition! Forever Fit (N) Mondays and Wednesdays 10:30-11:15 am 1. How many turkeys are eaten each year in the Instructor: YMCA Staff (Donations accepted) US on Thanksgiving? Cost: R $2.50 / NR $3.75 Participants sit and/or stand behind their chair and 2. What is a baby turkey called? use light hand weights for a low impact cardiovascular workout. 3. True or False– All turkeys gobble.
4. The term “Cornucopia” means what?
5. Which president was the first to establish Thanksgiving as a legal national holiday on the 4th Thursday of November?
Answers on Page 21 8 ExerciseFitness and Fitness
2018 Combined Fitness Opportunities Cost: Daily Rate, Stay Active Pass or Fitness Reimbursement Plan Only OSC accepts Optum, Silver Sneakers and Silver and Fit Rate sheets available at Front Desks
OSC Instructor Led Classes Line Dancing Classes No classes November 22 Instructor: Debbie Ruck Line dancing is a great Cardio and Toning Mix (N) way to exercise while Mondays & Wednesdays 8-9 am having fun! New dances This class starts with high-energy aerobic moves are taught each week and and ends with exercises to tone your muscles. previous ones are
New day reviewed. Impress your friends and family at the Silver Sneakers Classic (N) added! next wedding when you show off your line Mondays, 9:15-10 am dancing skills! Fridays, 9-9:45 am Increase muscle strength, range High Intermediate Line Dancing (N) of movement and activities for Mondays, 12:30-2 pm daily living. You will use a chair Participants with prior line dancing experience are for seated exercises, as well as standing support. welcome!
Hand weights, exercise bands, and small exercise Intermediate Line Dancing (N) balls will be used for resistance. Exercises may be Tuesdays, 12:30-2 pm modified for your fitness level. Participants with prior line dancing experience are welcome! Sweat N’ Sculpt Circuit (N) Tuesdays & Thursdays Beginners Line Dancing (N) 8-9 am OR 9:15-10:15 am Tuesdays, 2-3 pm This is an energizing circuit class alternating Participants with very little or no experience are between aerobic and muscle strengthening welcome to attend! exercises. It will get your heart rate up, make
you sweat, and push you to your personal best! Fox Fitness Center (N)
Movement Exercise Class (N) Monday- Friday, 6:45 am - 4 pm Tuesdays & Thursdays, 11-11:45 am This class is ideal for people with movement The Fox Fitness Center has a wide disorders such as Parkinson’s, Stroke, MS and selection of equipment for both anyone with balance issues. Exercises can be strength and cardiovascular health, done in a chair or standing position. Caregivers as well as flexibility. We have are welcome to attend! seven pieces of the Life Fitness Circuit Series including a seated Instructor’s Choice (N) Note Time Change row, chest press,press squat, leg extension, seated leg Fridays 8-8:45 am curl, ab crunch and lat pulldown. We will be We change things up in this class! The instructor adding machinesmachine to complete the series very will choose the form of exercise and the soon! Other equipmentequ includes Free Motion equipment needed. It is a well-balanced class strengthstrength eequipment,quipme Nusteps, treadmills, utilizing bands, bars, and weights. Aerobic ellipticals, recumbent bikes, and Precor Stretch exercises may be included. 9 Trainers. Fitness
“How to” Fitness Training Tutorial
We have a large variety of aerobic and strength This is the perfect time to be thankful for your exercise equipment in the Fox Fitness Center, but health and what you can do to keep yourself the do you know how to use them? Do you have very best you can be! Below is a list of things you trouble areas you want to work on, but don’t can do to age gracefully and healthfully according know how? Well here is your chance to find out! to helpguide.org :
Every other month, the Fitness Coordinator will be 1. Learn something new- Learning new offering a tutorial on something exercise related. activities not only adds meaning and joy to life, Topics to be covered in future months include: but can help to maintain your brain health and prevent mental decline. -How to use a specific piece of equipment 2. Connect regularly with friends and
family. Spend time with people you enjoy and -Exercises to work a particular muscle group who make you feel happy. It may be a neighbor
who you like to exercise with, a lunch date with -Ideas on how to change up your exercise routine an old friend, shopping with your children, or
playing with your grandkids.
This month’s topic: 3. Exercise. A recent Swedish study found that exercise is the number one contributor to BALANCE longevity, adding extra years to your life—even if you don’t start exercising until your senior years. As we age, your balance may decline. The cause But it’s not just about adding years to your life, of poor balance may be because you are losing it’s about adding life to your years. Exercise helps strength. Poor body strength = poor you maintain your strength and agility, increases balance. Don’t despair, there are definitely vitality, improves sleep, gives your mental health exercises to help combat the loss of strength and a boost, and can help to diminish chronic pain. balance. In this month’s tutorial, we will share Exercise can have a profound effect on the brain, exercises designed to help you gain strength and helping prevent memory loss, cognitive decline, maintain your balance. Good balance is a great and dementia. foundation to prevent falls. 4. Focus on things you are grateful for. Gratitude means thankfulness, counting your Monday, November 19, 1:30-2:30 pm blessings, noticing simple pleasures, and Free acknowledging everything that you receive. When Register by Friday, November 16 you focus on gratitude, your focus shifts from
what your life lacks to the abundance that is Meet in Campbell Creek Room already present. Giving thanks makes people at the North Building. happier, improves health, and helps reduce 10 stress. Wellness
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Mindfulness Meet-Up (S) Essential Oils for Beginners (S) Tuesdays, November 6-27, 2:30-3:30 pm Monday, November 12, 10-11 am Instructor: Donna Janus & guests Presented by: “Dreams Of Jeanne” Cost: R $1.25 / NR $1.75 Cost: Free Mindful Awareness is the moment- Min/Max: 5/20 by-moment process of actively and Register by Friday, November 9 openly observing one's physical, mental and You may remember meeting Jeanne at the Brain emotional experiences. Mindfulness has been Fitness Fair in September. Many asked for a class shown to reduce stress, improve attention, boost in Essential Oils, and here it is! Jeanne has a the immune system, and promote a general sense Degree in Health & Wellness, specializing on of health and well-being. Beginners to advanced essential oils and whole body wellness. meditators are welcome. Blood Pressure Checks (N & S) Physical Therapy Screenings (N) Monday, November 19, 8:30-10:30 am North Thursday, November 8, 8:30-10:30 am Thursday, November 29, 11:15 am-12 pm Presented by ATI Physical Therapy South Cost: Free Sponsored by: Valley VNA Senior Care Max: 6 Cost: Free Call 920-232-5310 to book an appointment One in three adults has high blood Do you have a strain, sprain, ache or pain? Now's pressure which can lead to a stroke the time to do something about it. ATI Physical or heart attack. If detected early, Therapy will conduct a complimentary screening high blood pressure can be and offer suggestions for care, if appropriate. successfully managed.
Hearing Screening (S) A Healthier You! (S) Thursday, November 8, 9 am-12 pm Monday, November 26, 1-2 pm Provided by: Dr. Jared Drummond Presented by: Dena Meyer, Registered Cost: Free Dietician and Diabetes Educator Aurora Register by Tuesday, November 6 Cost: Free Affordable Audiology is spreading hearing health Join Dena as she shares easy health and wellness by offering complimentary hearing tips that will benefit your daily life, with screenings. Dr. Jared Drummond, a Board- recipes you can try at home. Certified Doctor of Audiology and owner of Affordable Audiology, is committed to helping you reach your fullest hearing potential and reminds everyone to live healthier by getting their hearing screened annually!” Call 920-232-5310 for an appointment.
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Building: North (N) South (S) Healthy Living For Brain & Body (S) Valley VNA Nail Care Clinics Tuesday, November 27, 1-2 pm Call 232-5310 today to schedule your next Presented by: Alzheimer’s Association nail care experience! Cost: Free Min/Max: 5/20 Valley VNA Foot Care Clinics (S) Register by Monday, November 26 Mondays and Wednesdays, 9 am-12:40 pm For centuries, we’ve known that the health of the 2nd Tuesday of each month, 9-11:40 am brain and the body are connected. But now, 4th Tuesday of each month, 12:30-3:30 pm science is able to provide insights on how to make 1st & 3rd Fridays each month, 9-11:40 am lifestyle choices that may help you keep your brain Cost: $22 (20 minute appointment) and body healthy as you age. Join us to learn about research in the areas of diet and nutrition, Enjoy a relaxing 10 minute foot soak exercise, cognitive activity and social engagement. prior to nail care. Then proceed to Use hands-on tools to help you incorporate these the nurse’s room to receive a nail recommendations into a plan for healthy aging. trimming, filing, callus reduction and a foot massage. The nurse will Monthly Medication Review (S) provide education and referrals as Thursday, November 29, 10:30-11:30 am appropriate.
Sponsored by Hometown Pharmacy and the ADRC of Winnebago County Support Groups Cost: Free Cost: Free Come in to have your Please check in at the desk when medications reviewed and get attending a Support Group. Or answers to your questions about sign in at group check in.
vitamins and over the counter medications. Visually Challenged Support Group (S) No discarding of medications 1st Tuesday of every month, 1-2:30 pm will be done during this consultation. People with visual challenges of any extent are invited to attend. New participants are welcome to join in our discussion.
Parkinson’s Support Group (N) 1st Thursday of every other month 9:30-10:30 am No meeting in November Meets in December Individuals with Parkinson’s and their caregivers are welcome to attend. Contact Amanda Ubbelohde at 232-5320 with any questions.
Grief Support Group (S) 1st & 3rd Thursday of every month 1-2:30 pm Open to anyone grieving the death of a loved one. Facilitated by Jen Van Newland, Affinity Visiting Nurses Hospice. Contact Jen at 12 1-866-236-8500 for more information. Kelly J. Schwab and Hannah E. Smet Great Integrity and Exceptional Knowledge in Estate Planning/Wills/Trusts Real Estate • Family Law • Consumer Law CALL US TODAY FOR A CONSULTATION! 920-230-4582 • 303 Pearl Ave., Oshkosh • www.schwablegalgroup.com Packer Valley Dr. Ronald Dudley D.D.S. A to Z Home Improvements Builders, Inc. Honest, Reliable & Quality Work for Over 21 years! Kitchens • Bathrooms • Decks • Painting • Windows • Flooring/Tile www.packervalley.com Discount for Seniors! 920-233-1927 | www.dudleyfamilydental.com (920) 232-7620 We Also Offer Our Patients: Mike Moore Call me today for - General Contractors - • Cleanings & Check-Ups • LATEST Cosmetic 920-233-5300 a free estimate! • Tooth Colored Fillings Procedures • Procelain Crowns & Veeners • Endodontics Fiss & Bills - Poklasny • Oral Surgery (Root Canal Therapy) Funeral Homes & Crematory LAKE-AIRE • Bonding & Whitening • Bridges & Dentures Serving All Faiths Since 1904 • Dental Implants • Most Insurances Auto Service • Periodontics Accepted & Filed 865 S. Westhaven Dr. 870 W. South Park Ave. Complete Auto Service We offer a courtesy consultation to help you make an informed 235-1170 2200 Montana Street decision about Cosmetic or General Dentistry. www.FissBillsPoklasny.com 1763 Taft Avenue • Oshkosh, WI 54901 231-1023 Katie at ✂ SHEAR
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Seven Dimensions of Wellness In November we‘re highlighting the Social Dimension
Back in September at the Brain Fitness Fair, Dr. Larson spoke about “cognitive reserve”. She stated that although some people had all the indications on a brain scan of having declined brain health, they did not have symptoms in their every day life. Some people that have the ability to tolerate more brain change before function is affected was contributed to their “cognitive reserve.” Cognitive reserve is the idea of building up additional abilities to make up for the possibility of declining memory or thinking. Becoming or staying socially active is listed as one of the ways to build the reserve, to potentially reduce the risk of developing dementia. The interaction and feelings of connectedness that come from positive social interactions add to our well-being. Check out all of the ways to get connected socially at the Center. Join in, try something new, and know that being socially active, builds brain health! Want to learn more? Visit the Alzheimer’s Association website at: www.alz.org
Stay Active, Stay Social, Stay Informed
14 Military Tribute Event
15 ArtisanHealth and Sale/Congratulations Wellness
Senior Center Woodshop participants recently entered the WI River Wood Carving Show and came home with ribbons!
Keith Melzner and Gene Bengel earned ribbons in the Advanced (Masters) Class Linda Gomach and Dave Wirth earned ribbons in the Novice class.
Some of these award winning pieces can be viewed in the display cases at the Center.
OSC has many woodshop classes offered in a variety of wood craft areas, from beginner to advanced. All are welcome!
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Building: North (N) South (S)
Bingo (S) The Perennials Book Club (S) Cost: Free “Thank You for Being Late” Please check in at Front Desk by Thomas L. Friedman Try your luck at one of our fun and Tuesdays, Now through December 18 exciting bingo games. 10-11:30 am Mondays, November 5 & 19, 2:45-3:45 pm Cost: R $1.25 / NR $1.75 Join Debbie Rost for an hour of We are much more than a “book club!” fun, with prizes donated by: We are a group that enjoys exploring and discussing nonfiction books that Monday, November 12, 2:45-3:45 pm enhance the quality of our lives. We Join us as Amy Farmer calls a lively game have lively, intelligent discussions! If you would of bingo sponsored by: enjoy this, join us! Please get a copy of the
Monday, November 26, 2:45-3:45 pm book and join the session. Drop ins are Win great prizes donated by: welcome. with caller Debbie Rost. Maximize Your Retirement (S) Now on Wednesdays-Oasis Room in Nov. Make Your Money Last Wednesday, November 7, 1 pm Thursday, November 8, 10-11 am Win great prizes donated by: Cost: Free Betty Litjens is your host for bingo. Min/Max: 5/20
Wednesday, November 14, 1 pm Register by Tuesday, November 6 Win great prizes donated by: John Weninger of Endowment Join caller Carolyn Horton for an Wealth Management and Joe exciting afternoon of bingo. McCleer of McCleer Law Office talk about strategies for making your money last throughout your retirement. Topics covered include taxes, investment strategies, and planning for long-term care. OSC Red Hat Society (S) Friday, November 2, 1-3 pm Thursday Book Club (S) Cost: R $1.25 / NR $1.75 “Lilac Girls” by Martha Hall Kelly We are a global society of women that Thursday, November 8, 1:30—3 pm connect, support and encourage women Cost: R $1.25/ NR $1.75 in their pursuit of fun, friendship, Join the discussion, sparked by the freedom, fulfillment, and fitness. books read prior to the meeting, on a variety of topics.
Did You Know?
According to the University of Rochester Medical Center, socialization is key to keeping the brain sharp as we age. Having an active social life encourages us to continue learning, observing and responding to the world around us. Conversation and activity are great for exercising the mind and can potentially lower the risk of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.
18 GoldenSocial and Tones/Kids Educational from Wisconsin
Building: North (N) South (S) Legal One on One (S) Elder Law Series (S) Friday November 9, 10-12 pm Veteran Pension Benefits Presenter: Attorney Joseph McCleer Tuesday, November 20, 1-2 pm Cost: Free Presenter: Hooper Law Office Max: 4 Cost: Free Register by Thursday November 8 Min/Max: 7/50 Schedule your free 30 minute consultation with Joe Register by Monday, November 19 McCleer. Attorney McCleer specializes in Wills, In recognition of their service, older veterans or Trusts, and Nursing Home protection. This their surviving spouses may be eligible for a advisory session does not include drafting of monthly pension, which can be used to offset documents. recurring medical expenses. Discover a little known Call 920-232-5310 to schedule an benefit that can help veterans and their spouses appointment. pay for in home care, an assisted living facility or nursing home care. SALT (S) Tuesday, November 13, 9-10 am Tuesday Book Club (S) Presented by: Katherine Mann, Oshkosh “19 Minutes” by Jodi Picoult Police Department Tuesday, November 27, 9:30-11 am Cost: Free Cost: R $1.25 / NR $1.75 Register by Monday, November 12 Join the discussion, sparked by the books Interested in improving the quality of life for read prior to the meeting, on a variety of seniors in the Oshkosh community? Consider topics. becoming involved in SALT-Seniors and Law Enforcement Working Together. We serve while Eat and Greet (S) supplies last. Thursday, November 29, 11:30 am Social for the Single Senior Cost: Donations appreciated Tuesday, November 13, 11:30 am-12:30 pm Register by Tuesday, November 27 Legends Sports Bar & Grill, 600 N. Main, Osh. Come warm up with a hot bowl of Chili and corn Register by Monday, November 12 bread. With a fresh baked cookie for dessert. Call 232-5300. If you have registered and are unable to If you enjoy dining out come join us! attend, please call 920-232-5300 to cancel All singles welcome. your reservation. Day of event registrations will not be accepted.
Popcorn & A Movie (S) Thursday, November 29, 12:30-3 pm Cost: Free Join us for a newly released movie on DVD, chosen by your peers. Inquire at the front desk for details. Note: MPLC regulations prohibit us from disclosing titles of upcoming movies.
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BuildinBuilding:g: North ((N)N) South ((S)S) All Education Classes Listed Below Stay Social Cost: R $1.25 / NR $1.75 Cost: R $.75 / NR $1.25 daily rate, or purchase
a Monthly or Annual Stay Social Pass German (S) Mondays, 9:45-10:45 am Canasta (S) Instructor: Charlie Roeder; Keep your brain active Mondays, 11 am
and healthy. Come and learn basic communication. Hand and Foot Canasta
Spanish (S) Sheepshead (N & S) Tuesdays, 10:30-11:30 am; Beginners Mondays-Fridays, 9 am at North Thursdays, 11 am-12 pm; Intermediate and 12:30 pm at South Instructor: Pamela Templin Cribbage (N & S) French (S) Monday-Fridays 9 am North Thursdays, 2:30-4 pm M, W, F 8:30 am South Instructor: Severin Swanson; For those able to hold a basic conversation in French. Mexican Train (S)
Tuesdays, 1 pm; Game played with dominos. Nature Study (S) Fridays, 9:45-10:45 am Mahjong (S) Instructor: Charlie Roeder; Learn about different Tuesdays, 1 pm species of animals and their habits.
Scrabble (S) Computer Classes Wednesdays, 9:15 am
Keeping Your Computer Running (S) Bid Euchre (S) Monday, November 5, 1:30-3:30 pm Wednesdays, 1 pm; Card game of strategy. Join us for the discussion. Knitting & Crocheting (S) Tech Talk (S) Thursdays, 9 –11:30 am; Bring your own pattern to Tuesdays, 1:30-3:30 pm share or use someone else’s. Instruction is Join us to discuss computer related through participants. Everyone welcome! topics. Poker Group (S) Private Lessons (S) Thursdays, 11:30 am-3:45 pm Wednesdays, 1:30-3:30 pm A variety of poker games. Half hour appointments available. Leave your name/number and a lab volunteer will contact you. Pinochle (S) 3rd Thursday of each month, 12-3:45 pm
Open Bridge (S) Computer Lab Open Hours (S) Fridays, 12:45 pm. Cost: R $1.50 /NR $2.25 Per Visit Rummikub (N) OR purchase a Monthly or Annual Creative Fridays, 1 pm; Tile based game of 2-4 Expressions Pass players Thursdays 8:30-11:30 am OR Table Tennis (N) 1:30-3:30 pm Available during North Building hours. A chance for questions and answers. Billiards (N) 20 Available during North Building hours. Social and Educational Building: North (N) South (S) OSC Golden Tones (S) Mondays, 1:30 –3:30 pm Director: Paula Steinert New members welcome! Do you love to sing or have always wanted to sing? We are looking to add more singers in our bass section. The OSC Chorus performs throughout the community at nursing homes, assisted living facilities and various special events. Please contact Jane Wells at 920-232-5308 or [email protected] for information. Want to join the Chorus? Please fill out a volunteer form. The Golden Tones appreciate your monetary donations.
Wisconsin Warmers (S) Thursdays, 12:30-3 pm No meeting the last Thursday of the month. Consider joining the WI Warmers, a volunteer group that creates handmade items such as lap quilts and stockings for those in need. No sewing skills necessary, supplies and training provided. Come meet new friends while giving to others. The Wisconsin Warmers are in continual need of cotton fabric pieces that
are 2 to 3 yards or larger in size for quilt backs. Please, NO polyester, satin, tulle/ netting, knits of any kind, or bed sheets. Brain Teaser Answers Trimming the Trees Monday, December 3, 1:15-3:30 pm
Register to help by calling 920-232-5300 1. 280 million Calling All Elves, we need your help! Many hands are needed to help 2. A poult decorate the Center and bring in the Holiday season. Decorating starts in 3. False–only male turkeys gobble to the South building, and moves to the attract females. North. Come for the whole time or just part of the afternoon. This is a 4. Horn of plenty fun volunteer opportunity and the end result is our Center beautifully decorated for the Holidays. 5. Franklin D. Roosevelt
21 Upcoming
Tickets On Sale November 15 Live Music by JT Dog Cash bar with Beer & Wine will be available Hosted by the Friends of the Oshkosh Seniors Center Bring extra cash and try your luck at “Pull Tabs”
22 Other Available Services
Building: North (N) South (S)
ADRC OUTREACH (N)
SENIOR NUTRITION PROGRAM (S) nd th 2 & 4 Wednesdays, 10-11:30 am Monday-Friday at the Oshkosh Your Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) Seniors Center of Winnebago County provides Long Term Care Lunch served at 11:30 am Options Counseling to assist in planning focused Suggested Donation is $3.50 a on personal safety, maximizing personal meal. (Actual cost to provide the meal is $10.29) independence, optimal use of one’s resources, caregiver support, early intervention and A hot, nutritious meal for any person 60 years of prevention. Enrollment Counseling is provided age or older. for those eligible for Long Term Care public assistance for programs such as Family Care, IRIS Sponsored by: (Self Directed Long Term Care) Alzheimer’s Family Caregiver Support Program, Adult Protective
**Monthly menus available at OSC front desks** Services, Memory Screening and more. We serve older adults as well as adults with physical and/or intellectual developmental disabilities. See us September 12 at the Brain Fitness Fair! Committee on Aging Meetings on TV Please stop by or call your ADRC toll free at City Cable Channel 10 877-886-2372. You can also access us on-line at: Wednesdays 5 pm www.adrc.co.winnebago.wi.us or via and e-mail at [email protected]
Fridays 9 pm ELDER BENEFIT SPECIALIST (S) Or view anytime at: Walk-in Every Wednesday; 10-11:30 am www.OshkoshMedia.org Providing Free Services to Anyone 60+
Winnebago County Elder Benefit Specialists (EBS) Tune in to Senior Savvy will provide confidential assistance for an array of City Cable Channel 10 topics and issues to anyone 60+. EBS services are Host: Jane Wells completely free and the service is not based upon income. The EBS are employed by the Aging and Sundays 5 pm Disability Resource Center (ADRC) of Winnebago Mondays 8:30 pm County. EBS can help with understanding Medicare Wednesdays 1pm and the insurance options that go with it, public Thursdays 1:30 & 10:30 pm benefit programs, and providing assistance with Fridays 8:30 pm denials and appeals. Oshkosh’s EBS, Joan We’re on YouTube: Search for Jaworski, can be reached toll free at Senior Savvy November 877-886-2372.
Oshkosh Seniors Center Stay Acve. Stay Social. Stay Informed. 23 Friends of the Oshkosh Seniors Center
501C3 Non-Profit
Why Your Generous Friends Mission Donations Matter! Statement
Your generous gifts to the Friends of the We are community members Oshkosh Seniors Center make a dedicated to supporting the tremendous financial impact on the Center’s Oshkosh Seniors Center and programs and offerings. Thirty percent of those who use its programs the Center’s operating funds come from and services. grants, gifts and donations. The Friends, a volunteer group, work hard to increase community support and sponsorship. This year the Friends funding included new FOSC is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit. treadmills. Research confirms older adults Each year, a designated amount of involved at senior centers show money is donated to be used solely for measureable improvements in physical, programs and offerings at the Seniors social, spiritual, mental and economic Center. well-being. (National Council on Aging, Fact It’s the hope of the FOSC that you will Sheet, www.NCOA.org) consider making an annual donation. Soon you’ll be receiving the Friends of the Donations to FOSC may be tax deductible. Oshkosh Seniors Center annual appeal letter. Please consider making a donation. Your generosity impacts the lives of over 4,000 older adults participating at the Center and living in the Oshkosh community. Website: www.friendsofoshkoshseniorscenter.com
Contact Us:
Friends of the Oshkosh Seniors Center
PO Box 3423, Oshkosh, WI 54903-3423
24 Winnebago Senior Tours
Winnebago Senior Tours Fox Cities PAC– Fiddler on the Roof A committee of the Friends of OSC Date: Wednesday, November 28
Oshkosh Seniors Center Cost: $69 ($20 deposit) Guides: Cheryl Freiberg & Cindy Glatz Desk Hours: Monday - Friday 9 am - 3 pm Depart: 6:15 PM Return: 11 PM Phone: 920-232-5312 Open for Registration To sign up for a tour or pickup trip flyers, stop A classical musical rich with into the Center’s South Building or mail your hits, including “Tradition”, deposit to: “Sunrise, Sunset”, “If I were A Rich Man” and “Matchmaker, Matchmaker”. Winnebago Senior Tours Features stunning movement and dance from an PO Box 1851 Israeli choreographer based on the original staging Oshkosh, WI 54903-1851 by Jerome Robbins. This award-winning story of All tours will leave from OSC North fathers and daughters, husbands and wives, life, Campbell Creek Room unless otherwise love and laughter is recommended for all ages! noted. Ticket price includes express bus ride to and from
We respect your privacy-no personal information the Fox Cities Performing Art Center, driver tip and shared beyond the Oshkosh Seniors Center. ticket to see Fiddler on the Roof. Arrive no more than 30 minutes prior to departure. Milwaukee Polish Christmas Holiday Please park on northern graveled area near the Date: Tuesday, December 4, 2018 North Building. Cost: $75 ( $20 deposit) Tours depart Rain or Shine Guides: Mary Van Aacken & Laurie Peach **All times are approximate and itineraries are Depart: 8 AM Return: 6:30 PM subject to change** Open for Registration Come spend the day as we celebrate our Polish Heritage. Co kraj to obyczaj! We will be going to Saint Fox Cities PAC– Beyond Glory Stanislaus Church and explore all the Date: Thursday, November 8 recent renovations. Off to the Cost: $33 (Payment in Full) Grohmann Museum, home to the Guides: Jeff Kratz & Sherry Katzenberger world’s most comprehensive art collection dedicated Depart: 6 PM Return: 10:30 PM to the evolution of human work. We will see the Open for Registration works of David Plowden’s Portraits of Work. This Stephen Lang brings the exhibition features dozens of portraits of workers at stories of eight different their vocation, including farmers, mechanics, veterans fro WWI, Korea engineers, salespeople, shopkeepers and ship and Vietnam. First-hand Captains. Lunch will be at the famous Polish accounts of valor that Restaurant, Polonez. Sit back and enjoy all the result in the nation’s highest military award, the Christmas decorations along the Medal of Honor, will be presented in Lang’s one- way! See flyer for details. man show. Beyond Glory contains mature content.
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Fireside “Legends of Country” Cedarburg PAC “Winter Dance Party” Date: Thursday, January 17, 2019 Date: Saturday, January 26, 2019 Cost: $99 ($20 deposit) Cost: $99/cash $103 credit ($20 deposit) Guides: Laurie Peach & Cindy Glatz Guides: Betty Litjens and Cheryl Freiberg Depart: 8 AM Return: 6:15 PM Depart: 3:30 PM Return: 11:00 PM (Approx.) Open for registration Sign Up: Tuesday, November 6th 9:00 AM EVERYBODY LOVES COUNTRY!! Country music has been a staple of American entertainment for more than 60 years! Imagine seeing six of the biggest country artists of all time in one great performance!! We’re talking about artists that have gone well beyond superstardom. They are LEGENDS! Dolly Parton, Tim McGraw, Reba McEntire, Brooks and Dunn, Shania Twain and Johnny Cash! You can see these great stars re- created LIVE on The Fireside stage. They’re all together in one truly unique entertainment experience presented by LEGENDS IN CONCERT!
Direct from Las Vegas,
LEGENDS IN CONCERT presents dynamic and talented performers re-creating the unforgettable concert appearances of these show biz immortals. Using only their natural voice and talent they create a performance so real that you would swear John Mueller’s Winter Dance Party® is the official that these legends are right there in front of you. live and authentic tribute to Buddy Holly, Ritchie You’ll think you’re at the Grand Ole Opry watching Valens and the Big Bopper’s final tour. It’s the only some of the world’s greatest country stars. It is a show endorsed by the Holly, Valens and Richardson once in a lifetime experience for country fans of estates. Each live concert performance includes all ages! See flyer for details. over two hours of unbridled, high voltage entertainment featuring all the hit songs of the 50’s era: “That’ll Be The Day,” “Peggy Sue,” “Oh, Boy,” “Rave on,” “La Bamba,” “Chantilly Lace,” and many, many more.
John Mueller, the critically acclaimed star of the U.S. touring version of the London/Broadway hit musical Buddy..the Buddy Holly Story, performs as Buddy Holly with Linwood Sasser as the Big Bopper and Ray Anthony as Ritchie Valens. The very authentic and energetic four-piece band includes Grammy Award winning Mike Acosta on saxophone. Dinner before the Dance Party will be at the Milwaukee Ale House. See flyer for details.
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Fox Cities PAC “Lion King” Thursday, February 14, 2019 Guides: Mary VanAacken and Laurie Peach
Thank you for choosing Winnebago
Senior Tours. You are appreciated!
SAVE THE DATE FOR 2019:
Cedarburg PAC “Buddy Holly Tribute” Schauer Theater,r, HaHartfordH WI,I, January 26 “RiseRise UpUp OO’ Men”Mennn” Saturday, Februaryry 23, 20192019 Fox Cities PAC “Lion King” GuidesGu Donna Landers and Mary Moosemillerler Feb 14
Schauer Theater “Rise Up O’ Men”
February 23
Fireside “My Fair Lady” March 14
Palace Theater “Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” April 11
Fox Cities PAC Fireside “My My Fair Lady”Ladyy”y “Golden Boys” Thursday,Thursday, MaMarchrch 14,14, 20201919 May 9 Guides: Sherryry KatzenbergerKKat and DonnaDo Landersersers Syttende Mai Norwegian Heritage Festival May 17—19
Schauer Theater “Moon River and Me” May 31
27 Friends of the Oshkosh Seniors Center Non Profit Org 200 N Campbell Rd U.S. Postage PO Box 3423 PAID Oshkosh WI 54903-3423 UMS
The Oshkosh Seniors Center is working to enrich the quality of life for adults 50 and over.
Oshkosh Seniors Center OSC Staff 200 North Campbell Road Jean Wollerman, Senior Services Manager Oshkosh, WI 54902 Sara Barndt, Secretary 920-232-5300 Evan Bremberger, Activities Coordinator Facebook.com/OshkoshSeniorsCenter/ Bobbie Jo Luft, Office Assistant South Building Hours: Anne Schaefer, Mktg/Fund Development Mon – Fri 8 am – 4 pm Amanda Ubbelohde, Fitness Coordinator
Jane Wells, Program Supervisor North Building Hours: Kerry Wolfe, Asst. Activity Coordinator Advocap Mon – Fri 6:45 am – 4 pm Libby Stockton, Meal Site Manager 920-420-3191 Oshkosh Committee Advisory Board Friends Board on Aging Mary Kirsch, Chairperson Judy Brewer, President Judy Richey, Chairperson Scott Huiras, Vice Chair Sue Kreibich, Treasurer Ron Duerkop, Vice Chair Nancy Casey Sandy Noe, Secretary Xandy Kloeckl, Secretary Jane Daugherty Rhonda Buchanan Peggy Bellin Teri Jolin Jerry Burke Claude Benedict Bob Kolinski Carolyn Edgarton Lurton W. Blassingame Jacquelyn Kuhn Linda Gomach Julie Maslowski Liz Lahm Keri Hammen Sue Ashton Bev Mallon Eric Lehocky Jean Wollerman Cedric Richeson Betty Litjens Deb Allison-Aasby, Council Wendy Schaefers Joe McCleer Bob Weston Shelley Swanson Bev Mallon, OSC Advisory Board Rep.