The
Current
October 1, 2013
ISSUE #10
Subscription Price: FREE
A Monthly Publication of the Oshkosh Seniors Center sponsored by FOSC
Granny Smith Walkers/Runners took off from
OSC South & walked 1 or 2 miles along the
Riverwalk and WIOWASH Trail!
Walkers enjoyed
Caramel Apples
after the walk!
Highlights
from
Fall Family
Fun Fest
2013!
Thanks to the Oshkosh Y for all the fun in the
Bounce House! Culver’s the free Custard
was great—Thank you!
The Del Rays
played all our
favorites from the
50’s, 60’s & 70’s!
www.ci.oshkosh.wi.us/Senior_Services/
Glacier Ridge Animal Farm
brought a mini-petting zoo!
It was a big hit! So was a visit
from Miss Oshkosh!
920-232-5300
The Friends of the Oshkosh Seniors Center
will be hosting a Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser
Where : 234 N. Campbell Rd
Date : Saturday, November 2
Time : 4:30-7:00 pm
Tickets : Adults $8.00 ( 13 & Older)
Children $5.00 (4-12)
(3 and under) FREE
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Join us for dinner, raffles
and lots of FUN!!
JUST FOR FUN!
Hey all you Ghouls and Gobblins!
When you come to OSC on Thursday, October 31,
come dressed in costume, orange and black, or your favorite Halloween/Fall outfit!
There will be a fun prize for the best dressed!
WHAT’S IN THIS ISSUE? Classes are listed alphabetically by category and then by date order.
Friends Dinner & OACF
Volunteer Opportunities
Arts, Crafts, and Handcrafters
Exercise and Fitness
Health & Wellness
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4&6
7&8
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Support Groups & Packer Games
Social, Cultural, Educational
Other Available Services
Friends News
What’s New?
Winnebago Senior Tours
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Pg 11,12,13
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Page 16
Page 17
Pg 18 & 19
Volunteers News
WISCONSIN WARMERS KEEPS OTHERS WARM!
Wisconsin Warmers is a volunteer group at the Oshkosh Seniors Center
that creates handmade quilts and stockings for others in need. One of the
more recent projects has involved working with Habitat for Humanity of
Oshkosh. Cheryl Klemmer and her crew create beautiful quilts for each
member of the family receiving a home through Habitat for Humanity. The
Warmers learn a little about the families and construct quilts geared
towards gender and interests. George Mathwig, Executive Director of
Habitat for Humanity Oshkosh, said “The quilts made by the seniors are a
great example of people caring and paying forward to others they don’t even know, this is a good
example of what I would call, the love of God in action. “
Thank you WI Warmers!
NEW LOOK TO OSC FOX FITNESS CENTER WEIGHT ROOM
Many thanks to the UW-Oshkosh Gruenhagen Hall Resident Life
students who came with a crew to help with a huge painting project.
The group offered their skills and time as a part of the “Citizenship”
project day program. In addition to the students, this project would
never have been possible without the help of OSC volunteers,
Jim Johnson and Bill Zimmerman. Jim and Bill did much of the prep
work and paint “cutting” to prepare the room for the students to roll
the paint. Thank you to all of you for your time and efforts.
The room looks great!
NEW VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY– HEALTH AND WELLNESS VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT
Do you enjoy working with people and sharing time with them? We are looking for volunteers who
would be willing to welcome and aid individuals as they prepare to receive nail care with the nurse.
In addition to hospitality, the attendant would be responsible for
helping clients with soaking feet, and assisting healthcare staff as
needed. If interested in learning more about this wonderful service
opportunity, call the Volunteer Coordinator at 232-5306.
MAKE A DIFFERENCE DAY-SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26
We are looking for elderly or disabled who may need help with yard
work. Families will give 2 hours of yard clean up from 2-4 pm.
Contact Mary Beth Kelly, LourdesAcademyOshkosh.org, 426-3626.
NEWSLETTER FOLDING (S)
Please join us in folding our newsletters.
Wednesday, October 23, 1 pm Willows
Choice Bank provides refreshments.
The newsletter will be ready for delivery on Thursday, October 24.
Thank you volunteers for your commitment to newsletter folding and delivery!
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Arts, Crafts, and Handcrafters
All Classes ask for $1 Oshkosh Resident or $1.50 Non-Resident User Fee paid to OSC and
Instructor Costs paid to the instructor on the first day of class. Call 232-5300 to register.
WATERCOLOR FUN-SHOP (S)
“Back to Basics”
NEW! PAINT THE MASTERS CLASS (S)
“Format Painting”
Saturday, October 5
9am-3pm
Instructor: Sue Spanbauer
Cost: $20 includes user fee
Working in watercolor presents
certain challenges such as saving
the whites and lights of your
paper because there is no white
watercolor pigment. This "Back
to Basics" class will teach you
one of the easiest and most
popular ways of saving the lights in your painting.
We will create these beautiful pomegranates using
a wet-n-wet technique and follow up with negative
painting. Students love to negative paint and
you will learn how step-by-step. There will be a
template for those of you who want help with
drawing. Bring your watercolors and brushes and
be prepared for a great time! Paper available at
class.
Tuesday, October 1, 1-2 pm
Instructor: Trudy Iervolino
Cost: $15.00 + $1.50 user fee
(includes all materials)
Min/Max: 3/25
Register by Thurs., Sept. 26
This month we will do our
own fun take on the classic
"chat noir". This one hour class
will be perfect relaxing "me"
time for you! Painted with acrylics on a small
canvas (around "9 x 4" or slightly larger ) no
previous painting experience necessary-it's step by
step fun!!
User fee is due at time of registration.
BASKET WEAVING (S)
9” Round Centerpiece Basket
Monday, October 14
9am-3pm
Instructor: Jo Ann Lewis
Cost: $36.00 Oshkosh
resident and $36.50
nonresident
Min/Max: 5/12
Register by Friday October 11
This six inch tall round centerpiece basket is
embellished with ash curls! Call 232-5300 to
register today. Please bring your own lunch.
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PAINT THE MASTERS (S)
Venice Canal by Edward
Manet
Monday, October 21,
10 am-12 pm
Instructor: Trudy Iervolino
Cost: $30.00 + $1.50 user
fee
(includes all materials)
Min/Max: 3/25
Register by Tuesday, October 15
The Paint the Master’s Series continues. This fun
and relaxing two-hour class includes paintbrushes,
large canvas (16" x 20") and all the instruction
you need to create a copy of a master
Impressionist’s painting to take home! No painting
experience required. User fee is due at time of
registration.
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have demonstrated that even when all the other variables are the same, older adults who participate in
art programs have fewer doctor visits and lower healthcare costs, use less medication, experience a
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OSHKOSH SENIOR CENTER, OSHKOSH
A 4C 31-0984
Arts, Crafts, Handcrafters
North Building (N) South Building (S)
HANDS ON CLAY (S)
Instructor: Kathy Dittmer
Cost: $5 per session + user fee
Hands on Clay is held every Tuesday at 1 pm in
the Art Studio. No registration required.
CERAMICS (S)
Instructor: Linda Baerwald
Cost: $1.25 + user fee
Ceramics class meets every Tuesday from 8 am
until 11 am. Work with green-ware & bisque.
CREATIVE WRITING (S)
Cost: User Fees Apply
9-11 am every Tuesday. Share and discuss
individual writings (poetry, short stories, etc.) that
are completed at home.
NEEDLE ARTS LAB (S)
Cost: $.50 per day
Meets every Tuesday at 9 am. Do you have an
interest in crewel, needlepoint, or counted cross
stitch? Come share your patterns and techniques.
WRITING FROM THE HEART (S)
Facilitator: Roger LeBouton
Cost: User Fees Apply
Meets every Wednesday at 1 pm. Come enhance
your writing skills and express your creativity.
WATERCOLOR & ACRYLIC PAINTING LAB (S)
Cost: User Fees Apply
Painting lab open every Wednesday at 8:30 am in
the Art Studio. Everyone welcome—come and
paint!
OCTOBER WOODSHOP NEWS (N)
DECORATIVE ROLLING PIN CLASS
Fridays, October 11,18 & 25
8-11 am
Instructor: Tom Peotter
Cost: $25 + User Fee
Min/Max:6
Register by October 4
Come to the OSC
Woodshop; join instructor
Tom Peotter and learn how
to turn and finish your own
decorative rolling pin. The
class begins October 11
and runs the next 2
Fridays.
WOODSHOP OPEN HOURS (N)
Mondays Closed for FVTC Classes
Tuesdays 8:00 am to 2:30 pm
Wednesdays 8:00 am to 2:30 pm
Thursdays Bird Carving 8 am to Noon
Thursdays Noon to 2:30 pm
Fridays 8:00 am to 11:30 am
No open woodshop during
scheduled classes
Don’t forget to drop off your knives and scissors
for sharpening before Thanksgiving. Suggested
KNITTING AND CROCHETING LAB (S)
donation for sharpening runs from $2 to $10
Cost: $.50 per day
Join us in the Great Room at 9 am every Thursday. depending on the item. Then check out the wood
Bring your pattern to share or use someone else’s. shop items on display.
Instruction among participants; everyone welcome.
OIL PAINTING LAB (S)
Cost: User Fees Apply
Painting Lab is open at 9 am every Thursday in
the Art Studio. Everyone welcome!
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Exercise & Fitness
Fox Fitness Center (N) Hours of Operation
Monday - Thursday: 6:45 am - 2:45 pm; Friday: 6:45 am - 11:45 am
Individuals using the Fitness Center must attend our Exercise Basics class and
schedule a Fitness Assessment and Equipment Training with our staff.
For more info, please stop by our Front Desk.
DAILY EXERCISE CLASSES & FITNESS CENTER
User Fee $2 Oshkosh Res; $3 Non-Res
Individuals may also pay per month or annually.
See our Receptionists for more information.
OSC INSTRUCTOR-LEAD CLASSES
LINE DANCING CLASSES
HIGH INTERMEDIATE LINE DANCING (N)
Every Mondays, 12:30 pm
INTERMEDIATE LINE DANCING (N)
Tuesdays, 12:30 pm
Cost: $1.50 + $2 Resident, $3 Non-Resident
Instructor: Carol Dolan
Participants with prior line dancing experience are
welcome!
TOTALLY TONING (N)
Mondays & Wednesdays 8:30 am
CARDIO MIX (N)
Mondays & Wednesdays 8 am
Tuesdays & Thursdays 8:45 am
CARDIO CONDITIONING (N)
Monday 9 am
FLEX ‘N STRETCH (N)
Tuesdays & Thursdays 8 am
ABSOLUTELY ABS (N)
Wednesday 9 am
NEW TIME!! BEGINNER LINE DANCING (N)
INSTRUCTOR’S CHOICE (N)
Wednesdays October 2 —November 6
12:30-1:30pm
MUSIC & MOTION (N) Instructor: YMCA Staff
Instructor: Trish Delrow
10:30 am Mondays., Wednesdays. & Fridays 6 wk session: $12.00 Res. / $18.00 Non-Res
Cost: $1.00 + $2 Res or $3 Non-Res Fee
+ $1.50 weekly instructor fee
Low-mid level beginner dances will be taught. No
experience required! Session fee should be paid at
TAI CHI CLASSES (N)
the North or South front desks.
Thursdays, October 17—
Friday 8 am
November 21
Continuing Beginner; 1pm
Advanced; 2pm
Instructor: Andy Mertens
Cost: $70 Oshkosh Res. / $76 Non-Res.
Tai Chi increases flexibility, balance, energy and
strength. Continuing Beginner Tai Chi will build on
the poses taught in Beginner I. New Beginner I
class will resume in January. The fee also allows
students to attend evening classes at the Oshkosh
Tai Chi Center. Comfortable clothing and flat
shoes are required.
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EXERCISE BASICS (N)
Wednesday, October 30, 10-11 am
Learn the components of a balanced exercise
program, the FITT Principle, the benefits of proper
breathing, counting, warming up and cooling
down. Exercise Basics is highly recommended for
all new Fox Fitness Center participants or those
who would like a refresher course are also
welcome.
Exercise & Fitness
YOGA CLASSES
FITNESS ASSESSMENTSHOW FIT ARE YOU? (N)
Fees are paid to the instructor the first day of class
for the entire session. Classes require a yoga mat,
two yoga blocks, & one yoga strap. (Can be
purchased at Target or Wal-Mart).
Instructor: Margie Mahoney
Fridays; November 1—December 27;
10-11 am
(No class November 29)
Session: $48.00 / Drop-in fee: $10.00/class
Register by October 28
Please call 232-5310 for an appointment
An exercise specialist provides a FREE 30 minute
fitness assessment consisting of:
• Blood Pressure Check
• Calculation of Body Mass Index
• Risk Assessment for Metabolic Syndrome
• Upper/Lower Body Strength & Flexibility
• Cardiac Endurance Test
• Balance and Agility Test
• Individual consultation regarding results
Mondays, November 4—December 30;
11:30 am—12:30 pm
(No class December 23)
Session: $48.00 / Drop-in fee: $10.00/class
Register by October 30
An opportunity for those who have limitations in
movement and challenges in their health to begin
to experience all the benefits of yoga practice.
Participants will use the support of chairs, blocks
and straps to improve flexibility, strength and
balance.
THE “BIGGEST WINNER” COMPETITION UPDATE
GENTLE STRETCH YOGA (S)
Congratulations to sisters Deborah Horne and
Joanne Voakes for being the two winners of this
Mondays, November 4—December 30;
competition running from June 3- August 9.
12:45-1:45 pm
Deborah won for the greatest overall percentage
(No class December 23)
Session: $48.00 / Drop-in fee: $10.00/class of weight loss losing a total of 14 lbs in the 9
weeks, equaling 6.33% of her total weight.
Register by October 30
Slow Flow Yoga is ideal for active seniors who wish Joanne won for the biggest overall improvement
in her fitness assessment score, increasing all of
to increase their strength, flexibility, balance and
her fitness tests by at least 15%! They each won
endurance. Participants should be able to move
a free month in the fitness center. A big coneasily from the floor to a standing position.
gratulations also goes to everyone involved in the
competition for either
SLOW FLOW YOGA WITH MEDITATION (S)
losing pounds or
Fridays, November 1—December 27;
making big changes in
11:15 am—12:30 pm
their fitness assessments
(No class November 29)
Session: $64.00 / Drop-in fee: $12.00/class as well! Keep up the
good work everyone!
Register by October 28
The same great Slow Flow Yoga class with the
added bonus of post practice meditation.
SLOW FLOW YOGA (S)
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Health & Wellness
North Building (N)
South Building (S)
VALLEY VNA FOOT CARE CLINICS (S)
Mondays and Wednesdays,
by appointment.
Call 232-5310; Suggested
Donation: $20
Twenty minute appointments with
a Registered Nurse include an exam; foot soak;
nail trimming and filing; callus reduction; and
foot massage. Nurses will also provide education
and referrals as appropriate.
FLU CLINICS (S)
Wednesdays, October 2, 9, 16, 23
9am-12pm
Valley Visiting Nurses will be
setting up flu shot clinics
starting in October. These
clinics run on a walk-in basis,
no appointments
necessary. Protect yourself
and your family members by getting a flu shot.
Medicare (Part B), and most Medicare
Advantage Plans will cover the cost of
vaccines.
Flu Vaccine: $30
Pneumonia Vaccine: $44 (1st vaccination)
High Dose Vaccine: $49 (Available to people
65 & older.)
MONTHLY MEDICATION REVIEW (S)
Wednesday, October 9, 9-11am
Sponsored by Walgreen’s
Pharmacy and the ADRC of
Winnebago County.
This month’s FREE medication review
is held during one of the Flu Clinic
dates. It is a great time to review your
medications as well any vitamins and OTC (over
the counter) medications. You do not need to use
Walgreen’s Pharmacy to take advantage of this
opportunity. No discarding of medications will
be done during this consultation.
A HEALTHIER YOU! (S)
Monday, October 28, 1 pm
OSC, in partnership with Aurora
Health Care, host a monthly
workshop about improving your life
to make “A Healthier You!”
Presented by Dena Mayer,
Registered Dietician and Diabetes
Educator.
DID YOU KNOW?
Eating a diet rich in vegetables & fruits as part
of a healthy diet may reduce risk for heart
disease, including heart attack & stroke as well
as certain types of cancers.
Coming in November:
STAY ACTIVE BE CONFIDENT
November, 2013
Learn your own risk for a fall and what you can do right now
to ensure you don’t have a fall.
Nurses will assess medications, mobility, fall history, etc. then
give you proven recommendations for preventing a fall.
Service will be offered by Winnebago County Health
Department. Individual appointments can be made. See
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November “CURRENT “ for day and time.
Don’t let a fall change your world. Take advantage of this free fall screening opportunity.
Support Groups and Packers Games
North Building (N)
South Building (S)
BETTER BREATHERS SUPPORT GROUP (S)
2nd Tuesday of every month, 1 pm
Facilitator: Maria Munoz
Shelly Lancaster, from UW-Oshkosh, will be speaking on
the anatomy of COPD. Members of the community living
with chronic respiratory diseases and their family members
are invited to attend.
GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP (S)
3rd Thursday of every month, 6 pm
The Grief Support Group is open to any adult grieving the
death of a loved one, whether the loss was recent or a
long time ago. Facilitated by Melissa Klebbs of Affinity
Visiting Nurses Hospice,
1-866-236-8500. Everyone is welcome!
PARKINSON’S SUPPORT GROUP (S)
3rd Tuesday of every month 2 pm Hannah Wente, Coordinator for the American Parkinson
Disease Association will have a presentation on programs available in Wisconsin. A review of
disease process followed by open discussion. People with PD and their care partners are welcome
to attend.
VISUALLY CHALLENGED SUPPORT GROUP (SF
1st Tuesday of every month, 10 am
All persons with vision challenges are welcome to attend.
SUNDAY PACKER GAMES (S)
Come cheer the Green and Gold to victory with others who enjoy football,
especially the Green Bay Packers. Meet new friends while enjoying the game
with fellow Packer fans. Tailgate begins 30 minutes before game time –
Bring a snack to share and your own non-alcoholic beverage. Celebrate the
season!
Sunday, October 6, Green Bay Packers vs. Detroit Lions game time: noon
Sunday, October 13, Green Bay Packers vs. Baltimore Ravens game time: noon
Sunday, October 20, Green Bay Packers vs. Cleveland Brownsgame time: 3:25 pm
Sunday, November 10, Green Bay Packers vs. Philadelphia Eagles game time: noon
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Social, Cultural & Educational
North Building (N)
South Building (S)
OSC RED HAT SOCIETY (S)
WELCOME TO MEDICARE (S)
Red Hat-A-Tude Meeting
Friday, October 4, 1 pm
… A legacy of fun and friendship…
Wednesday, October 16, 1 pm
Registration is recommended by calling
232-5300.
A representative from the Social Security
Administration office will discuss retirement issues
and benefits. Also learn the various parts of
Medicare, what choices you need to make when
you become Medicare eligible, and what the
timelines are for those choices. Learn answers to
questions such as:
•How do I sign up for Medicare?
•What if I am covered under my spouse’s
insurance?
•I am still working…do I need Medicare?
•What exactly is Medicare A, B, C and D?
•What are the new private Medicare plans?
This informative workshop will be presented by
Joan Jaworski, Benefit Specialist for Winnebago
County.
QUARTER BINGO (S)
Mondays, October 7 & 21
2:45-3:45 pm
Join Mary Ziegelbauer for a chance to
win a quarter per game.
Sponsored by:
MONDAY BINGO (S)
Mondays, October 14 & 28 2:45-3:45 pm
Join Corrine Leichtfuss for an hour of fun and
prizes sponsored by OSC.
THURSDAY BINGO (S)
October 10, 1 pm
Win great prizes donated by:
Vince and Mary Ulrich are your hosts for bingo.
October 17 , 1 pm
Win great prizes donated by:
Join caller, Jeanne Lehr,
for an exciting afternoon of
bingo.
LEGAL COUNSELING (S)
Friday, October 18, 10 am-12 pm
Legal counseling with local attorneys from
Dempsey Law Firm will be offered at no charge for
a 30-minute individual session. Counseling is
SOCIAL FOR THE SINGLE SENIOR
Dublin’s Irish Pub, 2070 W 9th Ave, Oshkosh limited to advising only and does not include other
legal work such as drafting of documents.
Tuesday, October 8, 11:30 am
Call 232-5310 to schedule an appointment.
Reservations required by
Monday, October 7,
MANAGING MONEY IN RETIREMENT (S)
Call 232-5300
Friday, October 18, 10 am
Do you enjoy eating out? Would
Sponsored by Valley VNA & Lutheran Homes
you enjoy chatting and socializing while eating
of Oshkosh
your lunch? Would you welcome the opportunity to
Presented by: Providence Financial
meet new friends? If you are divorced, single or
Register by Tuesday, October 15
widowed, meet us at Dublin’s this month for
Managing Your Money in Retirement will cover
lunch.
everyday expenses needed to maintain one’s
PIANO CONCERT (S)
standard of living and regular sources of income
“Music of the Past”
and assets, such as savings and home
equity. Providence Financial staff will also discuss
Tuesday, October 15,
the retirement planning process and suggest how
1:30 pm
to handle shortfalls.
Join Dr. Weiland on the piano
sharing music and sounds from
the past. Refreshments
complement the afternoon.
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Social, Cultural & Educational Continued
North Building (N) South Building (S)
PIANO CONCERT (S)
Mary Ellen Pung
REPRESENTATIVE HINTZ OFFICE HOURS (S)
Friday, October 25, 10 am-12 pm
Sunday, October 20, 1:30-2:15 pm Come & discuss local issues with Rep. Hintz.
Mary Ellen Pung will play a collection of
FRIEND TO FRIEND (N)
classical selections including music by
HALLOWEEN DANCE
Beethoven and Chopin.
Friday, October 25,
Refreshments complement this afternoon.
1:00-3:00 pm
Donations appreciated.
Pre-registration
encouraged by Monday,
THE PATIENT PROTECTION AND
October 21
AFFORDABLE CARE ACT (S)
Cost: $3.00 per person
Tuesday, October 22, 7 pm
Join us for great music and Halloween activities!
Light refreshments: 6:30 pm
Refreshments will be provided. Wear your favorite
Presented by: American Association of
costume if you choose. Please call to register for
University Women
planning purposes.
Individuals and families age 64 and younger will
have new health insurance choices beginning
October 1st with an effective date of January 1,
2014.This is a result of the major component of
the new federal health reform law. Come to
learn about new plan options, premium subsidies,
and Medicaid eligibility. John Ulness, founder of
Ulness Health Insurance, will help us understand
the new laws. Ann Kriegel, Economic Support
Manager for Winnebago County, will explain the
new process for BadgerCare applications. There
will also be administrators from various health care
facilities to explain the many changes to their
services impacted by this law.
PLANNED GIVING (S)
Thursday, October 24, 10 am
Presented by: Oshkosh Area Community
Foundation
Have you thought about your legacy? Did you
know there are ways to provide for your family and
your community through planned giving? Did you
know you could start a fund with as little as $250?
There are many options available through the
Oshkosh Area Community Foundation. Karlene
Grabner, Director of Donor Services, will be here to
discuss options. She is not a financial planner.
This is opportunity to learn how, no matter the size
of your estate, you can make a difference in
your community.
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BOOK CLUB (S)
Tuesday, October 29,
9:30-11:00 am
Anna Quindlen writes about
looking back and ahead - and
celebrating it all - as she
considers marriage, girlfriends,
our mothers, faith, loss, all the
stuff in our closets, and more.
SOUP’S ON (N)
Thursday, October 31,
11:30 am-12:30 pm
Enjoy a warm bowl of soup on a cool
fall day. Donations appreciated!
POPCORN & A MOVIE (S)
The Great Gatsby
Thursday, October 31, 1 pm
“The Great Gatsby” follows
Fitzgerald-like, would-be writer Nick
Carraway as he leaves the Midwest
and comes to New York City in the
spring of 1922, an era of loosening morals,
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Social, Cultural & Educational Continued
WISCONSIN WARMERS (N)
WEEKLY GAMES & CARDS
Thursdays, 12-3 pm
Join us as we make items to give away
to schools, hospice programs, group
homes, hospitals and other non-profit
organizations. No experience
necessary.
The Wisconsin Warmers appreciate
all donations, and are in continual need of
cotton quilting fabric pieces that are 2 to 3
yards or larger in size for quilt backs. Check
out your stash of material and see what you could
spare. Your donation is also tax-deductible!
CHORUS (S)
Mondays, 1:30 pm
Director: Paula Steinert
New members are invited to join us this month to
share the joy of music. The OSC Chorus performs
at local nursing homes, assisted living facilities and
various special events.
COMPUTER CORNER
Classes: $1 Oshkosh Res/$1.50 Non-Res
Cost of Card Games: $.25 per day
Canasta (S)
Come join this card group at 11:30 am every Mon.
Sheepshead
Sheepshead meets daily in the S at 12:30 pm and
in the N M-F at 9 am.
Bingo (S)
Come join us each Monday at 2:45 pm.
Cribbage
Meets every Tues. & Fri. in the S at 8 am and in
the N Mon., Wed., & Fri. at 9 am.
Mexican Train & Spades (S)
This domino game (Mexican Train) and card game
(Spades) are each played every Tues. at 1 pm.
All are welcome!
Bunco & Bid Euchre (S)
Join us for a great time! Bunco is a dice game
played every Wednesday at 1:30 pm. Bid Euchre is
a card game of strategy played Wed. at 1 pm.
Open Bridge (S)
Computer Enrollment Fair (S)
Played every Friday at 12:45 pm. All are welcome!
Thursday, October 31, 9-11 am
LANGUAGE ARTS & HISTORY
Classes: $1 Oshkosh Res/$1.50 Non-Res
Register for classes offered in
November.
Internet Hodge Podge (S)
German (S)
1st Monday of each month, 1:30-3:00 pm
Internet information: anti-virus & firewall
programs, favorite sites we hope you enjoy, & an
opportunity for you to share your favorites with us.
Instructor: Charlie Roeder
Mondays at 10 am; Beginners welcome
Computer Talk (S); Tuesdays, 1:30 - 3:30 pm
Join to discuss computer related topics.
Private Lessons (S); Weds., 1:30 - 3:30 pm
Schedule one-on-one time with a volunteer
instructor.
Computer Lab (S); Thurs., 1:30 - 3:30 pm
A chance for questions and answers.
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Spanish (S)
Instructor: Ann Cider
Tuesdays 10:30 - 11:30 am; Beginners
Thursdays 11 am - 12 pm; Moderate to Fluent
French (S) Instructor: Severin Swanson
Thursdays at 2:30 pm; For those able to hold a
basic conversation in French
History (S)
Instructor: Charlie Roeder
Fridays at 10 am; Learn about exotic places; study
animals & plants from other parts of the world.
Other Available Services
SENIOR
COMMUNITY RESOURCES
LLS Senior Connection provides information and
assistance to seniors and/or their family
members. Seniors can be connected to
resources such as:
•In-Home Care Providers
•Support Groups
•Home Handyman List
•Transportation Services
•Legal Services & POA Forms
•Long-Term Care Facilities
•Money Management
•Mental Health Services
•Nutrition and Meal Program
•Independent and Subsidized Housing
•Respite and Adult Day Care
•Social Service Benefit Programs
•Employment Training and Assistance
•Caregiver Resources
To request information, please call Leah Patrick
at 232-5304 or email questions to:
leah.patrick@lsswis.org
ELDER BENEFIT SPECIALISTS
Providing Free Services to
Anyone Age Sixty and Older
Winnebago County Elder Benefit Specialists
(EBS) provide confidential assistance for an
array of topics and issues to anyone 60+. EBS
services are completely free and the service is
not based upon income. The EBS are employed
by the Aging and Disability Resource Center
(ADRC) of Winnebago County. EBS can help
with understanding Medicare and the insurance
options that go with it, public benefit programs,
and helping with denials and appeals. Oshkosh’s
EBS, Joan Jaworski, can be reached by calling
the ADRC of Winnebago County toll free at 877886-2372. Joan also has walk in hours at OSC
every Wednesday 10-11:30 am.
NEED A SPACE FOR A PARTY?
Need space for a Family
Gathering; Anniversary,
Birthday, Retirement Parties;
or for Bridal or Wedding
Showers? Or are you part of a
group that needs a place to meet? OSC can
help! We have beautiful rooms that can
accommodate small groups to a party of 300.
Affordable rates are available! Call OSC before
you rent somewhere else. Call Sara at 2325310 or sbarndt@ci.oshkosh.wi.us.
If you have any questions, suggestions or
concerns you would like to share,
please contact a staff member.
We are pleased to assist you!
WE NEED YOUR HELP!
OSC is in the process of determining potential uses
for the unfinished space in the North building. We
need your input.
If you would like more information about the
process please contact: Kathy Snell, 232-5301
or ksnell@ci.oshkosh.wi.us
Help Shape the Future of OSC!
KEEP FIT WITH MINDWORKS
Are you experiencing some memory challenges?
MindWorks classes meet Wednesday & Friday
and feature brain fitness activities, light physical
exercise, activities that promote self-expression
& language skills, and community
resources information.
Call Megan at 920-378-8819.
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The Friends of the Oshkosh Seniors Center is currently recruiting new board members to serve
a three-year term. The ideal applicants are those that are
energetic and committed to the future successes of the Oshkosh
Seniors Center. If you or someone you know is interested and
would like more information or an application, please contact Jeff
Liethen, 920-376-0242 or e-mail jeff.liethen@gmail.com. The
board meets the 1st Thursday of the month for approximately 1
1/2 hours. This is a great way to volunteer and support the Oshkosh Community.
DID YOU KNOW?
Within the last eight years, attendance at OSC has doubled to more than 50,000
annually.
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Seniors Center in your tax-deductible annual gifting and your legacy planning.
For more information, please contact Julie Kiefer, Fund Developer at 232-5319 or
the Oshkosh Area Community Foundation at 426-3993.
SUPPORT OSC! BE A FRIEND!
Accredited Member
If you are not a Friend,
consider becoming one today!
For more information, contact the
OSC Front Desks or call 232-5300.
Wisconsin
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Thank You to the following
FRIENDS for your 2013 Support!
Ruth Denow
Frances Galow
John Kosmer
Judy Tracy
John & Linda Dittburner
Lisa Homann
Tom & Judy Steckbauer
FOSC Monthly Board Meeting
Thursday, October 3, 2013; 10 am
Please Join Us: All Friends Board meetings
are open to the public.
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Winnebago Senior Tours
All tours will leave from the
Oshkosh Seniors Center
South Building
unless otherwise noted.
PAC Express Flashdance
(show only)
Date: Wed., November 13, 7:30 p.m.
Cost: $67
Guides: Cindy Glatz & Laurie Peach
PAC Express - Memphis
(show only)
Date: Thurs., Oct.17 7:30 p.m.
Cost: $67
Guides: Cindy Glatz & Irene Totsky
Inspired by actual events, “Memphis” is about a
white radio DJ who wants to change the world & a
black club singer who is ready for her big break.
Come along on their incredible journey and enjoy
the emotional and roof-raising rock ‘n’ roll. Bus
leaves at 6:15 p.m. and returns at 10:00 p.m. See
tour guides for final payment date.
HoChunk Casino, Baraboo
An inspiring tale of a Pittsburgh steel mill worker
by day/bar dancer by night with dreams of one
day becoming a professional performer. When
romance with her boss complicates her ambitions,
she learns the meaning of love and its power to
fuel the pursuit of her dream. Bus leaves at 6:15
p.m. and returns at 10:00 p.m. Final payment
due November 1st.
Branson at Christmas
Date: December 1-7
Cost: $599
Guides: Carol Kaufmann
& Pat Krohn
Date: Thurs., October 31
Cost: $30
Guides: Laurie Peach & Irene
Branson is beautiful during the holidays. Join us
Totsky
for a 7 day, 6 night stay. Shows include: The
Casino lovers, join us this fall. $25 free play will be
added to your card. Bus leaves at 8:30 a.m. and
returns around 4:30 p.m. Please provide your
casino card # or birth-date when signing up.
Haygoods, George Dyer, Tony Orlando, and more.
We will also visit Branson Landing; Showboat
Branson Belle; and a St. Louis casino. Deposit is
$75 with additional $180 for single occupancy.
Final payment due September 25th.
Friday Night
Lights
Winnebago Senior Tours
Date: Dec. 13
Cost: $69
Guides: Laurie Peach & Dorinne Christl
Oshkosh Seniors Center, South Facility
Desk Hours:
Monday - Friday
9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Get ready for Christmas with stops at The Wreath
Factory in Plymouth, Osthoff’s Old World Christmas Market in Elkhart Lake, dinner at the Osthoff
Resort, Lakeside Light show in Fond du Lac, a
stop at Kristmas Kringle Shoppe in FDL, and then
Celebration of Lights in Menominee Park before
returning to the Oshkosh Seniors Center. Bus
leaves at 11:00 a.m. and returns about 8:30 p.m.
Phone: 920-232-5312
To sign up for a tour, stop in or mail your
deposit to: Winnebago Senior Tours
200 N. Campbell Rd., Oshkosh, WI 54902
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Winnebago Senior Tours Continued
Fireside Dinner ShowChristmas Show
Date: Thursday,
December 19
Cost: $89
Guides: Carol Kaufmann
& Dorinne Christl
A musical review in celebration of the most joyous
holiday of the year. A new look, as well as sound,
music, choreography, costumes, settings and a
Winnebago Senior Tour Guides
new cast of performers, filled with inspiration and Back: Carol Kaufmann, Betty Litjens, Pat
love. Don’t miss this ever-popular dinner show.
Krohn, Dorinne Christl, Laurie Peach; Front:
See flyer for menu. Bus leaves at 8:00 a.m. and Cindy Glatz, Kathy Kietz, and Irene Totsky
returns around 5:45 p.m.
Miami Beach
Date: February 21—March 3, 2014
Cost: $849 pp/double
for 11 days /10 nights
Guides: Carol Kaufmann & Pat Krohn
Includes 10 breakfasts/7 dinners; Cruise by
celebrity homes on Biscayne Bay; visit to
oceanfront Hollywood Beach “Boardwalk”;
Time in “South Beach”; Day trip to Key West;
Visit to Bayside Marketplace; Guided tour of
Miami.
A comment from Tour Guide Dorinne Christl.
“When putting your name on the reserve list for a
trip you would like to go on but it is already full, I
would suggest you also put the trip on your
personal calendar to keep the date open. You
never know when you might get a call due to
someone cancelling at the last minute. I know how
disappointed people are when we call and they
aren’t able to go due to scheduling something else
for the day of the trip. So if there is a trip that you
REALLY want to go on and it is already full when
you come to sign up, be sure to put your name on
the reserve list and try to keep the date open just in
case you get that call!! Thanks for travelling with
us—we enjoy these trips as much as you do and
are always open to suggestions from our travelers!”
Upcoming Trips for 2014
Overnight Casino Trip
Fireside Dinner Show
PAC - Wicked
Dorf Kapell
3 Night Mississippi River Cruise
Cape Cod
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January
February 6
February 13
February 16
July
October 4—11
Please Note: For upcoming tours, please contact the
tour desk for sign-up availability.
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Seniors Center
200 N Campbell Rd
Oshkosh WI 54902
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The Oshkosh Seniors Center is working to enrich the quality of life
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Oshkosh Seniors Center
Center Staff
Lutheran Social Services
200 North Campbell Road
Oshkosh, WI 54902
920-232-5300
Mark Ziemer, Senior Services Manager
Sara Barndt, Secretary
Teri Jolin, Receptionist
Julie Kiefer, Fund Development
Carrie Ottum, Program Coordinator
Steve Sagmeister, Receptionist
Paula Seeley, Health Program Manager
Kathy Snell, Lead Office Coordinator
Amanda Ubbelohde, Fitness Coordinator
Jane Wells, Activity Coordinator
Sarah Hammond, Day Services Mgr
920-232-9535
Leah Patrick, Senior Connection at OSC
232-5304
Andrea Mitchell, LSS Counselor
920-225-1709
Center Board
Bob Cornell, President
Judy Smith, Vice President
Dale Sonnenberg, Treasurer
Barbara Goldthwaite
Sue Gullickson
John Hauser
Heather Hoeffler
Gary Konrad
Vicki Leichtfuss
Roberta Messer
Cynthia Thorpe
Xandy Kloeckl, Oshkosh COA Delegate
Ann Marie Kosek, FOSC Representative
Friends Board
Jeff Liethen, President
Ann Marie Kosek, Vice President
Viv Goupell, Secretary
Judy Abraham, Treasurer
Ginny Brockhaus
Nancy Underwood-Dehn
Barbara Goldthwaite, Center Board Rep.
Jeannie Lehr
Trish Liethen
Elsie Meland
Jean Neal
Sandra Reeser
Nancy Samida
Ron Seipp
Mary Swanke
South Building Hours:
Mon – Fri 8 am – 4 pm
North Building Hours:
Mon – Thurs 6:45 am – 2:45 pm
Fri 6:45 am – 11:45 am
Oshkosh Committee on Aging
Peggy Bellin, Chairperson
Claude Benedict
Lurton W. Blassingame
Kathryn Glander
Julie Hert
Xandy Kloeckl, Liaison
Evelyn Minniear
Deb Pahl
Judy Richey, Secretary
Clark Seibold
Advocap
Jo Pinkerton, Mealsite Manager
920-420-3191
Wendy Nevers, RSVP at OSC
420-0153