Page 4 Travel & Tourism January/February

2018 FIRESIDE THEATRE ALL FIRESIDE TOURS INCLUDE: Escort, motor coach, Fireside luncheon, tax, tip, and

all admissions. For Fireside performances ~ Depart: Cedarburg Senior Center at 8:30 a.m.

Return: 6:00 pm COST: $90 pp

*Note: please see the flyers located in the Senior Center for a full description of each performance

Yeston & Kopit’s Phantom ~ Thursday, January 18, 2018

For over a century, audiences have been captivated by the tragic story of the phantom of the Paris Opera

House and Christine - the beautiful soprano he can never have. Payment due at sign-up

Disney’s NEWSIES ~ Wednesday, February 28, 2018

Adapted from the Disney film set in New York at the turn of the century, NEWSIES is the rousing tale of Jack

Kelly, a charismatic newsboy and leader of a ragged band of teenaged “newsies,” who dreams only of a bet-

ter life far from the hardship of the streets. Payment due January 17, 2018.

42nd Street; May 3, 2018

The ultimate show-biz musical, 42nd Street is a celebration of Broadway, Times Square, and the people who

make the magic of musical theatre. Aspiring chorus girl Peggy Sawyer comes to the big city from Allentown

PA, and soon lands her first big job in the ensemble of a glitzy Broadway show. Payment due March 22.

Church Basement Ladies: A Second Helping ~ Wednesday, June 27, 2018

Join us as our delightful “Steel Magnolias of the Prairie” deal with life, death, and new adventures, finding

strength in each other from below the “House of God.” Payment is due May 16, 2018.

Christian Concert ~ Booth Brothers; August 7, 2018. Grease ~ Thursday, September 6, 2018

Elf the Musical ~ Two Performances: Thursday, November 15, 2018 and Wednesday, December 12, 2018

ONE-DAY GETAWAY TO ONEIDA CASINO Friday, March 2, 2018

Over 2,500 slot machines, video poker machines and video keno machines, 84 blackjack tables and all of the

Las Vegas-style gaming plus, an OTB for horse or dog racing. Oneida Casino is actually two separate build-

ings. The IMAC casino is where the bus loads and unloads. The “old” casino is where the bingo is played.

Shuttles constantly run between the two casinos and the hotel. COST $35 per person Payment due Feb 1

FESTIVAL CITY SYMPHONY at The Pabst Theater Milwaukee ~ Sunday, January 28, 2018

Saints and Heroes. Experience majestic music conveying powerful ideas and the inspiring spirit and faith of

the composers. Program will feature Ludwig van Beethoven’s “Egmont Overture in F minor, op. 84” Paul

Hindemith’s “Noblissima Visione,” and Felix Mendelssohn’s “Symphony No. 5, op. 107 (The Reformation).”

March 25, 2018 ~ Passion, Beauty, and Light

Three of the finest French masters give us a musical feast inspired by passion, love, and studies in light and

shade. Hartford Union High School Women’s Chorus directed by Ernie Brusubardis II will guest perform. The

program will include Gabriel Faure’s “Pavane, op. 50,” Claude Debussy’s “Nocturnes,” and Georges Bizet’s

“L’Arlesienne Suites 1 and 2” arr. Ernest Guiraud.

May 13, 2018 Legends and Masters

TOUR INCLUDES: Admission to the symphony at the Pabst Theater, small motor coach transportation.

NO ESCORT WILL ACCOMPANY THE GROUP PRICE PER PERSON: $28 RESERVATIONS:

Milwaukee Fish Fry Tour ~ Friday, March 23, Depart time TBA

Milwaukee is famous for its Fish Fry, and so we're taking to the streets to sample our favorites around town

with you. Your group will visit 2 stops for a classic Milwaukee Fish Fry, tour a church, tour a brewery, and

then conclude with custard for dessert. Flyers with more details will be available soon.

Doubt at the Cabot Theatre ~ Wednesday, April 25, 10:00 a.m. depart, 4:00 p.m. return.

Set at a Catholic school in the Bronx, Doubt centers on a nun who becomes suspicious when a priest begins

taking too much interest in the life of a young black student. Is she being overly protective or not protective

enough? And can she work within the system to discover the truth? Trip includes a luncheon at the Skylight

Bar and Bistro with choice of entrée, pre-show Talk Theatre with great seats and deluxe motor coach trans-

portation. Cost: $80. Payment March 14, 2017.

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TRAVEL REMINDERS: Tour payments must be made by the due date indicated on each trip flyer

If a cancellation is made after the payment deadline, a replacement must be confirmed in order for you to receive a

refund. If that seat cannot be filled in time, you will NOT receive a refund.

Many tours have a wait list. Wait lists are used to fill cancellations on a first come first serve basis.

THE LINCOLN ADDRESS

January/February 2018

Cedarburg Senior Center

*P.O. Box 49 * W63 N643 Washington Ave.

* Cedarburg, WI, 53012

*Phone: 262-375-7644 www.ci.cedarburg.wi.us

*Senior Center Director: Carol LaFontaine

*Senior Center Supervisor: Aubrey Suppiger

UP COMING EVENTS:

CEDARBURG SENIOR CENTER ANNUAL TRAVEL SHOW WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31ST AT 1 PM, Located in the Community Center Gym. Learn about the new and exciting travel destinations scheduled for one day and extended tours in 2018. Refreshments sponsored by McKinley Place.

MEGA RUMMAGE SALE AT THE CEDARBURG SENIOR CENTER SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2018 from 9:00 am. ~ 3:00 p.m. Over 15 spaces are available for sellers at $20.00 per space. Call the Senior Center office at 375-7644 to reserve a space. The Senior Center is also accepting donations of rummage for the sale. **Please note that we cannot accept clothing, electronics or large pieces of furniture. **Mini session on January 10th and 17th from 1-3 pm. “Furry Animals” ~ Capture you furry friend or another fur

endowed animal! Using your own 8”x10” or another size photo of a dog, cat, squirrel, etc., we will explore techniques for creat-

ing fur textures, and mixing colors. If needed, the 24th will serve as a snow date. Cost for the mini class is $24. **A new 5 week class begins February 21, 28, March 7, 14, 21 from 1-3 pm. “Pouring Watercolors for Dramatic Ef-fects”. Watercolor supplies plus a stapler that opens to staple and $4.00 for a Homosote Board purchased from Erin. Cost is $55. Classes will be held at the Cedarburg Senior Center. PITY THE POOR LIBRETTIST! (WHO??) Corliss Phillabaum, host ~ Six sessions, March 1 through April 5, 2018 1:00-3:00 pm All too often when a new opera is produced or a forgotten one revived, the music is praised, or tolerated, but the text (the libretto) takes the full brunt of the critics’ wrath. Corliss Phillabaum comes to the defense of these poor victims of the critics. We will take a look at the contributions of six librettists to the success of multiple operas and challenge the assumption that an opera libretto should be evaluated by the same criteria as the text of a non-musical play. Video selections from operas set to texts of these librettists will be shown to illustrate how the combination of words and music is essential if the full power of opera is to be realized. Reservations required. Cost: $25 resident/investor ~ $30 non-resident. Class held at the Cedarburg Senior Center.

ANNOUNCING A NEW WEEKLY PROGRAM ~ OPEN CRAFTING

WEDNESDAYS AT 1 PM. Bring your projects and gather here at the Senior Center to enjoy companionship while creating a craft of your choice. The Senior Center has a large amount of rubber stampers for use and also scrap cards. Bring your own ink pads, paper and other supplies, or any project you would like to work on!

Page 2 Announcements & Programs January/February 2018 Page 3 Services, Health & Wellness January/February 2018

THE COFFEE’S ON ME Greg Michaels, Financial Advisor with Edward Jones in Cedarburg is pleased to host a monthly Coffee Club at the Cedarburg Senior Cen-

ter. Each month, Greg invites a speaker to present a variety of topics. Michaels also will discuss current events, the econ-omy and investing. An RSVP to Roseanne at 262-375-4238 is appreciated. Refreshments will be served at each COFFEE ON ME.

January 3rd, 2018 at 10:30, Greg is hosting a guest speaker, Cecile Duhnke. Executive Director of COPE Services. Cecile will discuss what COPE does, the impact of Substance Abuse on the Family and their "Commitment to Hope" Please join us for this informative talk. RSVP to Ro-sanne at 262-375-423 Refreshments and Door Prizes! February 7th, 2018 at 10:30, Guest speaker, Jamie Spotts from Family Sharing will be presenting information regard-ing volunteer opportunities at Family Sharing as well as the services they provide. Learn how you can help and more about the needs in Ozaukee County. Please RSVP to Ro-sanne at 262-375-4238. Refreshments and Door Prizes. March 7, 2018 at 10:30 Topic to be announced

INVEST IN THE FUTURE OF THE CEDARBURG SENIOR CENTER!

Invest in recreation, leisure, and educational programs for Cedarburg area older adults. Make a yearly financial contri-bution to the Cedarburg Senior Center and invest in the future of older adult programs and van service. Do you attend weekly programs, play bingo or travel with the Cedarburg Senior Center? Donate $10, $15 or more to the Cedarburg Senior Center and become an investor.

*Thank you to those who have already made a contribution!

KEEP INFORMED: Receive the Senior Center Newsletter by mail for only $8 per year! Also visit the City of Cedarburg website www.ci.cedarburg.wi.us for newsletter and event updates. Sign-up in our office to get email alerts from the Cedarburg Senior Center.

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WINTER STORM WARNING! When winter’s bad weather requires the

closing of Cedarburg schools, the Cedarburg Senior Center will close and the van service will not operate.

Check the closing information on TV channels 4, 6 & 12. The meal site is managed by the Aging & Disability

Resource Center of Ozaukee Co. under a separate guideline. Call 262-238-8120 for meal site

closings .

CEDARBURG DINING CENTER Have lunch with us Monday ~Friday. Enjoy

a delicious, nutritional meal, conversation and meet other older adults. This is not an

income eligible program. Anyone 60 or older is welcome to join us. Make reservations by calling Debbi, Cedarburg meal site manager at 262-483-2876, before

11:30 a.m. the day before you plan to come. Serving at noon at the Cedarburg Senior Center. A dona-tion of $4.00 is suggested for the meal. ** First time din-ers will receive one free lunch! ** FREQUENT DINERS CARDs ~ Receive a complimentary meal after 10 visits!

JOIN US FOR THESE LUNCHTIME

UPCOMING EVENTS: January ~ All Thursdays: Mexican Train 15 ~ Bingo 19 ~ January Birthday Party 29 ~ JACKPOT BINGO $$$ February ~ All Thursdays: Mexican Train 5 ~ Bingo 16 ~ February Birthday Party 19 ~ Bingo ADRC REACHING OUT ~ Wednesday,Jan.17 and Tuesday March 6, 2018. Aging and Disability Resource Center of Ozaukee County staff visit the meal site to give infor-mation about resources available to older adults and disa-bled adults in our county, __________________________________________________

HEALTH AND FITNESS FITNESS WITH FOCUS **No class on Jan 2nd Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10:00 am in the

Cedarburg Community Gym ~ Enhance body and brain capabilities with movement and mental challenges. Certified fitness instructor, Janis Gralewski, Jan Braby and Linda Short will lead you through a dynamic routine. Functional fitness moves using strength training, flexibility,

balance and movement to music. Brain exercises are done to challenge memory and creativity. Discount punch cards available or pay $3 per session. All ability levels are welcome! PICKLE BALL FOR ADULTS 55+ Fridays 9:30 am~11:30 am indoors at the Community Center Gym. Pickle ball is one of the fastest growing sports in the country, A sport for all ages similar to tennis, but on a court the size of a badminton court. The game is played by 2 or 4 people using wood paddle racquets and a plastic, poly ball with holes. Cost $3 pp per time. **Please note that beginning in February, Pickle Ball will only be offered on Fridays at 9:30 am. The 2:00 pm slot is being cancelled due to lack of participation.

played at 12:45 pm at the Cedarburg Senior Center on

Mondays in January 15th & 29th and February 5th & 19th. Join us for Jack Pot Bingo on January 29th cash prizes

PLAY BRIDGE, SHEEPSHEAD, DOMINOES & POOL

Sheepshead, Dominoes and Bridge are played weekly at the Senior Center. Check the enclosed calendar for exact days and times. Pool table available Mon—Fri.

PLAY MAHJONGG ….. A game of skill, strategy and chance, played with tiles. Mondays at 9am and Tuesdays at 10 am. Tuesdays Kathy James will be available to instruct on how to play the game and develop strategies. Cost $1 per session.

ATTENTION BRIDGE PLAYERS ~ WE NEED YOU!!

Bridge is held here at the Senior Center on Tuesdays at 1:00 pm. If you are interested in playing bridge, please contact the Senior Center at 262-375-7644.

The Cedarburg Senior Center Chorus, led by Gretel Pitre, meets every Monday at 12:30 pm. Join the chorus and learn new songs, perform for other groups and have a great time! They are always looking for new members to join in the fun, so be sure to stop by if you are interest-ed in checking out this fun group!

CALLING ALL VOLUNTEERS!

WE ARE SEEKING ADDITIONAL OFFICE VOLUNTEERS TO WORK IN THE SENIOR CENTER OFFICE. DUTIES INCLUDE

ANSWERING THE PHONE, SCHEDULEING VAN APPOINTMENTS AND A VARIETY OF OTHER OFFICE TASKS. PLEASE CONTACT US AT

262-375-7644 IF YOU ARE INTERESED.

TOE NAIL TRIMMERS FOOT CLINIC Thursdays, Jan. 4 & 18; Feb. 1 & 15 at the Cedarburg Senior Center, from 9a.m. to 2p.m. Sign up at the Cedarburg Senior Center by calling 375-7644. Each ap-pointment consists of foot massage and thorough foot assessment plus the toenail trimming. The cost is $27 for a 30 minute session. TRANSPORTATION FOR SENIORS When non-emergency transportation is needed, leave the driving to our volunteer drivers. Van is available Monday - Friday 8 am to 4 pm. Call 375-7644, 24 hrs. in advance to schedule a ride. FREE RIDES TO PIGGLY WIGGLY!! Olsen’s Piggly Wiggly provides funding to Cedarburg adults 55+ to ride the sen-ior van to the Piggly Wiggly store on Mondays and Tues-days at no cost to the rider. Call for a pick-up. VOLUNTEER Van Drivers NEEDED! Drive the Cedarburg Senior Van. Pick up Cedarburg resi-dents and drive to their scheduled destination. Drivers needed Mon. thru Friday 8 to12 am and 12pm to 4 pm.

The Cedarburg Senior Center has a fully accessible platform lift at the en-trance of the Senior Center. Those in a wheelchair or those unable to walk up the steps can use the lift to enter the Senior Center.

AGING MASTERY PROGRAM The Green Bay Packers Foundation presented 213 organ-izations with grants on Tuesday, Dec. 5, 2017. Locally, on behalf of the Cedarburg Senior Center, Grafton Senior Center and The Aging Mastery Program, the Friends of the Port Washington Adult Community Senior Center were one of the recipients The Aging Mastery Program

® (AMP) was developed by

the National Council on Aging (NCOA) and has been suc-cessful at helping older adults build their own playbook for aging well. AMP is a fun, innovative, and person-centered education program that leads to improved health, stronger economic security, enhanced well-being, and increased societal participation .

This grant from the Green Bay Packers Foundation will

be utilized to create an impact within the community by

providing a cost effective course fee.

Watch for an Aging Mastery Program at the Cedarburg

Senior Center in Fall of 2018 or Spring 2019.