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September 2021
What’s Inside……… page
September Hours
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday
Center Notes 2 8:00am - 4:00pm
Golf Outing Donations 3
Trips, Trips & More Trips 4
We do not require proof of vaccination for
Exciting New Class Starting in September 5 participation in activities.
Activities & Fitness Schedules 6-7
See the Calendar insert in the middle of the
Fold-out Calendar 8-9 newsletter for activity dates and times.
Birthdays 10
What is Impact 2-1-1? 11
Health & Wellness Activities 12 Thank You to Our Supporters!
Quilting Class/Anyone want to Play Bridge? 13
News and Notes 14
Office Corner 15
Sudoku Answers 16
Every effort is made to provide accurate and
complete information. We can’t guarantee that
there won’t be any errors and disclaim liability for
the contents in this newsletter.
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SCAI’S MISSION
"To enrich the lives of adults 50+
through wellness opportunities,
social interaction, recreational
activities & community involvement". Armchair Exercises for your Joints
(formerly called Sit & Be Fit)
NEWSLETTER SUBSCRIPTIONS Weekly classes begin on
If you would like to subscribe to the monthly newslet-
ter, or renew your present subscription, please send Wednesday, September 15th
a $12 check payable to S.C.A.I and mail to:
at 10:00am
2378 W. Washington Street, Suite A
West Bend, WI 53095 “Motion is Lotion” for your joints. Come
move and stretch, and learn how to
TRANSPORTATION prevent and manage arthritis.
If you, or someone you know, would like to come
to the Center but transportation is a challenge
(no car, no friend to ride with)
please contact Paula at 262 335 4498 or The cost is $3.50 per class or
wbseniorcenterphader@gmail.com a $13 for a monthly pass.
Ellie Brooks-Derzay, one of our very own
Our sincerest sympathies are extend- art instructors, will be displaying and sell-
ed to the families and friends of Cen- ing her art here at the Center on October
ter participants who have passed and 4th, 5th and 6th.
all Center participants who have lost
Ellie is a practicing artist who enjoys
friends and loved ones.
deepening her awareness and experi-
Please let us know if you are aware ence through many different mediums of
of a Center participant who has art. She studies life, art, cultures and
passed. We do our best to list every- people. Her art has been referred to as
anything from unconventional, inspiring,
one when we know about it.
animated, cheeky, bold and lovely.
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11th Annual Golf Outing September 17th
This is a Major Fundraiser for our Center
Here’s how you can help:
Last year’s outing was a tremendous success, due in large part to the generosity of our participants
who donated gift baskets and gift cards for our Silent Auction.
We are once again seeking your support. Put together a gift basket, money tree, lottery ticket tree,
etc. Gift cards (especially from restaurants, grocery stores, gas stations) are also popular as even
small amounts can be combined or added to items to increase the value of a gift basket.
Please have your donation at the Center
by
September 10th
See Paula or Joan for more information.
Rory Demmer, AAMS®
Financial Advisor
325A S. Main Street
West Bend, WI 53095-3341
Bus. 262-306-7525
Fax 877-222-8005
www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC
Contact Alex Nicholas to place an ad today!
anicholas@lpicommunities.com
or (800) 950-9952 x2538
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.lpicommunities.com Senior Citizens Activities Inc., West Bend, WI A 4C 01-1497
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STOP BY THE CENTER FOR A COMPLETE
DESCRIPTION, DETAILS AND HOW TO SIGN UP FOR ALL TRIPS!
A Taste of Milwaukee
Thursday, September 2nd - 9:00am Depart Senior Activity Center - Return at 5:00pm
A fun tour showing the neighborhoods of Milwaukee while picking up tasty treats along the way, includ-
ing a Polish Family Style Lunch.
Cost: $55 per person
Christopher Farms and Gardens
Tuesday, September 7th - 8:30am Depart Senior Activity Center - Return at 5:00pm
Walking tour of Christopher Farms and Gardens, lunch in Sheboygan + wine/cheese tasting at The
Blind Horse in Kohler
Cost: $75 per person
Mississippi River Boat Cruise
October 7th –8th 8:00am Depart Senior Activity Center - Return October 8th approx. 7:00pm
Thursday—This tour takes us to the west side of Wisconsin along the shores of the Mississippi River and into
Dubuque, Iowa. Many interesting stops. Overnight accommodations in Dubuque.
Friday—Mississippi River Cruise aboard Celebration Belle. Cruise includes lunch, lounge and entertainment..
Cost: Single Occupancy $350/person; Double $300/person; Triple $285/person; Quad $275/person
Kay Collins Phone #414 550 5458
Phone: Washington County ADRC
262.335.4498 333 E. Washington St., Suite 1000
West Bend, WI 53095
Hours of Operation: (phone) 262.335.4497
Monday - Thursday 8:00am - 4:00pm (fax) 262.335.4717
Address: (email) adrc@washcowisco.gov
2378 W. Washington St., Suite A Hours: Mon, 8:00am - 7:00pm
West Bend, WI 53095 Tues-Fri, 8:00am - 4:30pm
Website: West Bend City Taxi Service:
seniorcitizensactivities.org
(phone) 262.334.3096
Find us on Facebook, search for: Hours: Mon-Sat 6:00am -10:00pm
Senior Citizens Activities, Inc. West Bend Sun 8:00am - 4:00pm
Exciting New Class Coming to the Center 5
Neuromuscular Integrative Action (NIA)
What is NIA? A powerful fusion of dance, martial arts, and mindfulness practices, NIA is a holistic
movement & wellness practice addressing each aspect of your life - body, mind, and soul. Using a
system of 52 simple moves, each NIA workout delivers full-body conditioning leaving you energized,
mentally clear, and emotionally balanced. Practiced barefoot, set to music, NIA’s purpose is to in-
spire and guide people to listen to the wisdom of the body, choose movement that feels good, and
find connection in community.
As a groundbreaking pioneer in the now-booming Mind-Body fitness industry, NIA continues to lead
the way… guiding people on the path to a happier, healthier life one dance at a time.
NIA will be offered once a week at the Center beginning Monday, September 13th at 1:00pm.
Please sign up at the reception desk. Classes will be held in the gymnasium.
Fees: $3.50 per class or $13 for a monthly pass
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Let us do the Driving
Washington County
Shared Ride Taxi
www.rideWCCE.com
DR. LISA G. KORNELY Need a Lift - Call the Washington
Podiatrist – Foot Surgeon County Shared Ride Taxi Service
Contact the Shared Ride Taxi for trips
throughout Washington County and the
Foot Clinic of West Bend northern portion of Menomonee Falls. For
people traveling within the cities of West
2358 W. Washington Street Bend and Hartford, call your city taxi.
$20 Discounted Punch Card Available ($25 Value)
West Bend, WI 53095 Call 1-888-285-TAXI (8294)
(262) 335-2930 or 262-338-2908 for fare information
Hours: Monday - Saturday: 5 AM - 11 PM
www.footclinicofwestbend.com Sunday: 8 AM - 4 PM
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.lpicommunities.com Senior Citizens Activities Inc., West Bend, WI B 4C 01-1497
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Book Club: 1st Wed Mah Jongg: Wed
Enjoy a new book with a group & get Try your luck at Mah Jongg, a tile-based
involved in great discussions! game involving skill, strategy & luck!
Bingo: 4th Wed & 2nd Sat Pinochle: Tues
Calling all Bingo Lovers! Enjoy 2 great Join us for this great card game. Instruc-
groups: Fun Bingo & Saturday Bingo. tion available!
Quilting Class: Mon
Chi Kung: Wed
Work on a fun project with a master quilter
Get your positive energy flowing. instructing.
Create-A-Card: 1st Wed Scrabble: Thurs
Tap into your creative abilities! Instructor- Test your vocabulary skills. Participate in
led; cards and materials provided. this great group crossword game!
Cribbage: Mon Sewing & Quilting: Tue
Pick your peg and join our cribbage group. Sit for some quilting and sewing time -
Have fun & sharpen your score counting! grab your favorite pattern & go!
Dominoes: Mon & Thur
Sheepshead: Tue & Thurs
Enjoy playing various types of dominoes:
basic trains, spinners & more! Join us for this popular game. Play 5-
handed, Call an Ace, Jack of Diamonds,
etc .
Euchre: Tue
Work together to score points by taking Wii Bowling: Tues
tricks. Welcoming more Euchre players!
Enjoy bowling without the heavy ball and
bowling shoes. Great for exercise and fun.
Jewelry Making: 3rd Wed
Make your own lovely jewelry! All supplies Woodcarving: Wed
available from the instructor.
Bring your wood and tools, or come for in-
Knitting & Crocheting: Thurs struction in this fun craft.
Bring your needles, hooks & yarn for knit &
crochet in a social setting. 500 Cards: Mon
Be the first to 500 points—make bids and
take tricks to come out on top.
Library Exchange: by request
Call Nancy Larson at 262.335.5151 Ext. 5241
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Fitness Activities W E E K LY S C H E D U L E
Schedule
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
8:10 – 8:55am 8:00 – 8:45am 8:10 – 8:55am 8:30 – 9:15am
Stay Active Moving for Better Stay Active Moving for Better Bal-
Gym Balance Gym ance
Gym Gym
9:15 -11:30am 9:00 -11:00am 9:00 -11:00am 10:00am-12:00pm
Pickleball 11:00am - 1:00pm 11:00am - 1:00pm 12:00 - 2:00pm
Gym Pickleball Pickleball Pickleball
Gym Gym Gym
1:00pm 10:00 - 11:00am 9:00 - 10:00am 10:00 - 11:00am
NIA Chair Yoga Chi Kung Chair Yoga
Gym Church Gathering Church Gathering Church Gathering
Space Space Space
1:00pm 1:00 - 3:00pm 10:00 - 11:00am 1:00pm
Stretching with Novice Pickleball Armchair Exercises Stretching with Props
Props Gym Church Gathering Church Gathering
Church Gathering Space Space
Space
Free Open Walking is available Every Day in the Church Gathering Space!
Monday - Thursday 8:30am - 4pm
Please be considerate if you are walking while a class is being taught in this space.
Pickleball Monthly Passes are available
for some Fitness Classes
Cost: $2.00
Players must initially give their email Fees are $25 a month for classes that meet
address to Paula to register within twice a week and $13 a month for those that
Playtime Scheduler. After players are meet once a week.
registered, they can sign up for vari-
ous sessions through the online Play-
Time Scheduler app. Passes for Stay Active, Stretching with Props
& Chair Yoga classes are $25.
https://playtimescheduler.com/
login.php
Passes for NIA & Armchair Exercises are $13.
10 Sep 04 Lorraine Thompson Sep 19 Orgenia Weisser Sep 05 Mary Broten Sep 20 Darrel Roby Sep 05 Marlene Bechler Sep 20 Gail Marx Sep 07 Jenny Tsuzuki-Korbar Sep 20 Bonita Luckow Sep 07 Elizabeth Bobb Sep 21 Kenneth Skidmore Sep 08 Dorothy Wise-Graef Sep 22 Dorothy Barth Sep 08 Sharon Prag Sep 22 Joan Gindt Sep 09 Kathleen Kuester Sep 22 Susan Limbach Sep 09 Norma Benz Sep 24 Jean Rieke Sep 11 Charlotte Becker Sep 24 David Mueller Sep 11 Betty Spaeth Sep 25 Barbara Belsky Sep 11 Rodney Wagner Sep 25 Patricia Scharhag Sep 13 Delores Mueller Sep 26 Colleen Korklewski Sep 13 Donna Hass Sep 27 Dolores Skidmore Sep 14 Gary Raleigh Sep 27 Janice Harter Sep 15 Debra Sackmann Sep 27 Marianne Levin Sep 15 Jim Leege Sep 27 Mary Toth Sep 15 Christine Mueller Sep 27 Kelly Deaton Sep 15 Diane Scheid Sep 27 James Braun Sep 16 Christa Kersten Sep 27 Diane Lapota Sep 16 Ruth Maschmeier Sep 28 Terri Klein Sep 16 Lynn Kitzman Sep 29 Mike Kuntz Sep 16 Ardene Witz Sep 29 Kari Reckner Sep 18 John Follett Sep 30 Mary Lee Geib
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What is Impact 2-1-1?
And how can they help?
IMPACT is a private non-profit organization that has
served Southeastern Wisconsin for 60 years.
IMPACT can help connect you with family, health, and social services, as well as alcohol
and drug assistance for you or a loved one. They connect people with community resources
and help people take the first step toward solving problems or changing their life, for good.
They assess and guide those experiencing personal crisis toward resources to achieve sta-
bility; and collaborate with community partners to foster system improvement.
IMPACT 2-1-1 is available 24-hours a day to help individuals access information, assistance
and referral to community resources. Call 211 or toll-free 1-866-211-3380.
Their website also has extensive useful information - https://www.impactinc.org
Ivy Manor
of West Bend Independent | Assisted | Memory Care
Assisted living facility for Seniors
2130 Continental Drive
262-365-0056 West Bend WI 53095
370 N Forest Ave., West Bend 53095 262-338-0092
Contact Alex Nicholas
to place an ad today!
Peter J Kapler, MBA, FIC, CLTC®, Practice Developer
Lakefront Group • 262-338-7770, ext. 105 anicholas@lpicommunities.com
810 E Paradise Dr, West Bend, WI 53095
CA Insurance 0K98865 or (800) 950-9952 x2538
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For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.lpicommunities.com Senior Citizens Activities Inc., West Bend, WI C 4C 01-149712
PICKLEBALL Mon - Thurs CHAIR YOGA Tue & Thur
Pickleball is great cardiovascular exer- A gentle form of stretching practiced sitting
cise! Levels are: Novice/Passive & Pas- on a chair or standing using a chair for
sive/Intermediate. support.
STAY ACTIVE Mon, Wed STRETCHING with PROPS Mon & Thur
An evidence-based exercise program for Use walking poles, resistance bands and
seniors using easy-to-learn movements other props to stay fit and limber.
that increase energy, strength & more!
NIA Mon ARMCHAIR EXERCISES Wed
A powerful fusion of dance, martial arts, Learn to prevent and manage arthritis with
and mindfulness practices. this low-impact program.
CHI KUNG Wed
WALKING Mon - Thurs An ancient Chinese system of postures,
Enjoy walking at your own pace around the breathing techniques and meditation
inside of the church gathering space. Bring designed to improve the body’s ‘chi’ or
a friend & make it more fun - plus it’s energy of life.
FREE!
Are you a
Modern Woodmen Member? Masks required
Are you looking for something positive to during appointment
do in your community? You are fully eligible
for the Modern Woodmen
Chair MassageDo-Good Grant. F O O T C AR E $ 3 0
This
Pattygrant
Neu,isour
a $100 prepaid is
Masseuse, VISA gift
returning to Give your feet some love! Toe nail trim-
card to help yourthe favorite non-profit
Center. (The ming services will be available at the
Senior Center!) with a project or event (see Center on the 3rd W ednesday of the
Her massages are done in a private space. Call month.
Paula or Joan to
her directly forschedule
ideas). an appointment.
Please call Toe Nail Trimmers
directly
Contact your local Modern Woodmen
You can contact Patty at 262-808-7259 or
representative
email for help with the process.
pttyneu@yahoo.com at 262-719-0336 to schedule an
appointment.13
Bridge Anyone?
We have had a number
of inquiries about start-
ing a Bridge Group at
the Center.
We’d be happy to add
this activity if we can get
Kathy Doman’s Quilting Class is off to a great one or two foursomes
start with 18 enthusiastic quilters attending the together.
first session on August 2nd.
Please let Paula or Joan
This class is held every Monday at 10am. know if you are
Learn (or re-learn) this wonderful craft. Join in interested.
at any time. There is always something new to
learn. Quality instruction and lots of help avail-
able. Bring your questions and your projects!
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.lpicommunities.com Senior Citizens Activities Inc., West Bend, WI D 4C 01-149714
How to win some
Buy a Raffle ticket. The Classics for a
Cause raffle has a cash option worth
$20,000!
Purchase 1 ticket for $20 or 6 tickets
for $100 at the Senior Center OR pur-
chase $100 worth of tickets with your
friends and split the winnings! That
would make for a Happy Holiday!
Answer on Page 16
The drawing is November
To the Washington County Community
Garden for donating some wonderful
Is once again offering half-price
fresh nutritious produce.
tickets ($10 prepaid at the Center’s
reception desk) to Seniors to attend
dress rehearsals of their productions.
“Our Town” - October 6th
“A Christmas Carol” - December 1st
Watch for details as these dates ap-
proach.15
Paula Hader, Executive Director
Joan Adler, Administrative Assistant
A message from the Executive Director
Hello September! The summer months have flown by for many of us as the Center is back up to the
robust attendance levels that we had prior to the pandemic - with even greater attendance for some
activities!
As a participant-driven fundraiser, many Center participants/volunteers ran a Sendik’s Community Grill
Event on Saturday, August 7, 2021. Total food sales PLUS donations received totaled $443! Way to go
everybody! Your time, talent, energy and enthusiasm brought additional monies directly to the Center as
well as more visibility to the community.
Pictured below, other Center participants/volunteers were selling car raffle tickets in the Sendik’s parking
lot. Truly a team effort and despite the humid weather, we all had a lot of fun!
Below on the far right is Center participant and super volunteer, Jim Derse at Ozaukee County Fair in
late July 2021. Jim has been spending many hours at the various area County fairs selling car raffle tick-
ets for this collaborative fundraiser on behalf of the Senior Center and the West Bend Sunrise Rotary.
Stay tuned for more exciting events in October such as our Center’s volunteer art instructors who plan to
display and sell their very unique creations and donate a portion of their profits to the Senior Center.
Many thanks for sharing your talents and treasures to benefit this16
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B OAR D O F D I R E C T O R S 2 0 21 A DV I S O RY CO M M I T T E E 2 0 21
President.…………………… Scott Hanson Chair/President…………..…… Muriel Lindholm
Vice President………. …….. Peter Kapler Junior Rep…………….…..…… Mary Lee Geib
Secretary…………………… Marcia Arndt Secretary…………………..…… Chris Mueller
Treasurer………………..….. Scott Tennies
A D D I T I O N A L M E M B E R S 2 0 21
A D D I T I O N AL D I R E C T O R S 2 0 21 Bob Anderson Mary Ann Buckley
Jeff Lambie Julie Gabelmann Sharon Feiereisen Donna May
David Streese Joel Ongert Red Gross Iva Thelen
Deb Anderson Tracy Thom
S TA F F
P U BL I CAT I O N I N F O Executive Director……….….….. Paula Hader
The Good Life, #21 September 2021/Issue No. 9 wbseniorcenterphader@gmail.com
Monthly Publication Subscription Fee: $12/yr Administrative Assistant ………. Joan Adler
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