Wauwatosa’s Active Adults Newsletter A MONTHLY GUIDE TO ACTIVITIES & COMMUNITY RESOURCES FOR ADULTS AGE 50 +

11324 West Center Street, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin 53222

What’s Happening:

March 3 Dangers of Un-treated Hearing Loss 5 UW Freshwater/ MATC Culinary Arts Trip 5 Toe Nail Trimmers 5 Tech Support 6 Senior Club Movie 6 Mayoral Candidates Presentation 12 Travel Meeting 12 Advisory Meeting 12 Karyln Cauley Shaker Arts Program 12 Toe Nail Trimmers 13 Children's Theater Presentation-Senior Club 18 Senior Club’s St Patrick's Day Party 20 Senior Club Book Discussion 26 Stock Box 26 Toe Nail Trimmers 27 Senior Club BINGO! 31 Spectacular Succulents Workshop April 2 Toe Nail Trimmers 3 Senior Club Movie 6 No Rec Classes– Election Set Up 7 Senior Centers Closed– Spring Election 8 Blood Pressure Screening-HPSC 8 Annual Spring Tea 9 Travel Meeting 9 Advisory Meeting 9 Toe Nail Trimmers 10 Senior Club Book Discussion 14 Tech Support 14 IKEA/Art Museum Trip 15 Tech Support 18 My Fair Lady Trip 23 Smart Moves Presentation 23 Toe Nail Trimmers 30 Stock Box

March 2020

The UW Freshwater Institute/MATC Culinary Arts Trip Thursday, March 5th Fee: $55 members/ $60 non-members The UWM School of Freshwater Sciences is the nation's only graduate school dedicated solely to the study of freshwater. From the shores of Lake Michigan, they study the largest freshwater system on Earth. Come with us to take a closer look at the new, state-of-the-art facility, research vessels, remote underwater vehicles and drones. After this incredible private tour we will enjoy more of what amazing Milwaukee has to offer...lunch at MATC’s critically acclaimed restaurant ,“Cuisine”. Enjoy locally sourced food and talent during this incredible gourmet meal. The Dangers of Untreated Hearing Loss Tuesday, March 3rd at 12:30 pm FREE EVENT Please register in advance. Attend This session to learn signs of hearing loss and why it’s critical to take ac-tion as soon as it’s identified. 2020 Mayoral Candidates Round Table Presentation Friday, March 6th at 1:00 pm FREE EVENT Please register in advance. Here is your opportunity to listen to the candidates' ideas, plans and initiatives for our beloved Wauwatosa. Spectacular Succulents Workshop Tuesday, March 31st at 1:00 pm Members: $25/Non-Members: $30 Learn about these amazing low maintenance plants and create your own tiny terrarium to take home.

Annual Spring Tea Wednesday, April 8th at 1:00 pm Members: $15/ Non-Members: $20 Advanced Registration a must! Join us for High Tea and the company of Milwaukee’s most famous television personality, Kathy Mykleby. With over 40 years in local television, you’re guaran-teed to delight in the wit and wisdom of this Emmy award-winning journalist and story teller. Please contact the HPSC to volunteer to help and/or be a table host for this event. 414.471.8495

NEW THIS YEAR! A raffle for a one of a kind Commemorative Tea Pot Quilt! Tickets are $5.00 for 3 tickets.

SENIOR CENTER INFORMATION

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Hart Park Senior Center and the Senior Club are programs under the auspices of the Wauwatosa Recreation Department. The Hart Park Senior Center also serves as a Nutrition Site for the Milwaukee County Department on Aging. The Wauwatosa Senior Centers rely on the support and dedication of members, volunteers, donors and community partners. Together we work toward our common goal of continued excellent activities, a fun and friendly environment and meaningful volunteer experiences.

Hart Park Senior Center Staff Director: Kosta Zervas zervasko@wauwatosa.k12.wi.us Program Coordinator: Kristen Hecht Email: hechtkr@wauwatosa.k12.wi.us Phone: (414) 471-8495 Hours of Operation Monday-Thursday: 8am-4pm Friday: 8am-2pm Civic Center Senior Center Staff Program Coordinators: Donna Weingarten and Bob DeLeon Phone: 414-479-8900 Ext. 5789 Hours of Operation Tuesdays: 9am-3pm Wednesdays: 11am-3pm Fridays: 9am-3pm Membership: Wauwatosa Residents: . . . . . . . . . $15 Non-Resident: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $20 Facebook: www.facebook.comWauwatosaSeniorCenters

Payment and Registration Required Advance registration and full payment (cash or check) is required for all activities with fees. Register at least two weeks before the start date in the center office. Activities will be cancelled if minimum registrations are not met. For special accommodations let staff know at time of sign up. Pre-registration is recommended for programs without fees.

Cancelation and Refund Policy Fees for activities and trips cancelled by the Senior Center will be refunded or rescheduled.

Classes or Activities Participants may cancel activity or class enrollment prior to the registration deadline, and request a refund.

Registration fees are not refundable if cancelled on or after a program registration deadline, and may not be transferable.

The Wauwatosa Recreation Department helps to en-hance the quality of life for Wauwatosa citizens of all ages by providing a variety of recreational activities, special events and services which encourage lifelong learning, fitness and fun.

11324 West Center Street, Wauwatosa, WI 53222 Phone: 414-773-2900 www.tosarec.com

Stock Box Thursday, March 26th at 12:30pm

Stock boxes are delivered to the center. They are free, pre-packaged boxes of food from Hunger Task Force. They are filled with nutritious items that can round out a meal. To apply for the program, you must be 60 years of age or older and meet the income requirements.

Good Cheer and Chat

Monday, March 16th at 12:15 pm

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KOSTA’S KORNER COMMUNITY NEWS

Hello Wauwatosa Active Older Adults!!! Happy March! I hope this edition of our Wauwatosa Senior Center newsletter finds you all well and that you are get-ting ready to feel the warmth of the upcoming Spring months. I know when

March hits, I think of 2 things, March Madness and Brewer Baseball. I love how we get excited for that first warm Spring day and how it “springs” us to want to get active again. March is full of exciting things at the senior centers. One pro-gram that I would like to highlight is our Mayoral Candidate forum on March 6th at 1PM at the Hart Park Senior Center. This is your opportunity to listen, ask important questions and compare the candidates running for Mayor. It is sure to be an important afternoon. Please register in advance and we hope to see many of you there. Have a wonderful March! Come visit and say hello. My door is always open. See you soon! Kosta Zervas

IMPORTANT INFORMATION!! ONLINE VOTER GUIDE NOW at VOTE411.org

The League of Women Voters of Milwaukee County has created an online Voter Guide. At the beginning of March, they will publish all general election candidate replies to League questions on the issues at VOTE411.org giving you and all local voters the opportunity to learn about and compare the candidates running for lo-cal office and make informed decisions on Election Day, April 7. Between March 3 and General Election Day April 7, go to VOTE411.org. Fill in your address and see your polling place location, what is on your personal general election ballot, and compare answers of state-wide and local candidates running for office in the April 4 general election. Spread the word to family, friends, neighbors. VOTE411.org is available 24-7 and will go wherever your phone or tablet goes, even to the polls on election day.

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HART PARK ACTIVITIES

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

8:30 Yoga* 9:00 Skat 9:30 Watercolor Workshop* 10:00 Bocce Ball 11:30 Cardio-Balance -Strength* 11:30 Dining Site Meal Service 12:00 Needlers (1st and 3rd Mondays) 12:00 Cards 12:30 Cribbage 12:45 Chair Yoga* 1:00 WAW*

* Indicates fee required Tosa Rec class

8:00 Tai Chi/ Qigong* 8:45 Muscle Conditioning* 10:00 Acrylic Ptg* 10:00 Yoga* 10:30 Greeting Card Class (2nd Tuesday) 11:30 Dining Site Meal Service 12:00 Wii Bowling 12:00 Cards 12:30 Writer’s Workshop* 12:30 Arthritis Foundation*

8:15 Yoga* 9:00 Advanced Spanish* 9:00 Skat 9:30 Aerobics* 10:00 Intermediate Spanish* 11:00 Beginning Spanish* 11:30 Dining Site Meal Service 12:00 Cards 12:00 Mah Jongg 12:30 Movie (4th Wednesday)

8:30 Muscle Conditioning* 9:00 Crafters Corner 10:00 Music From the Hart 10:30 Mixed Media* 11:30 Dining Site Meal Service 12:00 Bridge 12:00 Cards 12:30 Stock Box (4th Thursday) 12:45 Contemp. Book Club (3rd Thursday) 1:00 Acrylic Painting*

8:30 Yoga* 9:45 Aerobics* 10:00 Poetry Circle (2nd & 4th Fridays)11:30 Dining Site Meal Service Fitness equipment is available weekdays.

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Program Committee Meeting Friday, March 13th at 12:30 pm

Travel Committee Meeting Thursday, March 12th at 10:15 am Advisory Committee Meeting Thursday, March 12th at 12:45 in the Riverview Room

Hart Park Senior Center Movie Wednesday, March 25th at 12:30pm “Ford vs Ferrari”

See page 6 for movie description. Birthday Party for March and April Tuesday, April 21 at 1:30 pm Any member with a birthday in March or April is invited to join in the celebration! Sign up at the front desk and bring a friend.

Legal Information Service: Friday, March 6th Attorney Michael Pierski, Muskego Legal Center By appointment 9:45 am—12:15 pm

Toe Nail Trimmers, LLC Thursday, March 5th (9-1:00 pm), 12th and 26th, 9:00-4:00 pm Preregistration Required. Call 262-719-0336 Fee: $29/30 Minute Appointment Receive a safe toenail trimming, foot massage, moisturizing and thorough foot assessment with self-help education from a Registered Nurse.

Little Miss Faith comes and visits our office every time she has class at the Hart Park Senior Center. She makes friends with many of our members and diners.

TOSA SENIOR CLUB ACTIVITIES

Tuesday, March 3 11:00 Cards 11:30 Coffee and Hard Rolls

Wednesday, March 4 11:00 Cards 11:30 Coffee, Hard Rolls & Ice Cream

Friday, March 6 12:00 Lunch 12:45 Movie: “The Basis of Sex”

Tuesday, March 10 11:00 Cards 11:30 Coffee & Donuts

Wednesday, March 11 11:00 Cards 11:30 Coffee & Ice Cream

Friday, March 13 12:00 Lunch 12:45 Presentation: Hansel and Gretel by Wauwatosa Children’s Theater

Tuesday, March 17 11:00 Cards 11:30 Coffee & Hard Rolls

Wednesday, March 18 11:00 Cards 11:30 Coffee & Ice Cream **St Patrick's Day Party**

Friday, March 20 12:00 Lunch 12:45 Book Discussion: Becoming by Michelle Obama

Tuesday, March 24 11:00 Cards 11:30 Coffee & Donuts

Wednesday, March 25 11:00 Cards 11:30 Coffee and Ice Cream

Friday, March 27 12:00 Lunch 12:45 BINGO!

Tuesday. March 31 11:00 Cards 11:30 Coffee & Pie with Ice Cream (birthday celebrations)

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Movie: “On the Basis of Sex” March 6th at 12:45 pm Ruth Bader Ginsburg is a struggling attorney and new mother who faces adversity and numerous obstacles in her fight for equal rights. When Ruth takes on a groundbreaking tax case with her husband, attorney Martin Ginsburg, she knows it could change the direction of her career and the way the courts view gender discrimination.

Book Discussion: Becoming By Michelle Obama March 13th at 12:45 pm Becoming is the memoir of former United States first lady Michelle Obama pub-lished in 2018. Described by the author as a deeply personal experience, the book talks about her roots and how she found her voice, as well as her time in the White House, her public health campaign, and her role as a mother.

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Senior Aerobics on Tues. & Fri. 9:00 – 9:45 Hand Weights following Friday’s class

UPCOMING EVENTS-HART PARK SENIOR CENTER

Contemporary Book Group

Book: “The Book That Matters” by Ann Hood Date: Thursday, March 19th Time: 12:45 pm Discussion Leader: Judi Parmeter Each member of a book group is to present the book that matters most to her. For one member, this understanding unravels the secrets of her past and offers her and her daughter the chance to remake their lives. Hart Park Senior Center Movie Wednesday, March 25 at 12:30pm “Ford vs Ferrari” American automotive designer Carroll Shelby and fearless British race car driver Ken Miles battle corporate interference, the laws of physics and their own personal demons to build a revolutionary vehicle for the Ford Motor Co. Together, they plan to compete against the race cars of Enzo Ferrari at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in France in 1966. —————————————————————————————————————-

Happy Birthday, Mrs. Betty O’Sullivan!! Betty celebrated her 101th birthday on January 31st!! Betty continues to be active at the Hart Park Senior Center by taking her weekly chair yoga class and singing with the Mu-sic From The Hart group. What an inspiration to all of us!

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PROGRAMS

The Dangers of Untreated Hearing Loss Tuesday, March 3rd at 12:30 pm FREE EVENT Please register in advance. Attend this session to learn signs of hear-ing loss and why it’s critical to take action as soon as it’s identified. Technology Support Thursday, March 5th: 9 am-2pm Tuesday, April 14th: 9 am-2pm Wednesday, April 15th: 9 am-2 pm Have a new phone, ipad or device that you need help with? Would you like to learn how to text your grandkids, use Facebook or learn to get the news from Twitter? Maybe you need help organizing photos on your phone or setting up an email account. Make an ap-pointment with one of our tech teachers! We’ll have stu-dents on site to help address your concerns. Sign up in advance for your half-hour appointment. 2020 Mayoral Candidates Round Table Presentation Friday, March 6th at 1:00 pm FREE EVENT Please register in advance. Here is your opportunity to listen to the candidates' ideas, plans and initiatives for our beloved Wauwatosa. Blood Pressure Screenings at Hart Park Wednesday, March 11th 11:00 am-12:15 pm Drop In We’re excited to announce this collaborative program sponsored by the Wauwatosa Public Health and Recreation Departments. Clients are screened on a first-come first-served basis. Clinics are held the second Wednesday of the month from 11:00am-12:15pm.

Shaker Arts in America Thursday, March 12th at 1:00pm Members $3 / Non-Members $5 Advance Registration Appreciated!

Sister Karlyn Cauley, SDS, a renowned Folk Artist and member of the Sisters of the Divine Savior here in Milwaukee, is well known throughout the United States as an expert and folk artist of “Shaker Gift Drawings”. She will share the Gift Drawings made by Shak-er women before the Civil War as well as inventions and products marketed from their original 11 Villages. Her ex-tensive knowledge and expertise comes from her many visits to the last surviving Shaker community in Sabbathyday Lake, Maine. Her folk art has brought awareness to the need for simplicity in our lives and homes. Come and be inspired! Spectacular Succulents Workshop Tuesday, March 31st at 1:00 pm Members: $25/Non-Members: $30 Learn about these amazing low maintenance plants and create your own tiny terrarium to take home.

Meet Barbara Heckenbach March’s Volunteer Spotlight

How long have you been volunteer-ing at Hart Park? 7yrs How long have you lived in Wauwatosa? 20yrs Barbara has been a member since 2012.

What are some of your hobbies? I love gardening, wa-tercolor painting and cooking. Why do you like to volunteer at Hart Park? I started volunteering by serving lunches and moved to the front desk. I was grateful to be able to be here through all of the management changes. I love greet-ing our members and hopefully spreading some sun-shine. Thank you Barbara for all your hard work and dedica-tion to the Hart Park Senior Center! We truly appreci-ate all you do!

VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT WRITER’S WORKSHOP Pay it forward Someday you will use a walker Someday maybe a wheelchair Help someone today On day you may be terminal One day you may have chemo Help someone today Someone may feel great loss Someone has a mental illness Help someone today Somebody has an empty stomach Somebody needs a hand up Help somebody today Patricia Lynne Patricia Lynn started poetry class at Hart Park Senior Center ten years ago. Carol Ortman was class facilitator and dear-ly loved. Patricia has been published numerous times and won poetry contests. She currently attends the writing class.

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Willie Garrison, Supervisor of Equity, Student and Fami-ly Services came to speak about Unconscious Biases for our Tosa Reads event on February 5th.

Chloe Staub from Stone Creek Coffee came to speak to the HPSC on Wednesday, January 27th.

The HPSC hosts the Tales and Tails group on Tuesday mornings in February. Some toddlers come with their grandparents to paint, play and read stories together. It’s a wonderful opportunity for some intergenerational inter-action.

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The UW Freshwater Institute/MATC Culinary Arts Trip Thursday, March 5th Fee: $55 members/ $60 non-members

The UWM School of Freshwater Sciences is the nation's only graduate school dedicated solely to the study of freshwater. From the shores of Lake Michigan, they study the largest freshwater system on Earth. Come with us to take a closer look at the new, state-of-the-art facility, research vessels, remote underwater vehi-cles and drones. After this incredible private tour we will enjoy more of what amazing Milwaukee has to of-fer...lunch at MATC’s critically acclaimed restau-rant ,“Cuisine”. Enjoy locally sourced food and talent during this incredible gourmet meal. Mark Your Calendars Come On Peeps! Join us for a great day out! Tuesday, April 14th, 9 am-2 pm Members: $25/Non-Members: $30 Be a Bunny and Register in Advance! Enjoy creative art made out of the fa-mous sugar-coated marshmallow bun-nies and then head out to Ikea for a little taste of Swedish design. You’ll be on your own at Ikea to wander, shop and dine before returning to Hart Park. My Fair Lady Trip Saturday, April 18th $75 members/$80 non-members More details will be provided in the next few months. Milwaukee Streetcar Food Tour Friday, May 15th $85 members/$90 non-members More details will be provided in the next few months. Look for it!

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Travel Time with Barb Schumacher NO MEETING IN MARCH AND APRIL 9:00-10:00 am and 1:00-2:00 pm

April 6-7 Second Annual Mystery Tour “It’s a Mystery” for two days including motor coach trans-portation, one night hotel and taxes, attractions and some meals. Depart Wauwatosa City Hall for destinations south-west. $299 per person based on double occupancy. Single-$350. Deadline for sign up is March 1, 2020. Limited to 30. May 8-10 Holland Tulip Festival Join Badger’s annual trip to Holland, Michigan staying two nights at the Hampton Inn, Holland, MI. Tour Valdheer’s Tulip Farm and the Delftware Factory. Enjoy reserved premium grandstand seating at the Muzlekparade and the Holland Civic Center evening show. This trip is being offered by popular demand. $699 per per-son based on double occupancy. Single $885. Sign up by March 4 for early booking discount. Deadline for sign up is March 15, 2020. June 14-17 Soaring Eagle & The Saginaw Bay Join Badger Tour for a four day getaway to Mt. Pleasant, MI at the Soaring Eagle Resort and Casino for three nights. En-joy optional tours each day to Saginaw Bay or spend your days relaxing at the resort. $669 per person based on dou-ble occupancy-single supplement $829. Sign up by April 9 to receive $100 off early booking discount. Deadline to sign up is April 25, 2020. Aug. 27-30 Sights of Washington DC – Fly nonstop to Washing-ton, DC for three nights at the Holiday Inn Capitol with daily break-fast, just one block from the National Mall. Explore the free muse-ums with the Hop on Hop off Pass. Special highlight- Library of Congress Free Book Fair. This is an independent tour, escorted by Barb Schumacher. $998 per person based on double occupancy –single supplement $1348. Deadline is July 1, 2020. Limited to 20

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Oct. 30 –Nov. 2 EXCLUSIVE for Hart Park “The Closing of the Grand Hotel” Journey to Mackinac Island for three nights at the famous Grand Hotel, enjoy listening to the Grand Hotel Orchestra, the Halloween Ball, horse drawn carriage tour of the Island, closing events and clos-ing presentation and most meals. $1299 per person based on double occupancy – single supplement $1949. Deadline for sign up is Sept. 11, 2020. Escorted by Barb Schumacher and Limited to 30 Contact Barb Schumacher (414-305-1060) for more information

WHAT’S HAPPENING AT THE WAUWATOSA SENIOR CLUB!!??

Music From the Hart came to the Senior Club on Wednes-day, January 22nd for their Christmas in January Party. There was good food and conversation.

A special thank you to Laurie Linnan for coming to the Senior Club to teach a card making class.

The Senior Club visited Zisters for lunch and then saw Peaceful, Easy Feeling: The Eagles and Friends at the Sunset Playhouse on Tuesday, January 27th.

The Just Mercy book discussion was a hit! Everyone was engaged and participated in the discus-sions. Thank you to Carol Brown and Chris Groh for leading the group.

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CENTER NEWS

Hart Park Senior Dining Meals Served Weekdays at 11:30 Suggested Donation: $3.00/Age 60+ Reservations ............................... (414) 257-3534 Enjoy a nutritious meal and meet new friends. New diners are always welcome! Just make a reserva-tion by noon the day before you wish to dine.

Weather Cancellations: When the Wauwatosa School District cancels clas-ses and/or extra-curricular activities, Wauwatosa’s Senior Centers are also cancelled. Tune to local radio and TV stations for cancellation information.

Participant Code of Conduct Any participant whose behavior infringes on the rights of other participants and/or staff, volunteers and instructors, could be asked to leave the center.

EMERGENCY PROCEDURES Tornado? Proceed to basement of the building. Fire? Get out of the building Intruder? Hide! Take care of YOU! If you need medical assistance, we will call 911. Theresa Gamsky celebrated her 90th birthday on Wednesday, Feb 4th! Happy Birthday!!!

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