MANITOWOC SENIOR CENTER

Published in the interests of all area older adults.

3330 Custer Street, Manitowoc, WI 54220 Phone: 920-686-3060

Fax: 920-683-4504 www.manitowoc.org/seniorcenter

A bit of malarkey and a lot of Cheer, make no mistake

you’ll want to be Here!

Let the Palace of Reif Mills bring a taste O’the Irish to you…..

Shamrocks & Clover Leaves of Four Lucky Leprechauns, Rainbows

& Laughs Galore!

~ A PotLuck Lunch will follow entertainment ~

Enjoy a Baked Potato Bar with all the fixings. A fare with an Irish flare.

Cost: $3/mbr | $4/guest

Hours & Information 920-686-3060

Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 4:00pm

Phone: (920) 686-3060 Fax: (920) 686-3069

Gift Shop Hours Open to the Public

Monday - Friday: 9:00am - 3:30pm

Thursday

March 17th

at 11:00am at the

Manitowoc

Senior Center

Sponsored By...

Upon registration, take your lucky pick from the pot if you dare. For what is printed on your

slip reveals what you will share.

Baked potatoes & refreshments will be provided.

Registration Deadline: Thursday. March 10th

Friday—February 12th at 1:00pm

Please join us for a special showing of WALK THE LINE

Starring Joaquin Phoenix & Reese Witherspoon.

The real-life story of Johnny Cash and June Carter

Cash who made it through every peak and valley

imaginable with a lot of love and a lot of devotion.

Plus, the music is fantastic too.

Special Treats and Refreshments will be served!

Sponsored by Home Care Health Services & Hospice.

Please RSVP by calling 686-3060 or stopping at the office. * FREE * Members Only* Rated PG –13 (136min.)

Manitowoc Senior Center Information

Fees

Annual Fee: Must be at least 55 years

$24.00 for city residents

$30.00 for non-residents

Lifetime memberships fee

Must be at least 55 years

$100 city residents $130 for non-residents

Staff

Senior Center and Recreation Dept.

Team Leader Denise Larson

dlarson@manitowoc.org

686-3061

Administrative Support Specialist

Penny Fabian pfabian@manitowoc.org

686-3063

Administrative Support Specialist

Melissa Franz mfranz@manitowoc.org

686-3064

Facebook Page

Disclaimer www.facebook/

manitowocseniorcenter The City of Manitowoc

Senior Center Facebook page was created by the city to enhance and encourage communication with the

city. This page will primarily be used for outgoing

communication and to keep you informed. From time to time, there may be pictures posted from events, classes or groups at the center. If you wish that your picture not be posted on this site, please let us know at the

senior center office.

City of Manitowoc Committee on Aging

Mary Schultz Ron Von Drachek

Ruth Malzahn Beatie Dornaus-Lau

Donna Kickland Don Duchon

Gary Erickson Pat Clark-Chairperson

Manitowoc Community

Meals

Phone: 683-4384

For Reservations and Cancellations

Please phone 683-4384 by 12:00 Noon the day before.

Transportation available daily ~ Menu may vary

slightly

Manitowoc Community Meals are served

Monday through Friday at 12:00 Noon at the

Manitowoc Senior Center, 3330 Custer Street, in cooperation with the Manitowoc County Nutrition

Program.

A donation by participants insures continuation of the

meal program. Participation is not related to income.

For more information, or to begin receiving

meals on wheels, contact the Aging

Resource Center at 683-4180.

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3 Mark Your Calendar

Tours/Trips Page 7 & 8

February Trip: Fox Valley Museums…………..Thursday, February 11, Bus Departs 8:45a March Trip: Cedarburg Quilt Museum & Winery……..Tuesday, March 22, Bus Departs 9a April Trip: Hedda! A Musical Conversation……...Wednesday, April 13, Bus Departs 11a

** For all Trips: Please arrive at the Senior Center 15 Minutes prior to departure

time to allow for sign-in and bus loading. Thank You.

Recreation

Birthday BINGO...Last Mon. of the mth-1pm Breakfast BINGO…………..…..Fri. at 9:30am BINGO…………………….…….Wed. at 1:00pm Sunday BINGO….CANCELLED UNTIL MARCH Bridge…………………...........Tues. at 1:00pm Canasta……………………...Thur. at 12:30pm Cribbage………….……………...Fri. at 1:20pm Cribbage……….…………... Thurs. at 1:00pm Dominoes…..……….Mon. & Thur. at 1:00pm Hand & Foot………Wed & Thurs at 12:30pm Hearts……………...Mon. & Thur. at 10:00am Mahjong ……………………….Wed. at 1:00pm Monthly Movie..…….…..3rd Tues. at 1:00pm Mystic Moods Orchestra….Wed. at 10:45am Pinochle…………………..….Mon. at 12:30pm Scrabble………………...……...Fri. at 10:00am Sheepshead………...Tue. & Thur. at 1:00pm Silver Memories Choir...Mon.*check Schedule Skat………….……………..….Tues. at 1:00pm Sunday Cards…...CANCELLED UNTIL MARCH Table Tennis……...….….….…Fri. after 10am Wii Bowling………….……...Daily 8am to 4pm

Crafts Caring Cards……………..…...Mon. at 9:00am Ceramics (monthly fee…………Mon. at 9:00am Pottery………………....Wed. & Fri. at 1:00pm Senior Crafts …………….…...Tues.at 9:00am Tie Quilters………………...….Mon. at 9:00am Wood Carving…………..…….Tues. at 9:30am Watercolor Painting……......Thur. at 9:00am Weaving………………….…....Tues. at 1:00pm Creative Crafts Class (add’l class fees apply) …...Tues. at 1:00pm

Health Blood Pressure…………..…1st Tues. @ 9:30am Blood Pressure…………….3rd Tues. at 9:30am Foot Care……………......Currently not available

Exercise (additional nominal fees apply)

Advanced Tai Chi……..Mon. & Wed. at 2:55pm Beginners Tai Chi .....Tues. & Thur. at 2:55pm EZ Does it Line Dancing…….Thur. at 10:00am Line Dance Lessons.…..…..……..Wed. at 1:15p Senior Shape Up……...Tue. & Thur. at 8:45am Yoga…………….………...Wed. & Fri. at 9:00am

Education Bible Study ………………..….Thur. at 10:00am *Computer Lessons……...Thur. at 1pm & 2pm *Insurance Counseling..… 2nd & 4th Tues am *Legal Counseling ….….1st Fri. of each month

* By appointment only.

Services Provided:

Photocopies in office: 20¢/sheet (Black/White)

Printed documents in library: 20¢/sheet (B/W)

Local phone calls: 10¢/call * No long distance phone calls please. Paper Shredder—no charge

Maritime Metro Bus Passes: $25/month

Assist to Transport Tickets: $2/each one-way

Nutrition site or add’l stop tickets 75¢/each

Calendar of Events

MON TUES WED THURS FRI

1 9a Ceramics 9a Quilters 9a Caring Cards 10a Hearts 12:30p Pinochle 1p Dominoes 1p Crocheting 2p Knitting 2:55p Advanced Tai Chi

2 8:45a Senior Shape-Up

9a Senior Crafts 9:30a Blood Pressure 9:30a Wood Carving 10:50a Jazzercise 11a August Tour 1p Skat/Sheepshead 1p Bridge / Weaving 1p Creative Craft Class 2:55p Beginners Tai Chi

3 9a Yoga 10:45a Mystic Moods 1p Bingo 1p Mahjong 1p Hand & Foot 1p Line Dance Class 1p Pottery Class 2:55p Advanced Tai Chi

4 8:45a Senior Shape-up 9a Watercolor 10a EZ Does It/Hearts 10a Bible Study 12:30p Hand & Foot 1p Dominoes/cribbage 1p Sheepshead 1p Zydeco Dance 3:55p Beginners Tai Chi

5 9a Yoga 9:30a Breakfast Bingo

Sponsored by Rivers Bend 10a Scrabble 1p Pottery Class 1:20p Cribbage

8 8:45a Retired Teachers 9a Ceramics 9a Quilters 9a Caring Cards 10a Hearts 11a Dr. Heimerl Talk

12:30p Pinochle 1p Dominoes 1p Crocheting

2p Knitting 2:55p Advanced Tai Chi

9 8:45a Senior Shape-Up

9a Senior Crafts 9:30a Wood Carving

10a Game Day

10:50a Jazzercise 1p Skat/Sheepshead 1p Bridge / Weaving 1p Creative Craft Class 1p Gift Shop Meeting 2:55p Beginners Tai Chi

10 9a Yoga 10:45a Mystic Moods 1p Bingo 1p Mahjong 1p Hand & Foot 1p Line Dance Class 1p Pottery Class 2:55p Advanced Tai Chi

11 8:45a Feb. Tour

8:45a Senior Shape-up 9a Watercolor 10a EZ Does It/Hearts 10a Bible Study 12:30p Hand & Foot 1p Dominoes/cribbage 1p Sheepshead 1p Zydeco Dance 2:55p Beginners Tai Chi

6p Quilt Guild

12 9a Yoga 9:30a Breakfast Bingo

Sponsored by HomeCare Health 10a Scrabble 12Noon Red Hat Tea 1p Valentine’s Day MOVIE!

1p Pottery Class

1:20p Cribbage

15 9a Ceramics 9a Tie Quilters 9a Caring Cards 10a Hearts 10a Party Com. Mtg

12:30p Pinochle 1p Dominoes 1p Crocheting 2p Knitting 2:55p Advanced Tai Chi

16 Voting-Clasrm7a-8p

8:45a Senior Shape-Up 9a Senior Crafts 9:30a Blood Pressure 9:30a Wood Carving 10:50a Jazzercise 1p Monthly Movie

1p Skat/Sheepshead 1p Bridge/Weaving 1p Creative Craft Class 2:55p Beginners Tai Chi

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9a Yoga 10a Medicare Talk

10:45a Mystic Moods 1p Bingo 1p Mahjong 1p Hand & Foot 1p Line Dance Class 2:55p Advanced Tai Chi

18 8:45a Sr Shape-up 9a Watercolor 10a EZ Does It

10a Hearts 10a Bible Study

12:30p Hand&Foot 1p Dominoes/cribbage 1p Sheepshead 1p Zydeco Dance 2:55p Beginners Tai Chi

19 9a Yoga 9:30a Breakfast Bingo

Sponsored by Felician Village 10a Scrabble 1:20p Cribbage

22 9a Ceramics 9a Tie Quilters 9a Caring Cards 10a Hearts 12:30p Pinochle 1p Dominoes 1p Crocheting 2p Knitting 2:55p Advanced Tai Chi

238:45a Senior Shape-Up

9a Senior Crafts 9:30a Wood Carving 10a GameDay

10:50a Jazzercise 1p Skat/Sheepshead 1p Bridge/Weaving 1p Creative Craft Class 2:55p Beginners Tai Chi

24 9a Yoga 10:45a Mystic Moods 1p Bingo 1p Mahjong 1p Hand & Foot 1pLine Dance Class 2:55p Advanced Tai Chi

25 8:45a Sr Shape-up

9a Watercolor 10a EZ Does It 10a Hearts 10a Bible Study 12:30p Hand&Foot 1p Dominoes/cribbage 1p Sheepshead 1p Zydeco Dance 2:55p Beginners Tai Chi

26 8:10a ZUMBA Begins

9a Yoga 9:30a Breakfast Bingo

Sponsored by Mtwc Health & Rehab 10a Scrabble 1:20p Cribbage

29 9a Ceramics 9a Tie Quilters 9a Caring Cards 10a Hearts 12:30p Pinochle 1p Dominoes 1p Birthday Bingo

1p Crocheting 2p Knitting 2:55p Advanced Tai Chi

SUNDAY EVENTS

Effective immediately: Due to low participation, the Senior Center will not be open the 2nd Sunday of the

month during January or February. Sunday Bingo/Cards will reconvene in March.

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Income Tax Preparation

The Manitowoc Senior Center will not have income tax preparation available for the 2015

tax season. This is due to the lack of tax preparation volunteers.

Please check with the Two Rivers Senior Center at 793-5596 or the Lakeshore

Technical College VITA Program at 693-1398 to see if they have any appointments

available.

Homestead Tax Appointments

Barb Koch will once again be taking

appointments for the Homestead Tax Credit on Monday afternoons,

beginning January 25, 2016. Appointments can be made by calling the Senior Center at 686-3060 and will be on a first come, first

served basis. Items to bring to your appointment include:

Current tax bill (if you own your home) or

Completed rent certificate (if you rent) 2015 Social Security Benefit statement Homestead Forms (if you have them)

Pension statements Statements/proof of any other income

Please be sure to have all of these items together prior to coming to your

appointment!

The Manitowoc Senior Center has free legal and insurance

counseling appointments available for the senior

community. If you have a legal issue or questions on life, health, auto or home

insurance or Medicare, call 686-3060 to schedule your

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Senior Center Day Trips For all Trips: PLEASE ARRIVE 15 MINUTES BEFORE DEPARTURE TO ALLOW FOR SIGN IN & BUS LOADING.

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Tuesday, March 22, 2016 Come along on this fabulous tour of Cedarburg! The first stop will be at the Cedarburg General Store Museum, which boasts an extensive collection of items from the 1900’s-1940’s.

The next stop will be the Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts, which will be sure to have everyone in stiches with their historic collection of historical fiber arts. After lunch at the museum, visit the Woolen Mill (stairs involved) where you will view a demonstration about wool carding on original 1860 machinery. The final stop will be the Cedar Creek Winery for a wine tasting and either a tour of their wine cellar or a bit of shopping in the local stores. Departing at 9:00a, Returning approximately 4p.

Registration Ends Wed., March 2 (18+ registration begins Jan. 18th.) Members: $61.00 | Non-Members $76.00

Lunch choices: Roasted Chicken on Ciabatta, Ham & Swiss Wrap, or Field Salad w/chicken

Wednesday, April 13, 2016 Hedda! Is an original one-woman musical on the iconic Hollywood gossip columnist, actress and political pundit! Scorned by some as a crackpot in a hat, Hedda Hopper had a broad and enduring effect of film and politics. Her column, with a readership of 32 million, was the voice of small town America. Hedda Hopper is compellingly and comedically brought to life by the hysterical and charismatic Jillian Gabrielle. Join us at the Riverside Ballroom for this fantastic tour, which has become a big hit with senior citizens everywhere! Lunch consisting of all you can eat chicken, dressing, potatoes, desserts and more will be served! Bus will depart at 11a and return approximately 4p.

Registration Ends Mon., March 28** (18+ registration begins Feb. 15th) Members: $78.00 | Non-Members $93.00

**Be sure to sign up early! If we do not have enough signed up by February 19 the tour will be cancelled!

Monday, May 16th! We are planning another exciting Mystery Trip for May! We are still working on finalizing the details, but they will surely be available by the end of February, with registration beginning March 2! The only decision you will have to make is chicken or ham! Pricing, registration info and times will be available in March News Notes.

We are in the process of planning our 2016 Brewer Game Trip! We are planning on attending the June 1 game versus the St. Louis Cardinals. Pricing and registration information should be available in the March newsletter.

8 Manitowoc Senior Center’s Mackinac Island Lilac Festival

June 8-10 [3 days | 2 nights]

Tour Highlights… Mackinac Bridge | Mackinac Island | Ferry Ride

Carriage Tour| One night in Mackinac City | One Night on Mackinac Island Five Meals, including Lunch Buffet at Grand Hotel

Tour Cost Per Person $485 Double | $465 Triple | $445 Quad | $595 Single

For reservations, please contact he Senor Center. Deposit of $100 is due upon registration. Please make checks payable to Nationwide Travelers.

Cancellation insurance is available for an additional $25 per person.

To register using a credit card, call 1-800-236-5511 and reference tour #13105

(A 4% service charge is added to credit card payments)

Join us for a Travel Showcase on Tuesday, March 1 @ 1pm!

Registration Deadline April 1!

Beginning with our April tour, we will offer an Early Bird registration discount during the first two weeks of sign up. Those who sign up during

this time will save $5 off their registration fees! *Not valid on all tours

Avoid Cancellations, Register Early!

To avoid trip cancellations, please register for trips prior to the deadline printed on the trip information! Most trips require at least 30 participants to go and have a deadline about a month prior to the actual trip date.

New!

**NEW** Pottery Class will begin Wednesday, Feb. 3rd at 1:00pm. This four-class session will run Wednesday and Friday afternoons from 1pm to 3pm each day. Dates for this class are Feb. 3, 5, 10 & 12. The project will consist of taking slip-casted molds and making your own creation by piecing multiple pieces together to build a one-of-a-kind piece of artwork. Doesn’t this sound FUN? Fee: $10 Includes all supplies.

Space is limited. Call now 686-3060 or stop in the office to register. Classes available to members only.

Activity provided by:

We’re going Wii BOWLING Round up your friends or fly solo!

Either way it’s great way to socialize and get in a little exercise for the

body & the brain!

Refreshments provided. Reservations appreciated:

Call 686-3060 Center Members!!

Join us at the Center for GAME DAY Tuesday, Feb. 9th & 23rd

at 10:00am

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Due to low attendance, the Senior Center will not be open the 2nd Sunday in February. We will resume Sunday

activities on March 13th. Thank you for your understanding.

The Manitowoc Recreation Department is offering the “Safe Winter Walking” program at the Citizen Park Recreation Center. The building will be open Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings from 8 am – 10:30 am. This program will help those who wish to walk in the winter, but want to avoid the snow, cold and ice, meet their fitness goals! Please be sure to bring clean, dry shoes to walk in. In order to track attendance, we ask that participants sign in each day. The program will run thru mid-March. Get out there and get moving! The program is free and open to the public.

All members of the Gift Shop are asked to attend the meeting on Tuesday, February 9th at 1:00pm.

Interested in becoming a member of the gift shop? Attend the meeting and find out everything you need to know about joining!

Please let us know if you will be attending. Call 686-3060 or stop at the front desk. Thank You

Meeting will be held in the coffee shop.

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Fun & Games 10

Theme: CHILDRENS STORIES

ACROSS

1. What a bridge does 6. Indian restaurant staple 9. Done to some pets 13. Gold unit 14. *Aladdin, for short 15. Biotic community 16. Bring upon oneself 17. Pine juice 18. Scandinavian fjord, e.g. 19. To beat seeds from grain 21. *Don't let it drive the bus! 23. Exclamation of disgust 24. Update an iPod 25. Eastern title 28. Adjutant 30. Often found on the lap 35. Sea eagles 37. As opposed to an opinion 39. It's firma 40. The Destroyer in Hinduism 41. Springtime flower 43. *Told to go away in nursery rhyme 44. Subject of wars of 1839-42 and 1856-60

46. *Ferdinand, e.g. 47. Catchall abbr. 48. Small sphere 50. Sealed with a handshake 52. Archaic "your" 53. Kind of bag 55. To nuke 57. *Friend of the man in yellow 60. *Crayon artist 63. Russian crepes 64. *"One fish ___ fish..." 66. Sag 68. Derived from gold 69. Lil Wayne's genre 70. Short musical composition 71. Rendezvous 72. Repeated to a captain 73. Revolving mechanism

DOWN

DOWN 1. Navigate moguls 2. Breathe noisily 3. Gateway monument 4. Pleasant Island 5. *"______ Nona" 6. *Mr. Incredible's son 7. Chicken _ __ king 8. Sassy 9. Cosine's counterpart 10. Prince William's sport 11. Prayer end 12. Hitherto 15. Lion or tiger, e.g. 20. 9 to 5, e.g. 22. Weary traveler's welcome spot 24. Withdraw or sequester 25. *"The Tortoise and the Hare" author 26. Complain 27. Blacksmith's block 29. Apply to a surface 31. Salon service 32. Deadly snake 33. March celebrants 34. *She's so fancy 36. Author ____ Bellow 38. Mosaic piece 42. *The _____, Eloise's residence 45. Like meters and kilograms 49. Clothe 51. Pantry 54. "Four" prefix 56. _____ Novo, Benin 57. Elmer's, e.g. 58. De Valera's land 59. "Put a lid __ __!" 60. It springs eternal? 61. Stumblebum 62. *Bird from "Alice's Adven-tures in Wonderland" 63. "Kapow!" 65. *"Make ___ for Ducklings" 67. P in mpg

More Fun & Games 11

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Answer on pg. 18—NO PEEKING

A black dog stands in the middle of an inter-section in a town painted black. None of the street lights are working due to a power failure caused by a local storm. A car with two broken headlights drives towards the dog, but turns in time to avoid hitting him. How could the driver have seen the dog in time?

The new, public ice skating rink is now open at the Farmer’s Market parking lot on Quay

Street, which adjoins Burger Boat Park. Benches and picnic tables around the rink are available for those wishing to rest or change footwear. At times, the rink may be closed for certain periods in order to smooth it over with more water. Signs will be posted when it is closed for this or other reasons. There is no cost to skate. Skate rental is not available.

Ice Skating Rink Rules 1. Open daily 6a to 11p (normal park hours).2. Skate at your own risk—skating can be a

dangerous activity that could result in serious injury.

3. Children 10 and under require adult supervision. 4. Recreational skating only—hockey games or

games of chase may only be done with prior approval (contact the Parks office at 686-3580).

5. Skate in a counter-clockwise direction. 6. In case of emergency, call 911. 7. Please follow all other general park rules while

skating.

The City of Manitowoc takes pride in our public parks. If you see someone violating these rules, call the Police Department at 686-3500. Violators will be banned from public parks. Also, smile, the City of Manitowoc may be using video surveillance cameras.

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Blood Pressure Checks are offered for free at the Center on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday

of each month from 9:30am—11:00am

(please note new time) in the classroom across from the Coffee Shop.

Free Computer Workshops are normally offered one Friday afternoon each

month on various topics. If there is a topic you would

like us to cover when it comes to your laptop,

tablet, kindle, etc., please let us know and we will

work with the Manitowoc Public Library in scheduling a workshop on that topic.

Currently we do not have a workshop scheduled for

February.

Become a Blanketeer! “Blanketeers” provide new,

handmade, washable blankets of all sizes and

child-friendly colors to be given as gifts to seriously ill and traumatized children,

ages 0-18. They are distrib-uted locally and out of state to hospitals, to the police to

keep in their trunks, disaster areas, or wherever the need may be. Blankets can be dropped off at the Manitowoc Senior Center

office.

Are you looking to get out and meet some new friends, socialize or learn something new? Our social groups at the center are fun, friendly, welcoming and would love to have you! Try your hand at:

Scrabble ~ Hearts Dominoes ~ Cribbage

Mahjong ~ Bridge Bible Study ~ Tie Quilting Senior Crafts ~ Watercolor

Wood Carving ~ Caring Cards

All these social groups are included with your

membership.

Inquire Today!

CALLING ALL CRAFTY PEOPLE!! MEN & WOMEN!!

The Senior Craft Group is in need of new people to join their

group! They meet every Tuesday morning at 9:00am

in the sewing room. Come find your creative side

with this fun & inviting group! Use items such as fabric,

buttons, glue, ribbon to silk flowers, beads and baskets to

create one of a kind and unique items which are donated to

the gift shop as a way to raise funds for the center.

Interested? Stop by the sewing room any Tuesday at 9am!

Hope to see you there!

We are seeking new members to join our Party Committee!

Do you enjoy planning parties? Do you have good

ideas for fun themes and entertainment?

Are you looking for a way to get involved and meet new people? Join the Party!

The Party Committee meets every other month to plan themed parties such as St.

Patrick’s, Christmas, Spring

Fling, and more. Interested?

Contact Penny at 686-3063 or stop in

and let us know.

Overheard at the Monday Morning “Hearts” Card Club.

A 98 year old player #1 stated, “I’ll be 99 on my next birthday”.

Play #2 said “Does living that long indicate you were very good

when you were young?”

Player #1 replied “I like to think the longer years gives me more

time to repent.”

Get moving at your own Pace! Fridays at 8:10am~Beginning Feb. 26, 2016

Heather Davenport with River’s Bend Heath & Rehab Center will be offering a 6 week trial class to be held on Fridays at 8:10am. Class will begin February 26th and run through April 1st. Zumba Gold is designed for the active older adult, the true beginner and/or people who are not used to exercis-ing, or people who may be limited physically. Zumba Gold is done at a much lower inten-sity. Same great Latin styles of music and dance are used. Classes strive to improve your balance, strength, flexibility and most importantly, your heart.

Sign up now at the front desk. Members only. Cost: $4 per month

In the event of bad weather, we will announce closings or cancellations for the Manitowoc Senior Center and Recreation Department on WOMT (1240 AM) and WCUB (980 AM). Cancellations may also be checked by calling our cancellation hotline at 686-3595 (line is only updated when weather is questionable and not on a daily basis) or by visiting our website or Facebook page. If you do not feel safe traveling or walking outside during questionable weather, and the Center is not closed, please use your best judgment when deciding to leave the house. Meals on Wheels is cancelled if the Manitowoc Public Schools are closed.

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Dr. Herimerl’s Talk at the Senior Center

February’s Topic is AMERICAN HEALTHCARE

How can we save our badly broken healthcare system?

Monday, February 8th at 11am

Call 652.0116 to register. Space is limited. Open to the public

Tuesdays at 1pm

Join Vivian and her Tuesday Afternoon Rowdy Rippers

class each Tuesday at 1pm. This month, class will

continue working to create the beautiful

Woven Ribbon Quilt

Class fee for the continuation of this project is $5 for Members and $10 for non-members. [$10Mbr/$20Nonmbr if just beginning the project.]

Registration is required.

Have you seen the beautiful watercolor paintings on the wall in the Lobby?

The current theme is

BUILDINGS

This collection includes everything from cabins in the woods and lighthouses to the tallest skyscrapers. Stop by and check them out. Better yet, stop in on Thursday mornings between 9a-11a and watch the paintings come to life in person.

Would you like to start a new hobby? Give Watercolor a try. No previous experience is needed. The group would love to show you all you need to know, from what tools you need to the first stroke of the brush. The watercolor group meets every Thursday at 9am and is open to all members of the center.

14 The Caring Cards Group would like to Thank everyone who donated all the new and used cards in 2015. Besides the 18 nursing homes, they also included 750 cards to the Veterans Home in King, Wi., and 150 to meals-on-wheels. The Veterans Home also replied with a nice Thank You letter expressing their appreciation.

The Holiday Fair Raffles was a big success again, bringing in a total of $1,123.00. All funds raised help support the center in ways such as updates and program-ming. Thank you to everyone who helped support the center by either purchasing raffle tickets or donating items for the raffle baskets! It is greatly appreciated!

JUST A NOTE OR TWO…. 1. Those who use the Fitness Room, there is now a sign-in sheet by the door. Please

make sure to sign in each day you use the facility. 2. We will be archiving two weeks worth of the Herald Times Reporter in the

Library. If you didn’t have a chance to read up, you’ll find them there. 3. We are still working on finding someone to provide Foot Care at the center. 4. Avoid cancellations of activities and trips by registering early! Thank You. 5. We are still looking for a volunteer to help transplant our beautiful plants. 6. Have questions about insurance or a legal matter? We have appointments availa-

ble for free counseling for the senior community. Call 686-3060 to schedule.

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The Manitowoc Senior Center is proposing implementation of One Day and One Week Guest Passes, which would be available to anyone who wishes to utilize the facility and does not have a membership with us. As a valued member of the Center, we ask that you provide us with your thoughts/feedback on this idea. If these passes are approved, members will no longer be able to bring a nonmember to participate in members only activities (bingo, cards, exercise programs, etc.), as they would have to purchase a membership pass.

These short-term passes would include most membership participation benefits including: yoga, bingo, Senior Shape Up (additional charge), monthly movie, etc. Activities not included with guest passes would be Vivian’s TARR, Tai Chi, or special pricing for parties or trips.

Please turn in completed surveys at the front desk or complete it online at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ZM8YQMV. When completing the survey, we ask that you provide your contact information. This information will only be used by Senior Center staff, in order to validate your responses. Thank you for your input!

1. Name:___________________________________________ Phone:_______________________________

2. Are you a member of the Manitowoc Senior Center? (circle one) Yes No

3. Should the Senior Center implement Day/Week Membership Passes? These would be available to nonmembers/out of town guests who wish to participate in activities or classes at the Senior Center. (circle one) Yes No

Comments:_________________________________________________________________________________

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4. Do you believe that $2.00 is a fair price for a one day pass? (circle one) Yes No

Comments:_________________________________________________________________________________

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5. Do you believe that $5.00 is a fair price for a one week pass? (circle one) Yes No

Comments:_________________________________________________________________________________

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6. Do you have any concerns about implementing the day/week membership passes? If so,

what are they? _____________________________________________________________________________

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7. Do you have any additional comments or suggestions? ___________________________________

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Although we value everyone's input, we ask that only current Senior Center Members participate.

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More than one third of adults 65 or over fall each year. Among older adults, falls are the leading cause of injury, hospital admissions for trauma and death. Additionally, Manitowoc County ranks highest in the number of fall-related deaths in the state. This is a very scary statistic.

Stepping On is a program that offers older adults a way of reducing falls by incorporating and discussing a range of issues that include falls and risks, strength and balance exercises, initiating a medication review, vision exams, home safety, safe footwear and what to do and how to cope after a fall. The program is research-based and scientifically proven to reduce falls by over 30% among participants. The Stepping On course consists of seven weekly classes that are each approximately two-hours in length. There is a $10 fee to offset the cost of materials, but the class itself, is free and open to anyone. It is especially beneficial to those 60 or older, those who have had a fall or have a fear of falling, or living in their own home. For more information or to register, please call the ADRC of the Lakeshore at 1-877-416-7083.

Next classes will be held on Wednesdays, March 2-April 13, 10a-12noon, at the Manitowoc Senior Center.

Please consider participating. It could save your life.

Held Wednesdays At the Manitowoc Senior Center

March 2-April 13, 2016

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Why Take the AARP Smart Driver Course? The AARP Smart Driver™

Course is the nation’s first and largest refresher course for drivers age 50 and older. It has given millions of drivers the skills and tools they need to drive safely on today’s roads, allowing them to re-main independent for many

years to come. In fact, 97% of those who take it change at least one driving behavior. And the best part? There are no tests to pass - just useful information to keep you safe on the road!

Call 686-3060 TODAY to Register! Cost: $15/AARP Mbr $20/Non-Mbr

Payment can be made on the day of class via

cash or check payable to AARP.

AARP SMART DRIVER COURSE at the Manitowoc Senior Center

Wednesday, May 11— 8am to 12:30pm

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Below is the answer to the Mind Trap from page 11. No peeking if

you haven’t tried to figure it out yet!

Luckily for the dog, it was daylight.

Grab your sweetheart (or a friend) and learn something new this year! The Recreation Department is offering its very popular, adults only, Ballroom Dancing program. Participants will learn the Waltz, Fox Trot, Swing, Polka, Tango, Cha Cha & Latin/Salsa dancing! Class is held at the Manitowoc Senior Center on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30p. Class will

run February 28 - April 3, 2016. Cost per couple is $36.00 (City Resident) and $42.00 (Non-Resident). Space is limited! Call 686-3060 to register!

Adult Shape-Up is an all around fitness class with a cardio mix of standard aerobics, interval training & kickboxing with toning through stretching, basic Pilates & strength training using light dumbbells. It's the perfect solution for anyone just starting out and also for advanced exercisers. Options & modifications are shown for all levels of fitness for your own optimum workout. Classes will run on Mondays and Wednesdays, February 15-March 23 at

6:30pm and are held at the Monroe Elementary gym. Cost is $19.00 (City Resident) and $26.00 (Non-Resident). Space is limited! Call 686-3060 to register.

Thursdays from 1:00—2:30pm

KICK UP YOUR HEELS during these easy, upbeat class. This is a great class for

everyone who loves music. Exercise never felt like so much fun! Benefits include

increased flexibility, brain enhancement, better balance and stronger muscles!

Who doesn’t want that?! All levels are welcome.

Give it a Go! Sign up at the front counter.

Cost per member: $4/mth

Tai Chi is often referred to “meditation in

motion”. This low-impact, slow motion exercise involves movements that are usually circular and never forced, the muscles are relaxed rather than tensed, the joints are not fully extended or bent, and connective tissues are not stretched. Tai Chi can be easily adapted for anyone, from the most fit to people confined to wheelchairs or recovering from surgery. Although Tai Chi is slow and gentle and doesn’t leave you breathless, it addresses the key components of fitness — muscle strength, flexibility, balance, and, to a lesser degree, aerobic conditioning.

NEW Beginner Tai Chi classes will meet every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon at 2:55pm beginning Tue., April 5th.

Sign up now at the front desk. Cost is $4/month *Available to Center members only.

1. Why did the banana go out with the prune? 2. What did one pickle say to the other? 3. What did the boy octopus say to the girl

octopus?

1. Because it couldn't get a date 2. You mean a great dill to me. 3. Can I hold your hand, hand, hand, hand, hand,

hand, hand, hand?

19 The Nutrition Exchange by Stephanie Stenzel, Dietetic Intern

Dear Stephanie,

My daughter recently purchased me a CoQ10 supplement that she said I should

take. Is it okay for me to take it and why is it so good?

Sincerely, CoQ10 Confusion

Dear CoQ10 Confusion, Though you may not know it, your question is very appropriate for this edition of Nutrition Exchange. February is American Heart Month!

CoQ10, also known as Coenzyme Q10, is known for its potential to improve our heart health. This compound is made by our body to help our cells function properly and make energy. CoQ10 is also one of the antioxidants produced by the body. Antioxidants function to prevent cell damage caused by destructive free radicals. These damaging particles damage our cell membranes, DNA, and can even kill our cells. This supplement has been used to treat various ailments such as blood pressure, heart conditions, muscle pain, Alzheimer’s disease, migraines, macular

degeneration, and low energy. However, CoQ10 has not been proven to treat or improve many of these conditions. Though research doesn’t substantiate all of these claims, there is good evidence to support its effectiveness for heart disease and blood pressure. As we age, our risk for developing heart disease grows. Various forms of heart disease are believed to be caused by free radical damage. Because of Coenzyme Q10’s role as an antioxidant, it can help quench the free radicals and prevent further damage to our cells. As with heart disease, CoQ10 functions similarly in regards to blood pressure. Over time, free radical damage of blood vessels and

arteries can affect blood pressure. In conjunction with a healthy diet, CoQ10 works to combat free radical damage and stress on our blood vessels. By doing so, it helps to maintain lower blood pressure levels. Though our body naturally produces CoQ10, we tend to make less of it as we age. Supplementation is definitely an easy way for us to increase our body’s concentration of CoQ10. In addition to supplementation, we can also get amounts of CoQ10 through foods like chicken, low fat dairy, vegetable oils, nuts, seeds, and fatty fish. When taking CoQ10 supplements, there isn’t

a standard as to how much you should take. Typically, 200mg of CoQ10 per day is considered an adequate dose. However, before taking any type of supplement, you should consult your health care provider. CoQ10 and other supplements can interact with your other medications, making them more or less effective and may even worsen side effects. I hope this helps you with your concerns about supplementing with CoQ10!

The Nutrition Exchange allows readers to

submit nutritional questions to be answered

by a Registered Dietitian. Questions can be

mailed to the Aging & Disability Resource

Center of the Lakeshore, Attn: Nutrition

Exchange at P.O. Box 935, Manitowoc, WI

54221-0935. We request that you include

your name when submitting a question.

All names will be kept confidential.

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Exercise of the Month: Wall Push Up

This is a modified version of the push-up. It is easier than a push-up and you don’t need to get down on the floor—but it will help to strengthen your arms, shoulders and chest. …...Here’s how it’s done….

1. Find a wall clear of objects. Facing the wall, stand a little further than arms length away from the wall. Place your hands flat against the wall about shoulder height and shoul-der-width apart.

2. Bend your elbows as you lower your upper body toward the wall in a slow, controlled motion as you count to 4. Keep your feet planted.

3. Pause. Then slowly push yourself back until your arms are straight as you count to 4 again.

MAKE SURE YOU.. Don’t lock your elbows. Your elbows bend back behind you rather than perpendicular/out to the side of your body. Keep hands planted on the wall. Don’t round or arch your back.

Rx: Do 10 push-ups. Rest 1 minute. If you can, repeat a 2nd round. If 10 reps are too much, start out with 5 repetitions.

Arthritis Relief: The results of a 16-wk strength-training program on those with moderate to severe knee osteoarthritis showed that it de-creased pain by 43%, increased muscle strength & general physical performance, improved clinical signs & symptoms of the disease & decreased disability. The effective-ness of strength training to ease pain of osteoarthritis was just as potent, if not more, than medica-tions. Similar effects have been seen in those with rheumatoid arthritis as well. That’s great news! Source: CDC

Source: Strength Training for Older Adults

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Join us for Birthday Bingo on Monday,

February 29th at 1pm. To those celebrating a birthday this month, bring a cake to share and you will receive two free Bingo cards to play. Cards are $0.50 each (max of 4 cards per person). All money taken in is given out

as prizes! Birthday Bingo is held the last Monday of each month at 1pm.

February 1 Marilyn Kellenbenz

Isabelle Willis

February 2 Bernita Heinz

February 3 Irene Rohl

Judy Vlasak

February 4 Lavern Bialek Nancy Lodl

Rose Mary Strauss

February 5

John Docter Reginald Geen Robert Schaus

February 6

Sharon Hackmann Donna Specht

February 7

Audrey Wyszynski

February 8 Winifred Buss Linda Synon

February 10 Robert Albright Jane Goonan

Betty Humphreys Irene Kotarek Audrey Kratz

Gloria Mankins Warren Reinhardt

James Tadych

February 11

Kathryn Lambries Anne Schuette Jelaine Zastrow

February 12 Bonnie Kuik

Eileen Neuser

February 13 Ervin Baumgart

Mary June Hockhammer

Dorothy Wilhelm

February 14 Dorothy Gintner

Carol Mosley Schultz

February 15

Rosann Jacobi

February 16 Florence Kuehne Patricia Schram

February 17

Susanna Kane February 18

Richard Luchsinger

February 19 Rita Klein

February 20 Robert Bonk

Mildred Duchon

February 21

Chuck Curtis John Fischer

Sharon Flueckinger Leroy Olson

Howard Schmitz Mary Stegemann Stephen Stransky Joyce Stuckmann

Joyce Vnuk

February 22

Vera Boullack Claudia Halonen

Mary Jindra

February 23 Kim Novak

February 24

Margaret Lesmonde William Stiefvater

Matt Wagner Larry Wilker

Wayne Wisnowski

February 25

Violet Braun Marian Schneider

February 26

Kenneth Brooks Karen Kamke Elaine Novak

February 27

Robert Kiphart

February 28

LuAnn Helgeson Jan Siewert

Is your name missing from this list? Your membership may not be active. Please give us a call to find out! Also if someone’s name shouldn't be on here please let us know, kindly. THANK YOU!

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Ingredients 1/4 cup packed light brown sugar 1 tsp. apple pie spice & additional apple pie spice for sprinkling on top 3 TBSP butter, melted 1/3 cup chopped pecans 1 Granny Smith apple, sliced into 8 slices 1 (8oz.) can Pillsbury original crescent rolls

Directions 1. Preheat your oven to 375 degrees, line baking sheet with parchment paper 2. In a small bowl, combine brown sugar and apple pie spice, set aside. 3. Melt butter and toss apple slices in butter, set aside 4. Arrange crescent roll triangles on baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Evenly

distribute brown sugar mixture on each triangle. 5. Sprinkle each triangle evenly with chopped pecans 6. Place an apple slice on the wide end of each triangle. Wrap crescent roll dough around

each apple 7. Brush each crescent roll with remaining butter. Sprinkle lightly with additional apple pie

spice. 8. Bake for 10-12 minutes, or until golden brown, cool for 5 minutes before serving

Ingredients:

1 can premade biscuits (10 pieces) 20 cubes cheddar cheese (approx. 4 oz. total) 3 TBSP butter 1 clove garlic, crushed 1/3 cup parmesan cheese 2 tsp. dried parsley

Directions:

1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees 2. Cut each biscuit in half and slightly roll out. Place a cheese cube in the middle and

wrap the biscuit dough around the cube ensuring the edges are sealed. Roll in your hands to make a ball shape.

3. Place butter & garlic in a small bowl and melt in the microwave about 12 seconds. In a separate bowl, combine parsley and parmesan cheese.

4. Dip each rolled biscuit into the butter mixture and then into the cheese mixture. Place on a parchment lined pan.

5. Bake 10-12 minutes or just until browned.

The Lakeshore Red Hatters meet the 2nd Friday of every month at the Senior Center. All ladies are welcome. The hostesses for the January Tea were Diane Cisler, Sharon Bruckschen and Shirley Oswald. They served delicious snacks and desserts. Elma Castro had a January birthday. Bonnie Willems brought a guest, Debbie Wellens. Nice to meet you Debbie.

***February Tea… Please Note Change in Tea Time**** The Hostesses for February are Audrey Behnke, Kathy Fischer and Mary Ann Preston. They are planning a Valentine party which will begin at 12 Noon on Friday, Feb. 12th, as we will be attending the scheduled Movie at the Senior Center at 1pm. They would like everyone to bring either a homemade or a store brought card to exchange. We will have pizza before the 1pm movie and the hostesses will provide desserts. The luncheon will be at the Charcoal Grill on February 25th.

I would like the March Hostesses to look ahead and let me know what they have planned for the Tea program and also where they want to go for lunch. This way I can put it in the Chit Chat and the Red Hatters will be informed. Thank you for your co-operation.

Audrey reported that we have $322 In the kitty and $605 in the treasury. We had a small gathering of Red Hatters for the Jan-uary tea, but the consensus was to start paying out to the hostesses $20 a month to cover the cost of the teas. We also need to come up with ideas to spend down the money in the treasury for the benefit of all of the Lakeshore Red Hatters.

The Historical Society Victorian Tea will be held on Saturday Feb 13th, noon to 3p.m. The program is Helen Keller, imper-sonated by Jessica Michna. Helen Keller is the 1st person to receive a Bachelor of Arts degree, was a world famous speaker and author and had met every President from Grover Cleveland to LBJ. This will be the last tea the Historical Society will sponsor. Therefore, Betty Hienzen would like a large turnout of Red Hatters, dressed in long skirts or dresses, if you have them, and all the glitz and glitter you own. Call Betty at 682-4815, for more information and to let her know you are coming.

On April 21st to the 24th the state Red Hatters are meeting in Wis. Dells for their annual party. The theme this year is “Friendship High Prom”. The cost is $102, which includes 4 delicious meals. The room is extra, but it is based on how many ladies are in one room. Last year my room, which I shared with one other lady cost me $90 for three nights. I went last year with Bonnie Willems and Lori Vaness. It is a fun weekend with classes and vendors to go to. It is also a inexpen-sive relaxing weekend if you want to get away. If you want more information call me at 683-3008 or Bonnie at 336-7865.

Some sad news to report is Dorothy Blasczyk is leaving the Red Hatters. We will miss her. The Funny Bone Tickler will return next month. Have a Great Read Hat Day~ Terry Prigge

WECLCOME New Members

Lisa Connor Joan Estes

Shirley Hagenow Joanne Herman

Robert & Clare Schuette

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We Will Not Forget

Charles Hart Pauline Strhfeldt

WI LOTTERY PULL TABS ON SALE

Support the Center and it’s programs! Your purchase of WI Lottery Pull Tabs is an easy and fun way to help support the Senior

Center! Stop by the front counter and try your hand at one today! $1 Cherry Float for a chance to win up to $200 or a $.50 Ice 7s for your chance at winning up to $75!

Do you have a Face-book Page? Check us

out on Facebook! www.facebook/manitowocseniorcenter

One good reason to check us out is you can find electronic version of our monthly News Notes before they are out in print!

See Page 2 for disclaimer.

HIDDEN HANDS CONTEST

We have hidden our Senior Center Hands Logo somewhere in this newsletter. If you have the patience to hunt for it and are lucky enough to find it, fill out an entry form at the front

counter and hand it in. We will have a random drawing of all the correct entries on the third Friday of the month to win a Gift Certificate for

Culvers, the sponsor for this month’s contest. Good Luck!

[Last Month’s Logo was located on pg. 7 in the Hedda Hopper picture.] CONGRATULATIONS to last month’s Winner: Marian Schneider!

One entry per person, per month, please.

Manitowoc Senior Center Entertainment Group Schedule

The following groups entertain at area assisted living and nursing homes each month. You are invited to join them for their performances at any of the locations. For more information about the groups, call Penny or Melissa at 686-3060. February 1st EZ Does It Laurel Grove February 1st Silver Memories Fieldcrest Manor February 9th Young at Heart Maritime Gardens February 9 Caring Bingo Harborview February 15 Silver Memories Kindred Hearts February 18th Senior Friends Health & Rehab February 18th EZ Does It Kindred/N. Ridge February 24th (10a) Red Hats Kindred/N. Ridge

February 2nd @ 9am Tom Musil

Manitowoc Company February 9th @ 9am

Todd Brehmer Manitowoc County

Veterans Service Office February 16th @ 9am

Paul Tittl Congressman

February 23rd @ 9am Kevin Diedrich

Engineer of the Badger

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A Big Thank You to our sponsor, HomeCare Health Services & Hospice for providing

treats during the movies!

Unbroken is the true story of Louis Zamperini (Jack O'Connell), a promising young Olympic runner. As a boy, Louis "Louie" Zamperini is always in trouble, but with the help of his older brother, he turns his life around and channels his energy into running, later qualifying for the 1936 Olympics. When World War II breaks out, Louie enlists in the military. After his plane crashes in the Pacific, he survives an incredible 47 days adrift in a raft, until his capture by the Japanese navy. Sent to a POW camp, Louie becomes the favorite target of a particularly cruel prison commander. His family refused to give up hope that he might return alive, however.

Rated: PG-13 2 hours 17 minutes