January 2019

Volume 61no. 1

Happy new year! Wednesday, January 2 – GeneraL MeeTInG

KC HALL, 1800 S. 92ND ST.Wear something Blue or White

It’s 2019, Vagabonds, and time to start a whole new year of fun with Vagabond events and activities every single month to keep you active, entertained, traveled, and yes, enjoying lots of camaraderie every step of the way.

special Food Choices: Pulled pork in natural pork gravy, potatoes, vegetable, roll, and coffee, just $7; OR a pulled pork sandwich, pickle, chips, coffee for $4.50. Drink specials as usual.

If your birthday is in January, we wish you a HAPPY BIRTHDAY and will sing “Happy Birthday” to you at our meeting. We also ask those with birthdays this month to bring a treat to share – DESSERT ITEMS ONLY: cookies, cake, brownies. Please place them in the treats’ room so all can enjoy at 8:45.

roundtable on Living Life To One’s Full Potentialby Motivational speaker, Jill Borsos

MeeTiNgS

5:00 pm Bar Opens and Meal service starts5:30 pm roundtable on Living Life to One’s Full Potential6:30 pm Happy Hour and signups

7:00 pm General Meeting8:00 pm Party, signups, and dancing to Bobby Way 8:45 pm Birthday Treats to share

What a great way to start the new year by having a Roundtable speaker who can help us all improve our lives. How fortunate we are to have Jill Borsos, a motivational speaker, who helps people transform their lives so they can live them to their full potential. Believe it or not, but there really are things that hold us back from feeling better. Jill can help us transform those and allow us to live our lives to the fullest and

have more energy as well. She can also help unleash traumas and emotions that have kept us from moving our lives forward. So make sure you come to this important Roundtable that could change your life for the better and make you feel so much more alive and willing to do more as well. Questions? Contact ron sonntag, 414-788-4907 or ron@rspr.com. Dinner served at 5 pm, so eat while listening.

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Vagabond ski & social Club Inc.Hot Line: 414-297-9793VagabondskiClub.com

OFFICersPresident ............................ Linda Horn 262-707-1450 linda.horn1@gmail.comVice President ....................... Pam Cole 414-750-6011 marlytab@yahoo.comTreasurer ............................. Les Radtke 414-529-7876 jrles@twc.comsecretary ......................Ann Jankowski 262-391-9534 jan1.ann@gmail.com

OTHer BOard MeMBers

Public relations .................Ron Sonntag 414-788-4907

ron@rspr.comMembership ....................Jan Breitbach 414-732-9749 jan.breitbach@gmail.comsporting activities ...........John Podsedly 414-369-4199 johnpodsedly@gmail.comTennis/Pickelball ................Jennie Aiello 414-975-1143

jennieaiello@gmail.comFinance & Bylaws ............Sue Cummings 414-421-6248 vag_bylaws@yahoo.comski activities .......................Joyce Szulc 262-886-9328 jszulc@wi.rr.comsocial activities ............. Cindy Hummer 262-781-5235 cjhum1383@gmail.comMeetings .......................... Greg Larson 414-588-4998 htcgreg07@gmail.com

VaGaBOnd LIFe

editor .............................. Susan Pavlik 262-505-5061 spavlik2@wi.rr.comdesigner ........................... Kat Grinker 414-961-1593 katgrinker@sbcglobal.netPhotographer ....................... Jay Potter 262-490-9973 jaypotterphotogu858@gmail.comWebsite ...........................Nick Pumilia npumilia@wi.rr.com

Milwaukee: Join your Vagabond friends each Saturday morning from 8 - 9 am for breakfast at Genesis Restaurant, Beloit Rd. & 108th St. for good food, lively talk and fun. Guests welcome. Menomonee Falls: 8:30 am, on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of the month, in a “private room” at Ally’s Bistro, N72 W13350 Lund Ln., Menomonee Falls located at the corner

of Appleton and Good Hope Rd. in a small strip mall that faces Appleton Ave. Enter from Good Hope Rd. or Appleton Ave. Contact Bonnie Lemmer with questions at bojean05@sbcglobal.net or call her at 262-370-6673.net or call her at 262-370-6673.

PreSiDeNT’S CorNer

This is such an exciting time when we think about our goals and ambitions for the new year and resolve to

adopt new positive, healthy habits. Whether your goal is to cross an item off your bucket list, learn a new skill, research a topic that interests you, spend more time with family and friends, or make new friends, the new year inspires us to make these things happen.

remember your Vagabond ski & social Club and all that it has to offer as you make your plans for the upcoming year. There truly is something for everyone! Whether you are in the mood to enjoy active sports such as skiing, tennis, bowling, hiking (plus much more), or if some less strenuous activities strike your fancy, such as plays, concerts, playing Sheepshead, dominos or scrabble, fish fries; and let’s not forget about

extraordinary travel offerings! There are opportunities galore in the Vagabond Ski & Social Club!

And what is the most amazing thing about the Vagabonds? It is the wonderful, fun, kind and helpful people who belong to our Club! Those of you who have been members for a while have already met and no doubt become friends with many of these warm and caring people. If you are a newer member, I hope you will embrace the Club and participate in activities and events so that you, too, will meet and become friends with other members who are as fun loving, kind and caring as you.

May you have a very Happy New Year and a wonderful 2019!

Linda Horn

Welcome 2019 and Happy New Year

Linda Horn

Fish Fry (Yes) at Uncle Paulie’s Brick Oven PizzeriaFri., January 4 4395 S. 76th Street, GreenfieldPlease indicate Fried or Baked & trimmings Salad Bar & Soft Drinks IncludedDrinks 5:30-6:30 pm • Dinner seating @ 6:30 pm

RSVP to Sally Borchardt at sjborch27@aol.com, or leave a message at 414-349-9359 by Jan. 3 before 5:30 pm.

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Wisconsin all-users Computer Club

Haven’t we all been stumped while using our phones, tablets or laptops? Here is a place we can go to get our questions answered. The Wisconsin All-Users Computer Club (WAUC) has a SPECIAL OFFER for Vagabond members. Vagabond members are able to use the Club for FREE from January thru April, 2019.

Wisconsin All-Users Computer Club Features: • Monthlymeetingsheldonthe1st Thursday of the month (Jackson Park Lutheran Church, 4536 W. Oklahoma Avenue)• MonthlyNewsletterincludinginformationaboutalldevices• TutorialsonSmartphonesandPCapplications• Questionsandanswersonusingsmartphones,tablets,laptopsandPC’s

Hardware, smart phone and laptop troubleshooting and repair Special Interest Group Meetings are on 2nd & 3rd Thursdays of the month @ 7:00 pm (Speedway Gas Station, 60th and Layton Ave.) Special Interest Group Meeting on Tablets, 4th Thursday of month @ 7:00 pm, (Clement Manor, 9405 W. Howard-Room 107)

SPeCiAL ‘BACK To BASiCS’ CLASSeS oFFereD iN JANUArY – Free!!!Are you a computer novice who would like to learn more about computers? Learn to use the web to search some of your favorite topics, perhaps learn to use email? WAUC is hosting four Free Back to Basics classes for Vagabond members who would like to learn the basics of computing starting at square one. Cost is Free. yes, completely Free.• Registrationislimitedto12people• You don’t need a computer to attend and benefit from the classes• Classes are for true Beginners, or those who have only limited experience with computers.• ThefirstsessionwillbeheldonJan.10at7pmattheSpeedwayStation,60 th and Layton Ave.• TheremainingthreesessionswillbeheldonMonday’s,January14,21,and28atClementManor,9405W.HowardAve.,in

Room 107 at 7 pm. For more information about the WAUC or to register for the Back to Basics classes, contact Tom Martini, at martini49@aol.com or 414-276-0479.

Website: http://www.wauc.us-

note: This information is being provided as part of a reciprocal agreement between our Clubs. The Wisconsin All-Users Computer Club is placing information about the Vagabond Ski & Social Club in their newsletter, letting their members know about the Vagabonds and all that our Club has to offer.

Ralph LeachSenior Loan Officer, NMLS #281546

414-202-8093 • rleach@boemortgage.com125 N. Executive Dr., Ste. 302, Brookfield, WI 53005Vagabond member since 1990 • Licensed in all 50 states“I can finance vacation homes and condos.”

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ViCe PreSiDeNT

PamCole

WaIT LIsT - 2019 Mexico VacationFeb.10-17•$1,540dblThe beautiful Dreams Villamagna Nuevo all-inclusive is located near Puerto Vallarta. Choose from seven dining experiences,

including five a la carte restaurants, a buffet and a cafe. Infinity pool. $1,540 dbl., single extra. Insurance extra. Valid passport. Wait list, call sue Cummings @ 414-421-6248. Not responsible for roommates cancelling.

Payment Options for all events (unless otherwise noted):1. Online Registration with Credit Card payment2. In person with completed Event Coupon and credit card or check3. By mail, send completed Event Coupon with check to Event Leader

Payment Options for all events (unless otherwise noted):1. Online Registration with Credit Card payment2. In person with completed Event Coupon and credit card or check3. By mail, send completed Event Coupon with check to Event Leader

TeNNiS & PiCKLeBALL

Jennie aiello

PICKLeBaLL ParTyTues., January 15 10 am Check InCenter Court, 815 Northview Rd., WaukeshaPlay from 10:30 am until 12:30 pm followed by lunch with a sandwich bar (put on the stuff you love). Instruction available for those who need it, for new players, or for brush up. All this for $18. There is a full bar so belly up for whatever you choose. (Beverages not included). Payment options shown above. Questions? Contact Jae Hartnell at 608-712-7440.

TennIs, TennIs, TennIs & MOre Fun TennIs!Highlander Elite Tennis Club13825 Burleigh Rd., BrookfieldSave the Dates for the Jan. 12, Feb. 23, Mar. 16, Apr. 20

6 pm – Check In6:30 – 8 pm – Tennis8 – 9:30 pm – Food and social Time Cost: $24 per tennis partysocial: $10 per night

All 5 tennis parties are full, but there is a Wait List for each. If you would like to

play, please add your name to the Wait List; you don’t pay anything unless you actually play. The parties are a ways off and there will likely be cancellations.

There is still plenty of room for Social participants for all of the parties. We welcome Socials for food, dessert, and camaraderie; but please let us know that you plan to attend so that Pat, our chef, knows how much food to make.

Payment Options: See above. Event Leader: Linda Horn, 2311 Emslie Dr., Waukesha, WI 53188.Questions? Call or email Linda Horn: linda.horn1@gmail.com, 262-707-1450; or Pat ellingson, pelling1947@gmail.com, 414-719-9503.

Wed., January 23 • 5-7 pm Over-the-Hump at

That’s Amore Lounge

5080 S. 108th StreetNo RSVP required. See you there!

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WeLCOMe neW Or reTurnInG MeMBers:(The up-to-date information is available in the on-line directory.)

ed BrennanKenny ButlerHarvey delery & Mary KaiserCarrie HansenHelena Jakubovich

Carol JensenMark nadolskiBrian nowickidavid riehlChris Wills

If you have any questions or are willing to volunteer contact me at 414-732-9749 or jan.breitbach@gmail.com.

MeMBerSHiP

JanBreitbach

Payment Options for all events (unless otherwise noted):1. Online Registration with Credit Card payment2. In person with completed Event Coupon and credit card or check3. By mail, send completed Event Coupon with check to Event Leader

January Hikes(Walk for the Fun – Or Just for the Health of It!)

sun., Jan. 6, 1:30 pm, Minooka Park. Meet in park’s parking lot on Sunset Drive in Waukesha, just west of Hwy. Y (Racine Ave.) and just east of Hwys.164 and 59. Hike 1:45 to 3:45, then to Matteo’s for food, beverages and time for bowlers to get to bowling by 5:45.

sun., Jan. 13, 1:30 pm, Lapham Peak state Park near delafield. Meet in 1st parking lot past the entrance and first right turn. Hike from 1:45 to 3:45, then to Wells St. Tavern at 4:00 for food/drink.

sun., Jan. 20, 1:30 pm, Whitnall Park in Hales Corners. Meet at Golf Course parking lot along S. 92nd St. (south of College Ave.). Walk from 1:45 to 3:45, then head to Bosch Tavern, at Hwy. 100 and Janesville Rd., to eat at 4:00.

sun., Jan. 27, Triple Header day/Milwaukee Lakefront. Starts at 11 am. Meet at Lake Park Bistro Restaurant parking lot on Lake Drive at 3133 E. Newberry Blvd. (take Hwy. 43 to Locust Ave. exit, east on Locust to Lake Dr., south one block), hike from 11:10 to 1:10 along the scenic lakefront, then head to the Pabst Theater for a drink and the $8 Festival City Symphony concert at 2:00, then go to Rock Bottom Brewery for great food and beverages.

Join the fun and great exercise. Questions? Call ron sonntag, 414-788-4907.

nOTe: Do you know of any areas or trails that Vagabonds might enjoy on foot? Pass along your ideas to JohnPodsedly@gmail.com or 414-369-4199.

Bowling Continues Jan. 6The Vagabond bowling league meets once a month, at 5:45 pm, Sundays

at Bluemound Bowl in Brookfield. The remaining dates are: Jan. 6, Feb. 10, March 3, April 7 and May 5, with parties, potlucks and prizes. There are four people per team – all men, all women, or mixed – and a couple of teams still need one more bowler. Or you could be an occasional sub instead. For details, call Michelle dloogoff or Frank Berg at 414-540-1411.

Think snowshoesSnowshoeing is great outdoor exercise that is inexpensive and easy to learn. Bonnie Lemmer has offered to lead snowshoe hikes this winter when there is enough snow on the ground. Contact her at 262-370-6673 or bojean05@sbcglobal.net.

Ice GolfEver tried golf in the winter? On a frozen lake? Using tennis balls as golf balls?Eagle Lake will be laid out with a nine-

SPorTiNg ACTiViTieS

JohnPodsedly

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Payment Options for all events (unless otherwise noted):1. Online Registration with Credit Card payment2. In person with completed Event Coupon and credit card or check3. By mail, send completed Event Coupon with check to Event Leader

Joyce szulc

SKi ACTiViTieS

Vagabond race Team 2018/19 season

For more information, contact Team Captain al Lemke at 414-688-2938 or aklemke2993@gmail.com

skiing safety Tips*Wear a helmet: The most important safety tip is to wear a certified helmet. Both the National Ski Patrol (NSP) and the Professional Ski Instructors of America (PSIA) encourage wearing a helmet. use proper ski equipment: Don’t borrow equipment. Rent from a ski shop. Make sure your ski boots are fitted properly and that your bindings are properly adjusted. Wear ski goggles that fit correctly around your helmet.

Take a break: If you are tired, rest for a while and make sure you eat and drink enough. Skiing burns a lot of energy.ski with a friend: It is always safer to ski with someone.respect your limits: Do not ski trails that are above your skill level. Stay in control and focus on the trail that you are skiing. Accidents happen when distracted. Follow the rules: Obey posted trail closure and other warning signs. Remember that skiers in front of you and

below you have the right-of-way.Prepare for the weather: Wear layers of clothes and wear a helmet liner, a hat or a headband. Wear mittens or gloves. Bring an extra pair if the first pair gets wet. Get proper instruction: Even experienced skiers can polish up their skills with a lesson now or then.

* Excerpted from Mike Doyle, an award-winning skiing writer who has skied all over the world.

save the date! For those registered for one of the three western ski trips, all pre-trip parties are scheduled for Alioto’s, 3041 North Mayfair Road, Wauwatosa, 53222, beginning at 5:30 pm. Parties include a light meal, cash bar, and important information about your specific trip. Your trip leader will confirm details for each party via email and an RSVP is required. Vail – Tuesday, January 15Whitefish – Tuesday, February 5 Telluride – Tuesday, February 19

ski Trip updatesAll ski trips are full. However, due to injuries and emergencies, openings may arise on any of these trips. To be placed on the wait list, contact the Trip Leader listed below: • Big snow resort, Wakefield, MI

(Indianhead/Blackjack), January 11-13: Carol Gavigan, 262-632-1922, cjgavigan177@gmail.com or Betty altenburg, 414-828-5024, baltenburg@tds.net

• Vail, CO, January 19-26: sally Borchardt, 414-349-9359, 262-293-3853 or sjborch27@aol.com

• Whitefish, MT, February 9-16: don Mayew, 262-694-7083, 262-945-0305 or mayew@sbcglobet.net

• Telluride, CO, March 2-9: Carol Gavigan, 262-632-1922 or cjgavigan177@gmail.com or diana Hrovatin, 414-581-7191 or dhrovatin@shorewest.com

MMsC senior race schedule for 2018-2019day date Time LocationSunday January 6 10:30 am SunburstSunday January 13 10:30 am SunburstSaturday January 19 10:00 am Holy HillSunday January 27 10:00 am Little SwitzerlandSaturday February 2 10:00 am Holy HillSunday February 17 10:30 am Sunburst

hole course for this annual fund raiser in Kansasville. Plans aren’t quite firm yet for the 2019 event, but you can contact Carol Gavigan at 262-632-1922 or CJGavigan177@gmail.com for an update when details are available.

Let’s danceOne of the many reasons to attend our monthly General Meetings is the dancing, of course. And a Vagabond recently alerted us to another place to consider: The Moose Lodge, 5476 S. 13th St., offers Senior Social Dances from 1-4 pm on Thursdays for $5.

Questions? Call 414-281-4444.

CampingPlanning ahead to warmer times…if you would like to get together with other Vagabonds at a campground this spring, call stephanie at 414-525-0405 to discuss ideas.

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sheepshead/dominoes/CribbageJoin us on Tuesday, Jan.8 & 22, at 6 pm, at the American Legion Post, 3245 N. 124th St. The cost is the purchase of a beverage (non-alcoholic OK, too), and a $1 fee, which is collected from everyone to pay the bartender. Beginners encouraged – there will be instruction or brush-up available for anyone needing it. Per the Post, NO FOOD OR DRINK IS PERMITTED TO BE BROUGHT ONTO THE PREMISES. Free popcorn is available. Cribbage boards and cards are available for cribbage players. Sheepshead questions? Call dick Kowalski at 414-416-3009. Dominoes or cribbage questions? Call Gerry Botticchio at 414-425-3911.

sCraBBLe Join us Mondays, Jan. 14 & 28, from 1 pm at the American Legion Post, 3245 N. 124th St. The cost is the purchase of a beverage (non-alcoholic OK, too), and a $1 fee, which is collected from everyone to pay the bartender. NO FOOD OR DRINK IS PERMITTED TO BE BROUGHT ONTO THE PREMISES. Bring your Scrabble boards and dictionaries. We have different player levels, i.e., Beginner, Intermediate and

Tournament, and there will be people available to help determine your level if you are unsure.

Come if you can and no need to worry about finding a sub to take your place if you can’t come.

Questions? Call Carol Palmert at 262-366-5080 or Lynn Kozlowski at 414-545-2208.

Cheddar, Cheddar, Cheddar Cheese Class Sun., January 13, 3 pmVillage Cheese Shop1430 Underwood Ave., WauwatosaJoin us for an informative class on everything you wanted to know about cheddar cheese while enjoying a glass of wine, beer or soft drink. The Village Cheese Shop is an adorable European-style cheese shop that offers a variety of cheeses from Midwestern Farms as well as Europe. You will learn the differences between white cheese and yellow cheese, sharp vs mild, food and wine pairings and of course, lots of samples!

At 3 pm the shop will be closed to the public to focus on our private class of Vagabonds. One guest per Member is allowed. Parking is available next to

the building and several parking lots in the area.

Please arrive 10-15 minutes early to browse the shop as they also offer meats, jams and other items for sale and to make sure you are in the shop by the 3 pm start.

Cost for this class, including the samples and beverage, is $24. Questions? Call Lavonne Grenlie at 262-542-2004. Event Coupons with checks can be mailed to P.O. Box 1043, Brookfield, 53008.

Festival City symphony Presentsa Tribute To The Music of Vienna Sun., Jan. 27, 2 pm Pabst Theater “Our Home in Vienna” is the second concert of the season. “There is no more important place in music history than Vienna, Austria,” Conductor Carter Simmons said. The program will feature engaging compositions from four Viennese masters, including Overture to the Magic Flute, K. 620 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Blumine by Gustav Mahler, Where the Citrons Bloom by Johann Strauss II, and Symphony no. 3 in D major by Franz Schubert. In devoting a whole concert to masterpieces from Vienna’s great stages and concert halls, the Festival City Symphony hopes to renew appreciation for the remarkable culture and history of this city. So come and

SoCiAL ACTiViTieS

CindyHummer

Payment Options for all events (unless otherwise noted):1. Online Registration with Credit Card payment2. In person with completed Event Coupon and credit card or check3. By mail, send completed Event Coupon with check to Event Leader

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enjoy two hours of great music and relaxation for only $8 for Vagabonds and friends. Then to Rock Bottom Brewery at 4 pm for good food and beverages. Send checks payable to VSSC to ron sonntag, 9406 N. 107th St., Milwaukee 53224, or sign up with credit cards or cash at the January meeting or online at vagabondskiclub.com. Tickets will not be mailed to you, but will be passed out in the front lobby of the Pabst at 1:45. Call Ron, at 414-788-4907, with questions. Start the day with the Vagabond lakefront hike at 11 am for some good heart exercise and fresh air, too.”

Mark Twain’s river of song Sat., February 16, 4 pm Stackner Cabaret Theatre (newly renovated) 108 E. Wells St., MIlwaukeeCome explore the wonderful music and culture along the Mississippi River - guided by the voices of the men and women who lived and worked on the river, joined with the observations and insights of the Mississippi’s most famous traveler, Mark Twain. Performed by three world-class musicians and featuring traditional songs like “Dance Boatmen Dance,” “Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child”, and “Deep River Blues.”

Tickets are $51 each with reserved seats at tables of 4 with other Vagabonds. The after-show dinner will be at the same location, ordering off the menu, and paying separately. For tickets, see payment options at the beginning of this section. Please note on your Event Coupon if you will be joining us for dinner. Questions? Contact Event Leader, Connie sandell, 730 N. 114th St., Wauwatosa, 53226, or call her at 414-476-8277.

FootlooseSun., February 24, 2 pmMuskego High SchoolW183 S8750 Racine Ave.(Corner of racine and Woods rd)

Oscar nominated “Footloose” is the story of Ren McCormack, a teenage boy from Chicago who moves to a small town with his mother. Upon arriving, Ren finds himself at odds with most of the town, including the Reverend who has convinced the town to outlaw dancing. With the help of the Reverend’s daughter, Ren tries to convince the Reverend to let the teenagers dance, and in the process helps the town to heal from a tragedy that affected them all.

Cost is $7. See payment options at the beginning of this section. Questions? Contact Event Leader, Gerry Botticchio, W124 S6488 Hawthorne Rd., Muskego, 53150, #414-425-3911.

sounds of soulTues., March 52 pmSunset Playhouse700 Wall Street, Elm Grove

Come board the “Love Train” with us because “Mercy, Mercy Me” we’re gonna hear a little “Respect!” The Sounds of Soul will be held in the Musical MainStage Theater. Tickets are $18.

See payment options at the beginning of this section. Questions? Contact Event Leader, Joan Takala, 4455 S. 67th St. Milwaukee, 53220, 414-546-9106.

If you are interested in meeting after for a meal please note online or on Event Coupon. Place has not yet been finalized.

Check out VagabondskiClub.com for all the latest news, photos, and events.

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Phantom of the OperaThurs., March 7Noon Buffet, 2 pm ShowtimeMarcus Center of Performing Arts

This spectacular new production is bigger and better than ever before with new scenes, costumes, choreography and staging! The beloved story and thrilling score with songs like, “Music of the Night,” “All I ask of You,” and “Masquerade” will be performed by a cast and crew of 52, making this Phantom one of the largest productions now on tour.

The Marcus Center will have a lunch buffet thru Saz’s Catering prior to the performance. The menu features Seared Chicken with Brandy Mushroom Cream, Grilled Sirloin Gorgonzola Grain with

Asparagus Ragout, Caesar Salad, Green Beans with Fire Roasted Peppers, Horseradish Whipped Potatoes, Rolls and Chocolate Fudge Cake for Dessert! Coffee and Tea included.

Cost for Orchestra Seats and Lunch is $80 or Front Row Loge and Lunch is $55, gratuities included.

See payment options at the beginning of this section. Questions? Contact Event Leader, Gail Lofgren, N77 W5446 Bywater Lane, Cedarburg, 53012, 262-377-4396.

Mama MiaThurs., March 29Drury Lane in Oakbrook, IL

Join fellow Vagabonds again at Drury Lane Theater for this popular and enjoyable production of Mama Mia. The greatest songs of ABBA are used to tell a hilarious story of marriage, family and finding where you belong, proving that in the end the winner takes all. Come see why more than 54 million people

worldwide have laughed and danced to this unforgettable jukebox musical.

Prior to the show enjoy a wonderful 3-course lunch (menu choices will be announced later) for $79, which includes the charter bus, driver tip, play with luncheon and gratuity. There will be two bus pickup locations: Watertown Plank Park & Ride and College Ave. Park & Ride beginning at 9:15 am. Luncheon is at 11:30 am. Play begins at 1:30 pm. Arrive back in Milwaukee around 6 pm.

See payment options at the beginning of this section. Questions? Contact Event Leader, nancy drolshagen, 8244 W. Potomac Avenue, Milwaukee, 53218, 414-491-3147, or email nancydrolshagen@sbcglobal.net.

“Hey Vagabonds! are you on Facebook?If you are, please ‘Like’ the Vagabond Ski & Social Club page. Then share our posts with your friends.

This is a great way to reach potential members.”

Life advertising rates and Procedures•BusinessCard:$25/1month,$75/4months•Classifieds:20words/$10issue•PersonalAds:2”x1.75”,35wordsfor$15perissueTo submit your ad, e-mail a copy of the ad to Sue

Cummings at vag_bylaws@yahoo.com. Call with questions at 414-421-6248. Send your check with a copy of the ad and dates of insertion before the first of the month for the next month’s issue to Sue Cummings, 4143 W. College Ave., Milw., WI 53221.

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FACeS & PLACeS

everyone had a great time at our december meeting.

Our Vagabonds are hearty hikers!

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Event Coupon

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If paying by check, make payable to Vagabond Ski & Social Club. (Refer to Vagabond Directory for policies on sign-up priorities , cancellation, charges, and conduct.) Name for name tag #1 ________________________________________ Phone (_____)________________ Name for name tag #2 ________________________________________ Phone (_____)________________ Address _________________________________________ E-mail ________________________________ City _______________________________________ State _________________ Zip code ___________ In case of emergency, notify: ________________________________ Phone (_____)___________________ I have contacted _________________________________________________ and we agree to share a room. Other information _________________________________________________________________________

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* I am at least twenty-one (21) years of age. * I accept and voluntarily assume all risks of personal injury, death, and loss of or damage to property which

may be incurred by me during my participation on said event or in connection therewith. * I assume all liability for Injury to or damage incurred by others as a result of my conduct while on said event. * I release the Vagabond Ski & Social Club of Milwaukee, Inc., and its agents, officers, and directors from any

and all liability for personal injury, death, or property damage incurred by me during my participation on said event or in connection therewith, and waive any claim I have or may in the future have therefore. * I hereby indemnify and hold the Vagabond Ski & Social Club of Milwaukee, Inc., and its officers and directors

harmless from any and all damages, costs, and expenses (including, without limitation, reasonable attorney's fees) which may be incurred by them as a result of any action by me in asserting any claim against them.

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Over 60 Years of Fun and Friendships

Vagabond Ski & Social Club MembershipP. O. Box 26173Milwaukee, WI 53226

Facebook Help WantedHelp us find new members thru Facebook by simply going to Facebook.com, signing up, then selecting “Like” on our Vagabond Ski & Social Club page. Also post pictures from Vag events you do.

daTed MaTerIaLdeliver before Monday, december 24

2/2 MMSC Ski Trip

2/9 Whitefish, MT Ski Trip

2/10 Mexico Trip

2/16 Mark Twain’s River of Song

2/17 MMSC Ski Race

2/23 St. Lucia Trip

2/23 Tennis Party

2/24 Footloose

3/2 Telluride, CO Ski Trip

3/5 Sounds of Soul

3/7 Phantom of the Opera

3/16 Tennis Party

3/29 Mama Mia

4/20 Tennis Party

1 2 3 4 5 New Year’s Roundtable Fish Fry Genesis Brfst Day General Meeting 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Hiking Sheepshead Indianhead, MI Genesis Brfst Bowling Dominoes Ski Trip Meno Falls Brfst Book of Mormon Cribbage Tennis Party MMSC Ski Race 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Hiking Scrabble Pickleball Pty. Genesis Brfst Cheddar Cheese Vail, CO Ski Trip Class MMSC Ski Race MMSC Ski Race 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Hiking Sheepshead Over the Hump Genesis Brfst Dominoes Meno Falls Brfst Cribbage 27 28 29 30 31 Hiking Scrabble Board Mtg. Festival City Symphony MMSC Ski Race

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