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February 2016 Volume 58, No. 2
Meetings
Happy Valentine’s Day, Vagabonds! Wednesday, February 3 – GeNeraL MeeTING
Wg’s Banquet Center, 103rd & Oklahoma Ave.
Wear Something reD!
It’s a RED-LETTER day for our February Valentine’s Month meeting, so put on some red, and come have so much fun that your cheeks turn red, too! Come hear an entrancing Roundtable by Certified Hypnotherapist Heddy Keith. Then event signups, the meeting, followed by lively, fun music by one of our favorites, Best of Everything, with dancing for EVERYONE, so ask someone just sitting alone to dance.
Enjoy a special “red” meal of spaghetti and meat sauce, salad, Italian bread, & coffee OR a chicken salad sandwich, bread stick, pickle, & coffee. Special drink: Love Potion #9 (Southern Comfort & Cherry Cola w/maraschino cherry) for $4. Tap beer available, too.
If your birthday is in February, 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 on the Treats’ table in the meal room so that all can enjoy after the meeting at 8:45.
an In-Depth Insight into Hypnotherapy
How Hypnotism Is Used for So Many Problems and Issues
5:00 pm bar Opens and Meal Service Starts5:30 pm roundtable on the benefits & uses of Hypnosis6:30 pm Happy Hour and Signups
7:00 pm General Meeting8:00 pm Party, Dancing and More Signups8:45 pm birthday Treats
Hypnosis is something we’ve all heard about, sometimes with correct information about how it has helped people lose weight, reduce stress, relieve emotional problems, minimize pain, increase self-confidence, remove phobias, stop smoking, and break other habits. So come learn from Heddy Keith, Certified Hypnotherapist with the National Guild of Hypnotists, how
hypnosis works and how it could possibly help you or someone you know. Hear her tell about the myths and misgivings that people have about hypnosis. You may be surprised at what you hear she can do to help people. Questions? ron Sonntag, 414-788-4907, or [email protected]. Dinner will be served from 5 pm, so eat while listening.
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President’s COrner
Sally borchardt
Cooperation by All is Important at our Monthly Meetings
Vagabond Ski & Social Club Inc.Hot Line: 414-297-9793
www/vagabondskiclub.com
OFFICerSPresident ...................... Sally Borchardt 414-349-9359 [email protected] President ...................Ron Sonntag 414-788-4907 [email protected] ........................Pat Walslager 414-529-5530 [email protected] ..................... Marcia Zientek 414-529-1722 [email protected]
OTHer bOarD MeMberSPublic relations .................. Judy Daniel 414-281-7058 [email protected] ..........................Mike Paskov 262-853-3636 [email protected] ....................Jan Breitbach 414-732-9749 [email protected] activities ......... Carol Gavigan 262-632-1922 [email protected]/Tennis activities ..............Linda Horn 262-306-0370 [email protected] & bylaws ...........Sue Cummings 414-421-6248 [email protected] Trips ..........................Paul Bosanac 414-476-8030 [email protected] activities ............ Helen Hankwitz 414-461-7772 [email protected]
VaGabOND LIFeeditor ................................. Sue Pavlik 262-505-5061 [email protected] ........................... Kat Grinker 414-961-1593 [email protected] ....................... Jay Potter 262-490-9973 [email protected] ...............................Jeff White [email protected]
When we go to our General Membership Meetings on the first Wednesday of the month,
we look forward to a variety of things. Some come early for the Roundtable talks, some for ‘I don’t have to cook’ and enjoy the good food that WG’s always has, some for signing up for special upcoming events, and yes, some just come for the socializing. For me, I enjoy all the above, but focus on the meeting since the agenda for the meeting is my responsibility. And with that being said, I am particularly concerned with the timeliness of the meeting itself so there’s time after for the sign-up tables and then the music and dancing. So it’s key that
the meeting starts promptly at 7:00 pm, not 7:05 or 7:10. We all like socializing, but when we call for people to take seats to start the meeting - please be kind and do that and quiet down till the meeting is over.
Believe me, our Directors are special people, and they do a lot of work to bring YOU all the events they do. So be courteous when they talk and when our Event Leaders are speaking. So I’m asking for your cooperation, so we can start our meetings right at 7 pm.
Sally Borchardt
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 Breakfast: 8:30 am on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month, Feb. 13 & 27, in a “private room” at Ally’s Bistro, N72 W13350 Lund Ln., Menomonee Falls located at the corner of Appleton and Good Hope Road in a small strip mall that faces Appleton Ave. Enter from
Good Hope Rd. or Appleton Ave. Contact Bonnie Lemmer with questions at [email protected] or call her at 262-370-6673.Racine/Kenosha Breakfast/NEW PLACE: Saturday, Feb. 6, 9 am at Meli Café, 1158 Prairie Dr. Recently opened, this is a nice place with a variety of choices, all reasonably priced. From the north, exit hwy. 20, east (Washington Ave.) to Racine, (just past the Harley store), turn left at Prairie Dr. We are a friendly bunch and it’s a great way to meet Vagabonds in a small setting. Questions? Call Carol Gavigan 262-632-1922
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ViCe President
ronSonntag
PuBliC relAtiOns
Judy Daniel Happy Valentine’s Day!
During our long Wisconsin winter, provide a remedy for cabin fever to your friends, family and acquaintances. Request a guest card for them so they can enjoy the
roundtable, meeting, and dance without having to pay the usual $5 fee. You’ll be giving a gift of fun activities and
friendship to those you love. Make a difference in someone’s life by giving the gift that keeps on giving all year long. Become an ambassador and spread the word about our unique Vagabond Ski & Social Club.
Yes, Vagabonds love to travel, so we offer many wonderful trips. In February, we have the trip to Ixtapa, Mexico. Check for openings with Sue Cummings at 414-
421-6248.Then much later, in the latter part of November, there’ll be a Bob Spindell trip to India, which Bob says will be “for three weeks, with the trip covering the most exciting and interesting aspects of India. More details to come.” If interested, give Bob a call at 414-276-6331 to be placed on the trip info list.
In between those trips is the spectacular Mediterranean Cruise that is likely the most luxurious cruise we’ve ever had. Those going will feel like royalty and be pampered possibly like no other travel experience. It takes place June 19 to 26. Space is very limited, because people from around the world will also be trying to get on this trip of a lifetime. The good news is that East Town Travel is holding spaces for us for a little while yet before it has to release them to Oceania, the luxury cruise line taking us on this tremendous trip. Here are some of the fabulous places we’re going to, starting in Rome, Italy, one of the most beautiful and famous cities in the world. Then, from Rome we go to the high and awesome Italian sea cliffs of Amalfi & Positano for a private tour, then to the incredibly beautiful island of Sardinia where you’ll see beauty not seen before, then to the Spanish island of Palma de Mallorca (where tennis phenom Rafael Nadal lives), and then to Barcelona in Spain, that some say is absolutely gorgeous and well worth seeing. We’re in port there from 8 am to 10 pm, so
we’ll have plenty of time to see this wonder of the earth. Then on to Marseilles and Antibes on the shoreline in France, and concluding in the fabulous city of Monte Carlo in Monaco.
It’s all on the Oceania Cruise Line, one of the very best in the world and number one in food among all cruise lines. Imagine the service with only 1,250 passengers and 800 crew. We’ll all be in spacious, 282 sq ft. state rooms with a veranda for sitting out on looking at the blue water or just relaxing. Also included is all food in all restaurants aboard (including the 7 gourmet ones), all tips, all soft drinks, a $300 per stateroom on-board credit to spend how you like, all airfare, all bus transfers, a cocktail reception, a panoramic tour of Rome, the private tour of Amalfi & Positano, three complimentary shore excursions, unlimited Internet, nightly entertainment, dancing to an 8-piece orchestra, a casino, a putting green, paddle tennis, and more – plus Vagabonds will receive a complementary pre-trip dinner here prior to the trip. The ship will be in a different port every day, with no “days at sea” and a ship that goes right to the docks in ports instead of sitting out in the deep and shuttling people in and out. Time is of the essence, though, if you’d like to join us and the other Vagabonds already signed up. To save time, just call or email ron Sonntag at 414-788-4907 or [email protected], and I’ll let you know if there’s still space available and send you the form to hold a spot for you.
This is a really special trip that is a one-of-a-kind. Call or email me, the Event Leader, now.
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I am always in need of volunteers to work the Membership table at the monthly meetings. If you are willing to help, contact me at 414-732-9749 or email at [email protected].
MeMBershiP
Janbreitbach Volunteers Needed
WeLCOMe NeW Or reJOINING MeMberS:
Jay ahluwalia10900 W Bluemound Rd #104Wauwatosa, WI [email protected]
Lee Malsun brunner2936 E Bottsford AveSt Francis, WI [email protected]
Janice Michalski15295 Library Ln #108New Berlin, WI [email protected]
Kathy Shenkenberg14305 Redwood DrNew Berlin, WI [email protected]
aDDITIONS/COrreCTIONS:
Jennifer bergHome phone [email protected]
Paul Fendrick3070 S Amor DrNew Berlin, WI [email protected]
Jan Fredenbergadd Apt#123
bill Gaertner1448 Horizon TrailWaukesha, WI 53189Home phone 414-574-3648
barbara Lichtig616 N Buth RdDousman, WI [email protected]
Tim & Jo riordan115 N Indian River Dr #227Cocoa, FL [email protected]
Hans Schlimbach7607 W Waterford Ave #4Milwaukee, Wi 53220
Jeff and Suzy WhiteH 813-633-2536C 414-254-9453
Life advertising rates and Procedures• Business Card: $25.00/1 month, $75.00/4 months• Classifieds: 20 words/$10 issue• Personal Ads: 2” x 1.75”, 35 words for $15 per issueTo submit your ad, e-mail a copy of the ad to Sue
Cummings at [email protected]. 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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Vagabond race Team Captain: al LemkeThe MMSC race season got started with 2 Giant Slalom races on January 3rd at Alpine Valley. The Combined Vagabond team of men and women finished 3rd in the first race and got going in the second race to finish 1st out of 4 teams. Our women’s team, composed of the 2 fastest women each race, finished in 3rd place both races and were led each time by Jennifer Wampole and Leslie Jamieson. Our men’s team, composed of our 4 fastest racers each race, won both races. Dennis Novak, Al Lemke, Mike Kidd, and Norman Schlimbach, were our top 4. Other Vagabond racers that finished in first place for their class were Karen Lemke and Nancy Kidd. We also started our Wednesday night practices at Little Switzerland on January 6.
Vagabond members ought to consider joining us as guests at the Holy Hill
races on Saturday, February 6th just to get a chance to ski there and observe all that goes on at the ski race scene. For around $35 and a short drive, you can ski from 9:30 am to 3:30 pm, including lunch at the log cabin lodge half way up the hill. Just sign up and pay at the building located northwest of where the chairs load. You do not have to sign up to race. Just ski, enjoy the view, and have a good time at the best ski hill around. If you are interested please contact me in case of any updates.
Our ski team continues to have a growing younger base. The young are the future of our club. Turns out that skiing and ski racing combine people
of different ages quite well. Keep spreading the word to ALL about the wonderful opportunity to practice and race with the Vagabond Race Team as well as to participate in the many other activities our club offers. We welcomed Trixie Bluvstein, Dennis Novak, and Nick Leonard in joining our team this year. More races will have happened by the time you read this, but results can be viewed any time at www.mmscsr.com.
It is not too late to get involved. For more information on any of this, please contact me, al Lemke, at 414-688-2938 or [email protected].
ski & tennis
LindaHorn
remaining 2016 MMSC Senior race Schedule
Date Time event Location
Sun, Jan 31 10:00 SL/SL Little Switz
Sat, Feb 6 10:00 SL/GS Holy Hill
Sun, Feb 14 10:00 SL/GS Sunburst
Sun, Feb 21 10:00 Makeup Sunburst Practice will be held at Little Switzerland on Wednesday nights from 7 to 9 pm. E-mail updates as to a starting date and any cancellations will be sent out.
Cross Country Skiing Cross country skiing is now combined with the Sunday hikes. This works well
when snow conditions are good and is suitable in most of the parks where we hike. Glacier Hills and the lake front are the exceptions. When in doubt of snow conditions, just have your skis handy as then you have the option to hike or ski. Skiers will always dine at the same restaurant as the hikers. You can’t go wrong either way. Check the hiking schedule under “Sporting activities” in
the Life for the dates, times, and locations. Happy skiing or hiking.
Daytime Ski Opportunity In between ski trips, how about joining your fellow Vagabond skiers at Alpine Ski Resort in Elkhorn? On Tuesday, February 9, lift tickets are $27. Not sure where this resort is? No problem. Those
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wanting help getting there, should meet at the Park N’ Ride at East Troy at 10:00 am. Take I-43 south, exit 38/Hwy. 20, then north on County L. To end the day we will head for Ivan’s on the Square for an early dinner. Sign up is only necessary for those wanting to meet at the Park N’ Ride. Questions? Call Carol Gavigan 262-632-1922 or betty altenburg 414-828-5024.
March Tennis PartySat., March 5, 6 9:30 pmHighlander Elite Tennis Club
It’s going to be another of those super fun and wonderful tennis parties at a great place. Limited to 32 players, but plenty of extra room for socials. All at the
beautiful Highlander Elite at Burleigh & Lilly Rd. Players will rotate every 30 minutes to mix up the fun, then food, snacks, and desserts included. We will provide water, but please bring your own soda, beer or wine if you wish to have something other than water. Mail check for $23 per person for players or $10 for a social, payable to VSSC, along with email address to confirm your place, and your tennis rating, to Sally borchardt, W216 N5531 Adamdale Dr., Menomonee Falls, WI 53051. Confirmations will be emailed. Questions? Call ron Sonntag, 414-788-4907.
april Tennis PartySat., April 16, 6 - 9 pmMoorland Park Tennis Center, 2900 S. 163rd St., New BerlinWarmer weather will be here before you know it. Join us for one of the last indoor
tennis parties before we start the outdoor season. Event opens now for the first 32 players who sign up. We’ll play 90 minutes of tennis followed by a social hour with food. Cost is $23, which includes tennis, tennis balls, food, water and social. We will provide bottled water, but please bring your own beer, wine or soda if you want something other than water. Social participants only are welcome at a cost of only $10.
Send a completed Event Coupon with your current tennis rating, email address (for your confirmation), and your check, payable to VSSC, to Denise Kremel, 2711 Portage Circle, Waukesha, WI 53189. If you don’t have an email address or if you prefer to receive your confirmation by mail, include a SASE with your Event Coupon, check, and tennis rating.Questions? Call Denise Kremel, 262-524-1023, or Sue Holicka, 262-542-4623.
lift lines
Paulbosanac
All of our trips for the 2016 ski season are filled and have been closed.
Meanwhile, the ski elves are busy at work preparing for the 2016-2017 ski season.
Check out the Club website at www.vagabondskiclub.com to get all of the latest news, photos and events!
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sPOrting ACtiVities
CarolGavigan
February Hikes (Walk for the Fun – Or Just for the Health of It!!!)
Sun., Feb. 7 1:30 pm Lapham Peak State Park. Meet at 1:15 at Revere’s Wells St. Tavern in Delafield, 505 Wells St., to carpool or go directly into park and to the first parking lot. Hike from 1:45 to 3:45, then back to Wells St. Tavern at 4:00 for food and beverages.
Sun., Feb. 14 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 or carpool from Matteo’s Italian Ristorante (just east of the 164 and Sunset intersection). If snow in park, we’ll carpool to back parking lot, then hike from 1:45 to 3:45, then to Matteo’s at 4:00 to eat and imbibe, with time for bowlers to get to 5:45 bowling.
Sun., Feb. 21 1:30 pm Glacier Hills Park near Holy Hill. Head north on 45 to Hwy. 167 West (Holy Hill Rd.), west to road for Fox & Hounds, south to park entrance. Hike from 1:45 to 3:45, then to Sawmill Inn on Hwy. 167 at Hwy. 45 for great food and homemade ice cream at 4.
Sun., Feb. 28 Noon Triple Header Day/Milwaukee Lakefront. Meet at noon 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 about one block), hike from 12:10 to 2:10 along the scenic lakefront, then head to the Pabst Theater for a drink and the
$8 Festival City Symphony concert, then go to Rock Bottom Brewery for great food and beverages. Join the fun and great exercise. For more info, call ron Sonntag, 414-788-4907.
bowlers NeededBowling season is well underway, but that doesn’t mean you can’t join our group. Consider coming on Sunday, Feb. 14th, and bowling as a sub. Cost is $10. It takes place at Bluemound Bowl, 12935 W. Bluemound Rd., Brookfield. After subbing consider joining us for the rest of the season. The cost is $60 for the first Sunday of each month until May. This includes prizes, food, and a good time with your fellow Vagabonds.
Send your check made payable to VSSC, completed Event Coupon, and a SASE to: Michelle Dloogoff, 2810 Mill Rd., Unit G., Glendale, WI 53209-3239. Questions? Call Michelle or Frank berg at 414-540-1411 after 5 pm or leave a message.
Snow Tubing at SunburstSaturday, Feb. 27, 11 am - 1 pm Meet there, Cost - $18 The thrills, laughter, and fun of snow tubing return to the Vagabond schedule on Feb. 27th as you rent a tube for two
hours with your Vagabond buddies. We’ve been doing this for several years, and it just doesn’t get old!!! To make it even easier, Sunburst now has 2 moving ramps that let you just ride from the bottom to the top of the 900-foot hill, then enjoy the thrill again of riding down. Talk about luxury! Oh, and great hot chocolate, too. Take Hwy. 45 north past West Bend to Badger Rd. before Kewaskum, then left to Sunburst. Email ron Sonntag at [email protected] or call at 414-788-4907, if you’d like to join in the fun. Pay at the hill.
Pickleball & Pizza Party! Fri., March 11, 6 – 9 pm Moorland Tennis Center 2900 S. 163rd St., New Berlin Pickleball is the fastest growing sport in America! It is fantastic fun, can be learned quickly, and can be played by people of ALL ages. Whether you are a veteran Pickleball player, intermediate, beginner, or have never played, but would like to try it, this event is for YOU! Don’t have a paddle? Don’t worry, we will have paddles and balls available for everyone. If you have your own paddle, bring it along. Experienced pickleball players will begin playing after registration at 6:30. If you are new to Pickleball or have played before but need a brush up, we will have an instructor available to demonstrate how to play, explain the rules and scoring, and answer questions.
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6 - 6:30 pm – registration 6:30 - 8 pm – Pickleball 8 - 9 pm -- Pizza and Social time Water is provided. You may bring beer, wine or soda. Following play
come upstairs to the lounge area for pizza and socializing. Cost is $16 per person. Send your check payable to VSSC, and an Event Coupon to Debra Habeck, 3345 S. Vista Granda Dr., New Berlin, WI 53153. Indicate on
your event Coupon whether or not you need instruction. Questions? Call Debra at 262-364-7710, or Jean Dueling at 414-321-0258.
Sheepshead/Dominoes/CribbageTuesday, February 9 and 23 at 6 pm at the American Legion Post, 3245 N. 124th St. NO FOOD OR DRINK IS PERMITTED TO BE BROUGHT ONTO THE PREMISES. Free popcorn is available. The purchase of a beverage is encouraged and much appreciated. A $1 fee is collected from members and non-members for the bartender. Cribbage boards and cards are available for cribbage players. Sheepshead questions? Call Dick Kowalski at 414-416-3009. Dominoes: Join the fun in learning and playing Dominoes. Questions? Call Gerry botticchio at 414-425-3911.
event Leader TrainingThursday, Feb. 11, 6-8:30 pmThis training is for anyone interested in running or helping to run an event for the Club. Manuals will be distributed, and all forms explained so everyone understands what is involved in planning and running a successful event. We will answer any and all questions. If you are thinking about running an event – be it social, sporting,
or otherwise, don’t hesitate to sign up and come for this training. We are here to help!! aND dinner is included!!
Training will be held at the home of Helen Hankwitz, 10108 W. Sunset Ave., Wauwatosa. Please call Gloria Zenger at 414-234-0039 and let her know you plan to attend.
SKyWaLK TOurSaturday, Feb. 13, 1:30 pmSkywaukee is Historic Milwaukee, Inc.’s (“HMI”) winter walking tour. Explore the history of the streets of Milwaukee while remaining INDOORS!! A certified HMI tour guide will lead you through Milwaukee’s skywalk system while giving you the architectural and cultural history of many Milwaukee landmarks. Tour starts at 1:30. Meet at 1:15 in front of the Plankinton statue (near the T.J. Maxx entrance) in the street level lobby of the Plankinton Building at 161 W. Wisconsin Ave. The tour is 1.5 - 2 hours long, and there is no place to sit. Wear walking shoes, and dress comfortably. Send a completed Event Coupon and
check for $11, payable to VSSC, to Lynn Kozlowski, 4550 S. Green Ridge Circle, Greenfield, WI 53220. Questions? Call Lynn at 414-545-2208.
Festival City Symphony ConcertSunday, Feb. 28, 3 pm Featuring Fantasia, Mendelssohn, Stephen Swedish, MoreThe concert will open with the beloved “Dance of the Hours,” known as the ballet for hippos in Disney’s “Fantasia.” Then, Finnish master Jean Sibelius’ brilliant “Symphony No. 5,” followed by Milwaukee-based soloists Stephen Swedish, piano, and Ilana Setapen, violin, joining FCS for Felix Mendelssohn’s virtuosic “Concerto for Violin and Piano.” At the historic Pabst Theater at Water and Wells, for just $8 for Vagabonds and guests. Then to Rock Bottom Brewery at 5 pm for good food and beverages. Send checks, payable to VSSC, to ron Sonntag, 9406 N. 107th St., Milwaukee 53224. Tickets will not be mailed to you, but will be passed out in the front lobby of the Pabst at 2:45. Questions? Call Ron at 414-788-4907. Start the afternoon with the Vagabond lakefront hike at noon for some good heart exercise, too.
sOCiAl ACtiVities
HelenHankwitz
CabaretSunday, Feb. 28 6:30 pm Uihlein Hall at Marcus CenterCome hear some of the most memorable songs in theatre history, including “Cabaret,” “Wilkommen,” and “Maybe This Time.” Leave your troubles outside – life is beautiful at Cabaret. John Kander, Fred Ebb and Joe Masteroff’s Tony award winning musical about following your heart while the world loses its way. Send your Event Coupon noting if you plan to attend the pre-show dinner on your own (at the Water St. Brewery, 1101 N. Water St. at 4:30) with a check for $34 made payable to VSSC to Lavonne Grenlie, PO Box 1043, Brookfield, WI 53008. Seats are in the first three rows of the loge, in the center. Questions? Call Lavonne at 262-542-2004.
aMuSedSaturday, March 12, 6:30 pmMemories 1077 Lake Dr., Port WashingtonAlone in a New York apartment, Sebastian, the last remaining Greek Muse, mourns the loss of his latest instrument and friend and is obligated to find a new person to inspire and complete an unfinished story. After sabotaging every opportunity Nikki arrives and the battle begins. “aMUSEd” captures and explores the tendency to honor the dead by refusing to live, and leads us through the ancient art of comedy, to live with the past and move forward. Dinner at 6:30, performance at 7:45. Send your check for $41, payable to VSSC, with a completed Event Coupon to Nancy Drolshagen, 8244 W. Potomac Ave., Milw., WI 53218. Questions? Call Nancy at 414-461-3147.
The High KingsSaturday, March 19, 7:30 pmCedarburg Arts Center, W68 N611 Evergreen Blvd.Come celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with your fellow Vagabonds!!! The High Kings have sold out shows both in Ireland and the U.S., made numerous TV appearances, and recorded four albums. The High Kings showcase their incredible versatility as multi-instrumentalists, playing 13 instruments between them and bringing a rousing acoustic flavor to brand new songs as well as some old favorites. Send your check for $31, payable to VSSC, with a completed Event Coupon noting if you plan to attend the pre-show dinner to Gail Lofgren, N77 W5446 Bywater Lane, Cedarburg, WI 53012. Dinner will be @ 5 pm at Galioto’s 1221, 1221 Wauwatosa Ave., (N. on 76th St.). For directions, include a SASE. Questions? Call Gail at 262-377-4396.
ONCeSaturday, April 9, 2 pmMarcus Center for the Performing ArtsWinner of eight 2012 Tony Awards, including BEST MUSICAL. It is a truly original Broadway experience featuring an impressive ensemble of actors/musicians who play their own instruments onstage. ONCE tells the enchanting tale of a Dublin street musician who is about to give up on his dream when a beautiful young woman takes a sudden interest in his haunting love songs. As the chemistry between them grows, his music soars to powerful new heights…but their unlikely connection turns out to be deeper and more complex than your everyday romance. Send your completed Event
Coupon and a check for $34 made payable to VSSC to Nancy Mathews, 5399 Wolfberry Circle, Greendale, WI 53129. We will meet at 12:00 at The Water St. Brewery, 1101 N. Water St. Questions? Call Nancy at 414-427-0271.
DuQueSNe TaMburITZeNSSunday, April 10, 2pmGreendale High School 6801 SouthwayAmerica’s largest running multi-cultural song and dance company, the Duquesne University Tamburitzens is a unique ensemble of talented young folk artists dedicated to the performance and preservation of the music, songs, and dances of Eastern Europe and neighboring folk cultures. Send your $22 check, payable to VSSC, with a completed Event Coupon noting if you plan to attend the dinner afterwards to Kay bires, 3519 Nagawicka Road, Hartland, WI 53029. We will enjoy an ethnic dinner at Three brothers, 2414 S. Saint Clair St. after the performance. Dinner is on your own. Questions? Call Kay at 262-367-5545.
bridge and DinnerSunday, April 17, 2 – 7 pmAttention all bridge players!! This month’s get-together will be on Sunday, April 17 from 2 – 7 pm at the home of Helen Hankwitz, 10108 W. Sunset
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Ave., Wauwatosa. Players of all levels are welcome. Please send a check for $5, made payable to VSSC, to Helen Hankwitz, 10108 W. Sunset Ave., Wauwatosa, WI 53222. Please bring an appetizer, salad or dessert. Questions? Call Helen at 414-461-7772.
The Texas TenorsFriday, April 22 - 7:30 p.m.Cedarburg Performing Arts CenterOpens Immediately - Closes March 31Join other Vagabonds for a wonderful evening listening to The Texas Tenors.
Since their whirlwind debut five years ago when they won 1st place on America’s Got Talent, the Texas Tenors have accumulated a long list of awards, accolades and excited fans. They were named #10 Classical Artist in the world for 2014 according to Billboard magazine. The Texas Tenors treat audiences to a unique harmony
of Country, Classical, Broadway and Contemporary music using breathtaking vocals, humor and a touch of cowboy charm to create a memorable and musically impressive show. We will meet at a restaurant in or near Cedarburg beforehand. Dinner not included in cost of ticket. Send a completed Event Coupon and a check for $48.50, made payable to VSSC, to bonnie Lemmer, N90 W17492 St. Thomas Dr., Menomonee Falls, WI by March 31. Questions? Call 262-370-6673 or email [email protected].
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11
fACes & PlACes
Gents sharing a drink at the January meeting.
Cross country skiers at Minooka Park.
Muskego Park hikers enjoy the warm winter temps. Hikers experience winter at Glacier Park only a few weeks later!
Ole and Lena make everyone laugh.
February
SKI & SOCIaL CLub, INC.
Over 58 Years of Fun and Friendships
Vagabond Ski & Social Club MembershipP. O. Box 26173Milwaukee, WI 53226
DaTeD MaTerIaLDeliver before Friday, January 22
3/5 Tennis Pty
3/11 Pickleball & Pizza
3/12 Telluride, aMUSEd
3/19 Sat. Tennis, High Kings
4/9 Once
4/10 Duquesne Tamburitzes
4/16 Tennis Pty
4/17 Bridge & Dinner
4/22 The Texas Tenors
4/23 Sat. Tennis
6/19 Med. Cruise
1 2 3 4 5 6 Roundtable Thurs. Night Tennis Fish Fry Genesis Brfst General Meeting Racine Brfst Race Team 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Hiking Sheepshead Thurs. Night Tennis Ixtapa, Mexico Genesis Brfst Cross Country Ski Dominoes Event Leader Trng Meno Falls Brfst Cribbage Skywaukee Tour 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Hiking Over the Hump Thurs. Night Tennis Genesis Brfst Cross Country Ski Super Sat. Tennis Race Team Snowmass-Aspen Bowling 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Hiking Sheepshead Board Meeting Thurs. Night Tennis Genesis Brfst Cross Country Ski Dominoes Meno Falls Brfst Race Team Cribbage Snow Tubing 28 29 Hiking Cross Country Ski Festival City Concert Cabaret
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