OctOber 2015 Volume 57, No. 10

Meetings

Wednesday, October 7 – GeNerAL MeetINGWg’s Banquet Center, 103rd & Oklahoma Ave.

Wear Fall bright colors (reds, yellows, burgundy)

Dance to the great music of Andrea and the Mods

Ah, Fall, Autumn, Halloween, the start of Vagabond hikes and when hot chocolate starts to sound good again, when ghosts and goblins in kiddie sizes roam the streets to get goodies, and when Vagabonds continue to look for lots of fun – and get it – from their club. So come and kick off the month in grand style by wearing Fall colors and enjoying a great hot meal and hearing about fun things to do for the coming months at our October 7 General Meeting.

Special Food Choices: Pot Roast, Mashed Potatoes, Honey-Glazed Carrots, Dinner Roll, Coffee, $7.50 OR Roast Beef Sandwich, Chips, Pickle, Coffee, $4.50. Drink special: Spiked Apple Cider, $3.50

If your birthday is in October, 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

rOUNDtAbLe: When estate or transition Sales or Services Are Needed, there’s Help

5:00 pm bar Opens and Meal Service Starts5:30 pm roundtable on How to Do estate Sales6:30 pm Happy Hour and Signups

7:00 pm General Meeting8:00 pm Party, Dancing and More Signups

Having an estate or transition sale is not nearly like a rummage sale or garage sale. And when you need to have one because of moving or downsizing or becoming responsible to handle one for a deceased relative, it’s crucial to get help to take off the pressure, but also to make sure household items, furniture, appliances, artwork, jewelry, clothing, and so many other things garner the best values. A certain headache if you try to do it yourself, but fortunately one of our very own Vagabonds, Susan Perry, is an expert and a professional sale specialist, and she

can greatly ease things for you when you are possibly already under stress. Susan is head of Today’s Lifestyle Solutions, and she is going to tell us all about how to conduct a successful sale and what she does during that process. It requires a great deal of expertise to make sure that one is getting the real value of items before they’re thrown away or held onto when not warranted. Don’t miss this one. Questions? ron Sonntag, 414-788-4907, or ron@rspr.com. Dinner will be served from 5 pm, so eat while listening.

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President’s COrner

Sally borchardt Your Gift….

Vagabond Ski & Social club Inc.Hot Line: 414-297-9793

www/vagabondskiclub.com

OFFIcerSPresident ...................... Sally Borchardt 414-349-9359 sjborch27@aol.comVice President ...................Ron Sonntag 414-788-4907 ron@rspr.comtreasurer ........................Pat Walslager 414-529-5530 pwalslager@wi.rr.comSecretary ..................... Marcia Zientek 414-529-1722 legendrive@gmail.com

OtHer bOArD MeMberSPublic relations .................. Judy Daniel 414-281-7058 judith.daniel47@gmail.comMeetings ..........................Mike Paskov 262-853-3636 paskov.mike@gmail.comMembership ....................Jan Breitbach 414-732-9749 jan.breitbach@gmail.comSporting Activities ......... Carol Gavigan 262-632-1922 cjgavigan@hotmail.comSki/tennis Activities ..............Linda Horn 262-306-0370 linda.horn1@gmail.comFinance & bylaws ...........Sue Cummings 414-421-6248 vag_bylaws@yahoo.comSki trips ..........................Paul Bosanac 414-476-8030 paulb@execpc.comSocial Activities ............ Helen Hankwitz 414-461-7772 helench10108@att.net

VAGAbOND LIFeeditor ................................. Sue Pavlik 262-505-5061 spavlik2@wi.rr.comDesigner ........................... Kat Grinker 414-961-1593 katgrinker@sbcglobal.netPhotographer ....................... Jay Potter 262-490-9973 j.potter87@yahoo.comWebsite ...............................Jeff White ejwhite8942@yahoo.com

Each event that our club offers is a gift to our members from wonderful, talented people who extend

themselves by sharing their time and talents. As our membership renewals keep flying in, it encourages those giving people to continue to come forward with new events. Sometimes I wonder why, or how, some of these marvelous “givers” keep giving ~ but they do, not only because of their nature, but also because of what they receive ~ a warm fuzzy feeling when they see others enjoying themselves. As members, all you’re asked to do is sign up and enjoy the many things these special people have planned for you. That giving-receiving cycle is what keeps our club going so well. So get and partake of the many offerings that are presented to you, including some of the following ones for October.

Our wonderful Sundays of Hiking in the Parks will resume; challenging Sunday Bowling continues; fantastic, over-the-top

Door County Weekend is once again presented; enjoy the beauty of our good earth with a tour of the Schlitz Audubon Nature Center; multiple choices of Great Plays; hop, skip and jump to a real live Square Dance; leaving the driving to a bus driver, have fun and see and Tour Lambeau Field and Museum; and yes there’s even Pickleball that awaits you. Now I didn’t even mention the Saturday Morning Breakfasts, or Dominoes and Sheephead. Do you see all the givers – now be a “taker” and enjoy!

Looking ahead, don’t forget to sign up for one, two or three of your favorite ski trips. Secure your space early so that you can enjoy the lovely winters to the fullest!

Please, please, please don’t be afraid to sign up alone, I did and I have had fun ever since!!!

Sally Borchardt

Join your Vagabond friends each Saturday morning from 8:00 am - 9:00 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, Oct. 10 and 24, 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 bojean05@sbcglobal.net or call her at 262-370-6673.Racine/Kenosha Breakfast: Saturday, Oct. 10, at 9 am at Annetta’s Cafe, 8020 Durand Ave. From I-94, exit Hwy. 11 east toward Racine. Go through Sturtevant past Farm & Fleet. It is on the north side, adjacent to Phillips 66. If you go past the railroad underpass, you’ve gone too far. We are a friendly bunch and it’s a great way to meet Vagabonds in a small setting. Questions? Call Carol Gavigan at 262-632-1922.

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ViCe President

ronSonntag

Ixtapa, Mexico, Winter Getaway Vacation Feb. 12 - 19, 2016, Opened Sept. 1Thirty lucky members will get away in February to picturesque Ixtapa, Mexico, for seven nights at the all-inclusive barcelo Ixtapa beach resort located right next to the Pacific Ocean. Included are meals, drinks, fitness center, tennis, volleyball, satellite TV, minibars, shows, taxes, tips, ground transfers, and more for only $1,674 double occupancy, with a single

rate available. Escape winter and warm up at this sensational tropical resort with ocean-view rooms. To top it all off, fly a nonstop charter flight direct from Milwaukee to Ixtapa. Travel insurance available. For a chance to be included in this winter spectacular, send a check for $100, made payable to VSSC, along with an Event Coupon to: Sue cummings, 4143 W. College Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53221. Final payment is due Dec. 15. Signup Deadline: October 14!

Thank you to all members who have renewed their membership and welcome to all new members. The deadline to renew is October 1st. All members MUST

submit a new form every year, signed and dated; this includes Lifetime, Honorary and 80/30 members. If your membership

form is received after October 15th, your information will not appear in the Directory.

Thank you to the great Renewal volunteers ~ I truly appreciate your help!!

MeMBershiP

Janbreitbach Last Reminder for Renewals!

WeLcOMe NeW Or reJOINING MeMberS:

Gabriel buncsak1425 Garfield AvWaukesha, WI 53189262-894-8524wolfgaars@yahoo.com

Wayne baumgartW138S6625 HemmingwayMuskego, WI 53130414-688-8582414-425-1713sandeeb48@icloud.com

Jane costine77 Laurelwood Ct.Rockaway, NJ 07866973-255-7270973-361-3859jcostine@grahamcurtin.comjcostine@optium.net

Jeri HolschbachN77W31745 Northwoods Dr.Hartland, WI 53029414-731-3707jlshryock@gmail.com

Kathy & bruce Korus12851 W Wyndridge Ct. #103New Berlin, WI 53151360-359-8376360-480-1316kskorus@gmail.combwkorus@gmail.com

Monika Lutz1707 Elder St. #203Waukesha, WI 53188414-202-3974262-650-9987monikalutz@att.net

Mary Kelling15638 W Ridge Rd.New Berlin, WI 53151262-797-9459

William Smith4272 Lime Rd.Eden, WI 53019920-960-2260

Gordy Weiss17560 W North Ave., #127Brookfield, WI 53045262-784-0494gordyandjeanne@hotmail.com

Warren Weir1180 Lansdowne CtBrookfield, WI 83045262-212-2047262-827-8887

barbara Wolf1655 W Lawn AvRacine, WI 53405303-475-6429canoe1979@juno.com

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ski & tennis

LindaHorn

Open tennisVagabonds meet and play tennis on Saturday mornings from 9 am to Noon at Nathan Hale High School and on Monday evenings from 6:00 to 8:00 pm at Elm Grove Village Park until late fall. There is no cost – just show up. Players should try to get on a court with players of similar ability. Subject to weather conditions. Questions? Call ron Sonntag at 414-788-4907.

tennis Skill buildingWould you like to continue improving your tennis skills? Would you like to learn to play? We would like to know about our Vagabond members interested in taking lessons or tennis drills with a pro. For those who are beginners or play at the 2.0

to 3.0 level, continuing skill development would be in the form of lessons with a pro. For players rated over 3.0 and over, skill improvement would be in

the form of tennis drills conducted by a pro. So that we can tailor the drills to days and times that are convenient for you, please contact Linda Horn at linda.horn1@gmail.com or phone: 262-306-0370, indicating your name, tennis rating, days of the week you are available (Sunday thru Saturday), and time of day morning, afternoon, or evening. Your responses will be collated, and you will be contacted about drills/lessons, dates and times, costs, etc.

I will be accepting ads until October 15 for the 2015-16 Vagabond Directory. Please let me know if you would like to place an ad in the Directory by calling Sue cummings at 414-421-6248 or email vag_bylaws@yahoo.

FinAnCe & BY-LAWs

Sue cummings Directory Ads

PuBLiC reLAtiOns

Judy Daniel Autumn is in the Air!

Enjoy all the wonderful Fall activities offered by your club. Don’t pass up the opportunity to invite your family and friends to join the Vagabond Ski & Social Club and

participate in our unique organization. It’ll be a gift of fun and friendship. You will make a difference in someone’s life.

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sPOrting ACtiVities

carolGavigan

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

Sun., Oct. 4 - 1:30 pm. Minooka Park. Meet in parking lot on Sunset Drive in Waukesha, just west of Hwy. Y (Racine Ave.), and just east of Hwys. 164 and 59. Hike from 1:30 till 3:20, then quickly to Matteo’s on Sunset Drive at 164 to watch the Packers vs. 49ers at 3:25 and eat together. Bowlers leave at 5:15 for bowling.

Sun., Oct. 11 LAte StArt - 3:30 pm. Menomonee Park at Lannon. Meet in parking lot about half mile north of Hwy. 74 on Hwy. Y, on east side of road. Hike from 3:40 to 5:40, then eat at Brisco County Wood Grill at Cty. Line Rd. and 45 at 6 pm.

Sun., Oct. 18 eArLY StArt - 1 pm. Pike Lake State Park. Meet at Pike Lake State Park at Hwy. 41 north to Hwy. 60, west about 3 miles to sign on left for park entrance (Kettle Moraine Dr.), south into park to beach parking lot, just past check-in booth. Hike from 1:10 to 3:10, then watch the Packers play San Diego at 3:25 and eat great food and hot fudge sundaes at The Mine Shaft in Hartford.

Sun., Oct. 25 (PAcKer bYe WeeK) 1 pm. Lapham Peak State Park. To carpool, park and meet at Wells Street Tavern on Wells St. in Delafield and come in cars with park stickers or chip in together to enter the park. Or just go to the park entrance, south off I-94 on Hwy. C and check in with the ranger, then head to the first parking lot inside at the first right. Hike from 1:10 to 3:10, then back to cars and to Wells St. Tavern nearby in Delafield for food and drink at 3:20.

Join the fun and great exercise. For more info, call ron Sonntag, 414-788-4907.

bowlers NeededIf we could get four more bowlers, just one team, that would be great. It takes place at Bluemound Bowl, 12935 W. Bluemound Rd., Brookfield. Beginning in Oct. the cost is $104 for the first Sunday of each month until May. This includes prizes, food, and a good time with your fellow Vagabonds. Send your check for $104, a completed Event Coupon, and a stamped self-addressed envelope to: Michelle Dloogoff, 2810 Mill Rd., Unit G, Glendale, WI 53209-3239. Questions? Call Michelle or Frank Berg at 414-540-1411.

Fall Square DanceNew Berlin Community CenterSaturday, October 10, 7–10 pmIt’s time to quit the toe tapping and get up and hee-haw yourself onto the dance floor. We have a great caller who promises us a great experience and you don’t have to have a partner. The dance will take place at the New Berlin Community Center located at 14750 W. Cleveland Ave., which is about one mile east of Moorland Rd. The cost is $15. Light snacks and beverages are included. This event opened Aug. 1 and is limited to 40 people.

Checks for $15 made payable to VSSC, along with your completed Event Coupon, should be mailed to Sharon Ingles, 3606 Country Lane, Racine, WI 53405. Questions? Contact Sharon 262-554-5090 or blanche Phipps 262-681-2078.

Pickleball!back by Popular Demand!Friday, October 23, 6 – 7:30 pmMoorland Tennis Center 2900 S. 163rd St., New BerlinOpened September 1We had so much fun the last time that we just had to have another Vagabond

tennis Party Sat., Nov. 7, 6 - 9 pmHighlander Elite Tennis Club,13825 W. Burleigh Road, BrookfieldOpens October 1You are invited to a tennis party at Highlander Elite for fun tennis and socializing afterward. The tennis party is

open to all tennis rating levels. The first 32 players are invited to join in the fun. We will be serving an entrée, salad, and dessert after tennis. Please bring your own beverages.

registration: begins at 6 pm. tennis: 6:30 - 8 pm. Social: 8 - 9 pm.

Mail a completed Event Coupon with your tennis rating, check, and email address to Walter Feierday at 232 Reeds Drive, West Bend, WI 53095. Checks are payable to VSSC as follows: Tennis & Social is $23 OR Social only is $8. Confirmation will be emailed. Questions? Contact Walter, 262-501-6413 or Suzanne Wiedner, 262-305-8444.

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Pickleball event. We will have up to 8 courts available for a maximum of 32 players (4 players per court). Paddles will be provided for those who don’t have one. If you have your own paddle, bring it along. For those who have never played or who need a brush up, professionals will be available to demonstrate how to play, offer tips for effective play, and explain the rules and scoring from 6 - 6:30; we’ll play from 6:30 - 7:30. Veteran players will skip this part and just enjoy playing Pickleball

from 6 to 7:30. Beverages (water, soda, beer) will be provided during the 1½ hour of play time. After playing, everyone is invited upstairs to the lounge for more beverages (beer, wine, soda), light snacks (the special Moorland popcorn) and socializing. All of this for only $16 per person. Send your check for $16 made payable to VSSC and an Event Coupon to Linda Horn, 2311 Emslie Dr., Waukesha, WI 53188. Indicate if you wish to participate in the initial instruction session. Questions? Call

Linda at 262-306-0370 or bobbi Marsells 414-906-1793.

Looking for table tennis/Ping Pong PlayersSeveral years ago members played table tennis on Saturday afternoons. Yvonne Mahoney would like to start this fun activity again. It would take place at Irving Grade School in West Allis. If you are interested in playing, call Yvonne at 262-695-7647.

LiFt Lines

Paulbosanac

A aquestion that arises with greater frequency is when skiers ask if they can take advantage of some aspects of a Club trip, but not all. Specifically, this issue comes

up with ski trips to Colorado, where skiers either wish to drive out earlier or stay later, and not pay for airfare. This would not be much of an issue if our trips were priced based on individual components, but they are not. Prices for our trips are established well in advance of trip departures. We don’t know at that time how many skiers will sign up for individual trips, and we typically don’t know our airline costs until approximately 6 months before departure.

Airlines often offer a “free” airline seat based on the number of skiers flying that airline. When the trips are priced, we don’t know how many skiers will sign up, so we don’t account for the “free” airline seat. If we exceed the requisite number of fliers, that money is placed in the party fund, to the benefit of

everyone. (With some recent trips that have not filled, but have met the appropriate number of fliers, we have had to use the airline money to cover our expenses.)

When skiers elect not to fly with the Club, it can jeopardize the opportunity to get a “free” airline seat. Our practice has been that if we have a sufficient number of fliers, we will, on an individual basis, allow skiers to forego paying the airfare. They must, however, pay for the bus transportation to and from the airport, and any other expenses that the group pays.

Our February trip to Snowmass is unusual because there are no “free” airline seats. Consequently, we have more flexibility in allowing skiers to drive there. Our 2016 western trips involve flying to “close in” airports, a convenience that should not be missed.

SAFetY tIP: Do you think of your ski poles when you are skiing? Many beginners and lower intermediate skiers treat their ski poles as appendages that flop around on the way down the hill. Some skiers still use outdated “sabre” grips (possibly anticipating getting into a sword fight). Those of us who treat ski poles as a vital part of the skiing experience should ensure that they are not in a state of disrepair. Of particular concern is the area just above the ski pole basket. Is your metal thin in that area? You can immediately tell if the metal is weakening by the color: a silver color with streaks indicates that the skis got in the way of the poles once too often. To prevent surprises -- and to ensure safe skiing -- keep your poles in proper working order. If your poles show signs of deterioration, replace them.

cMSc NeWS: If you are looking for information about ski resorts and other useful information about skiing, check out the Chicago Metropolitan Ski Counsel’s on-line magazine: http://www.skicmsc.com/default.cfm.

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Worked so well for so many years, so we’ve brought it back…

Indianhead, MI January 15-17, 2016Included in this fantastic getaway weekend, where all you have to do is sit back and relax, is: • Roundtriptransportation;• ToIndianhead:lightdinner,snacks

& refreshments (soda, beer, wine & water);

• 2-nightslodging(doubleoccupancy);

• 2-breakfasts(Saturday&Sunday);• Horsd’oeuvrepartySat.night

before dinner at Dudley’s Saloon (Lodge provides live entertainment)

• Saturdaynightdinner;• Onefreebeginnerskilesson

– Saturday; • Saturdaynight–outonthetownin

‘Hurley’ (need I say more?)• OptionalSaturdayskiing@

Powderhorn. Please give us a count on the bus Friday night!

• NASTARraces(2)-Sunday A change room after checkout will also be available. For those of you who may just want to come along and enjoy all the camaraderie but do not ski, there is a full health club that includes Nautilus equipment, treadmills, elliptical trainer and recumbent bike, as well as all the above. Lift tickets are not included in this package, but will be available at discounted prices. Secure your spot immediately! Sign up today! remember, you can sign up alone and we will match you up! Trip closes November 30.

Price: $245, double occupancy. The bus leaves promptly on Friday, January 15

from Goerke’s corners Park & ride, at 6 pm. Second pick up @ Hwy 41 & Hwy 33. The bus returns Sunday evening January 17.

Payment Schedule: A deposit of $50 is payable with your reservation and the balance is due November 30. Late payment fee of $10 will be assessed after November 30.

To guarantee your spot, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope, completed Trip Coupon, and your check in the amount of $50 payable to: VSSC, c/o Sally borchardt, W216N5531 Adamdale Dr., Menomonee Falls, WI 53051. Questions? Call Sally at 414- 349-9359.

Snowmass/Aspen, coloradoSaturday, February 20 – Saturday, February 27, 2016By popular request, we are returning to Snowmass/Aspen in 2016. If you can’t find enough skiing at Snowmass, with 3,332 acres of terrain, 94 trails, 21 chairlifts -- and access to your choice of cruisers, glades, and steeps -- you may choose to visit the nearby resorts of Aspen, Buttermilk, or Aspen Highlands. Snowmass is known as the best of all the mountains (averages 300 inches of snow each season) and is the second largest ski resort in Colorado. Beginner areas and green runs near the base of the mountain make learning easy, and there are many cruising runs, particularly in the Big Burn area.

Our home in Snowmass will be the Top of the Village Condos, a slope-side, truly ski-in/ski-out facility. We have 6 - 3 Bdm / 3 bath, and 1 - 2 Bdm/ 2 bath condos. The condos all have amenities

we have come to expect, including heated outdoor pool, fireplace, and private balcony. An on-call Village shuttle is available for grocery shopping, dinner, or just visiting the town where there are dozens of first-class restaurants and shops to enjoy.

This trip includes: complimentary wine and cheese party, pre-trip, mid-week, and post-trip parties, plus round trip air from Milwaukee to Aspen. Fifteen seats are on United and 25 on Delta. Price: $1,568 per person, double occupancy.Lift tickets: Adults: 105-1 Day; 178- 2 Days; (Buy 3 or more days at $89/day and get 1 day free). SENIOR (65+): $80-1 Day; $110-2 Days; $165-3 Days; $220-4 Days; $275-5 Days; $330-6-Days.Payment Schedule: A deposit of $300 is payable with your reservation; an additional deposit of $400 is due November 2nd, and the balance ($868) is due December 15th, plus a check for the cost of your lift ticket, if so desired.NOte: Forty spots are available for this trip. Trip opened September 1st.Send: Two (2) self-addressed, stamped envelopes, completed Trip Coupon with copy of I.D. and check payable to VSSC, c/o Sally borchardt, W216 N5531 Adamdale Dr., Menomonee Falls,WI 53051.

telluride, coloradoSaturday, March 12 – Saturday, March 19, 2016Ski the Old West…Telluride, a former mining town, is a skier’s paradise. Each year, over 300 inches of snow blankets

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the mountain while 300 days of sunshine create awe-inspiring slopes with 23% beginner, 36% intermediate, and 41% advanced terrain. With the addition of Revelation Bowl, Black Iron Bowl, Palmyra Peak, and Gold Hill Chutes, several seasons ago, there are over 2,000 acres to explore. The town of Telluride is eight blocks wide and twelve blocks long. Telluride is connected to the town of Mountain Village by a free gondola system, offering a 13-minute scenic ride on the way to the Telluride ski area.

Our lodging for the week will be the Bear Creek Lodge, a luxury facility with

fully equipped kitchens and fireplaces. We have 4 bedroom/4 bath condos. There is a private lift with direct ski access.

The trip includes round-trip air from Milwaukee to Montrose (Telluride is approx. 1 hour’s drive from Montrose). There will be pre-trip, mid-week, and post-trip parties. Trip opens September 1.

Price: $1,538 per person, double occupancy.Lift tickets: $200/2 of 3 days; $288/3 of 4 days; $362/4 of 6 days; $453/5 of 7 days; $472/6 of 8 days– There is no senior lift ticket pricing.

Payment Schedule: A deposit of $300 is payable with your reservation; an additional deposit of $400 is due on December 1st; and the balance ($838) is due January 9, 2016, plus check for the cost of your lift ticket, if so desired.NOte: Thirty-two spots are available for this trip. Send: Two (2) self-addressed, stamped envelopes, completed trip coupon with copy of I.D. and check to VSSC, c/o Suzanne Wiedner, 232 Reeds Dr., West Bend, WI 53095. Questions? Call Suzanne or Wally Feierday at 262-305-8444.

SKI TRIP COUPON

n Indianhead Mountain/January 15 - 17, 2016 n Telluride, CO/March, 12 – 19, 2016 n Snowmass/Aspen, CO/February 20 – 27, 2016

Application Date: __________________ Deposit: $ __________________

Name for Nametag: ______________________________________________________________________________________

Phone: (Home): _______________________________________________ (Work): ___________________________________

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In case of an emergency, notify: _________________________________ Phone: ____________________________________I have contacted ________________________________, and we agree to share a room (if blank, you will be assigned a roommate).Smoking Preference: n Non-Smoking n Smoking n Don’t Care I acknowledge and agree that, as a condition of being allowed to participate in this trip: 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 trip 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 trip. I release the Vagabond Ski & Social Club, 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 trip 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 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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Sheepshead/Dominoes/cribbageTuesday, October 13 and 27 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.

tour Lambeau FieldThursday, October 22, 7:30 am – ? Calling all Packer fans! Did you ever wonder what the stadium looked like behind the scenes? Now you can walk through a game day suite, experience the players’ tunnel, view the newly

constructed south end and roof, see the visitors’ locker room; and more on this 2-hour guided tour of our legendary Lambeau Field. After the tour, have lunch (on your own) at the new 1919 Kitchen and Tap (formerly Curly’s Pub). We will then go to the famous Packer Hall of Fame located within the stadium. It is a sports museum dedicated to Green Bay Packers. Movies, trivia, hands-on displays, and memorabilia capture the Packers legend. There will be snacks on the bus both going and coming back from Green Bay.

The first pickup is at the newly opened Watertown Plank Park & Ride lot at 7:30 am. Our second pickup is at Hwy. 45/41 Good Hope Park & Ride at 7:45. Please be on time! This fun-filled day is only $65 for 52 lucky Vagabonds. Send your Event Coupon and check for $65 made payable to

VSSC to Lois brown, 5038 N. 104th St. Milwaukee, WI 53225. Questions? Call Lois at 414-535-0014. The phone number the day of the trip will be 414-510-6779.

raptor SaturdaySchlitz Audubon Nature Center 1111 E. Brown Deer Rd.Sat., October 3 1 pmSee the fall colors as well as hawks, owls, falcons and eagles perform at the Schlitz Audubon Nature Center in Bayside. Arrive at 12:30 (or earlier) to purchase your $8 ticket. First come – first served. This event always sells out. We will collect $1 for the Vagabonds at the September meeting or at the event. Stay to view other exhibits, walk the trails, or climb the tower overlooking Lake Michigan. Afterwards, we will meet at Culver’s at 1925 E. Capitol Dr. in Shorewood about 4:30 for a casual dinner. Call Sue Damrow or erv bukin at 414-461-3770 with any questions.

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barefoot in the ParkFriday, October 9 7:30 pmWest Allis High School 84th St. and Lincoln Ave.Don’t miss this Neil Simon comedy performed by the West Allis Players. Paul and Corie Bratter are newlyweds in every sense of the word. After a six-day honeymoon, they get a visit from Corie’s loopy mother and decide to play matchmaker during a dinner with their neighbor in the attic, Velasco, when everything that can go wrong, does. Send your Event Coupon noting if you plan to attend the dinner with a check made payable to VSSC for $13 to Nancy Drolshagen, 8244 W. Potomac Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53218. Dinner will be at Fillipo’s Italian Restaurant, 6915 W. Lincoln Ave. at 5:20 pm. Tickets will be distributed at the restaurant and in the lobby at 7:15. Questions? Call Nancy at 414-461-3147.

Dirty DancingMarcus CenterSunday, October 11 6:30 pmThis musical is a “not-to-be-missed” memory-maker, exploding with heart-pounding music, passionate romance, and sensational dancing. This worldwide smash hit tells the story of Baby and Johnny, two fiercely

independent young spirits from different worlds who come together in what will be the most challenging and triumphant summer of their lives. Tap your toes and lip-sync to hit songs ”Hungry Eyes”, “Hey Baby”, “Do You Love Me?”, and the heart-stopping “I’ve Had The Time of My Life”. Send your check for $34 made payable to VSSC with a completed Event Coupon, noting if you plan to attend the dinner, to Mary Lou Finn, 18341 W. Wisconsin Ave., Brookfield, WI 53045. Dinner will be at 4:30 at the Water St. Brewery, 1101 N. Water St. Our seats are located in rows B and C of the loge. Questions? Call Mary Lou at 262-844-4418.

back Home Again - On the road with John DenverSunday, Nov. 8, 7 pmStackner Theater at the Rep, 108 E. Wells St.John Denver was about more than country music. He had international appeal, and was equally popular with country and pop audiences. You’ll hear hits like “Take Me Home, Country Roads,” “Rocky Mountain High,” and “Leaving on a Jet Plane.” Featuring versatile musician David Lutken, Back Home Again offers a rare glimpse of the man behind the music and the stories behind the songs. Send your check made payable to VSSC for $40 with an Event Coupon to Gail Lofgren, N77 W5446 Bywater Lane, Cedarburg, WI 53012. We will meet at the Stackner for dinner at 5:30 pm (on your own). Questions? Call Gail at 262-377-4396.

chicago Holiday bus trip Saturday, Dec. 5 8 am - ?Opens October 1 – closes November 21Great trip! Great price! You are welcome to bring a non-Vagabond member with you; however, non-members must be accompanied by a member.

Check out the website of the Chicago Convention & Tourism Bureau at www.choosechicago.com. Plenty to do: museums, Millennium Park, Navy Pier, China Town or other ethnic neighborhoods, plays and shopping along the famous Magnificent Mile, Michigan Ave., in addition to the Christkindl Market.

Three pick up/drop off points at Park ‘n Ride lots: Goerkes Corners at 8 am, State Fair at 8:30 am, and College Ave., Northeast Lot, at 9 am. Drops off/pick up points in Chicago are at the hotel and two museums. We’ll leave Chicago at 7 pm. More information will be sent to you approx. two weeks prior to the trip.

If we have an “almost full” bus, we will serve a hot breakfast sandwich, Danish and juice on the way to Chicago. There will be snacks, beer and wine on the way home.

Send your Event Coupon with a check made payable to the VSSC for $26 to bonnie Lemmer, N90 W17492 St. Thomas Dr., Menomonee Falls, WI 53051. You must enclose a self-addressed, STAMPED, 9 ½” long envelope with your registration.

Questions? Call or email Bonnie at bojean05@sbcglobal.net or 262-370-6673. Emails preferred. Register early as the bus fills up quickly.

christmas caroling and PartyMonday, December 7 5:30 pmWe will meet at the Milwaukee County Mental Health Complex, 9455 W. Watertown Plank Rd. Please lock purses and valuables in your car!!! After an hour of singing, we will meet at Alioto’s (Mayfair Rd. and Burleigh) for fellowship and a wonderful dinner and party. The caroling itself is free, so come sing even if you can’t attend the dinner afterward.Dinner choices: • BakedStuffedPorkChop,Brown

Gravy and Applesauce• BreadedStuffedBreastofChicken

Cordon Bleu, Rice and Carrots• BakedCod,TartarSauceand

Lemon WedgeDinners include: Salad, Whipped, Baked or Buttered New Potatoes, Italian Bread, Dessert, Coffee or TeaCost: $24 (includes gratuity)Send your completed Event Coupon indicating your dinner choice and a check for $24 made payable to VSSC along with a stamped, self-addressed envelope to carrie Zimmer, W140

N7250 Lilly Rd., Menomonee Falls, WI 53051. Questions? Call Carrie at 262-253-1056.

NewsiesSunday, Jan. 10 6:30 pmMarcus Center for the Performing ArtsThey delivered the papers, until they made the headlines. Direct from Broadway comes Newsies, the smash-hit, crowd-pleasing new musical from Disney. Winner of the 2012 Tony Awards for Best Score and Best Choreography, Newsies has audiences and critics alike calling it “A Musical Worth Singing About”. Filled with one heart-pounding number after another, it’s a high-energy explosion of song and dance you just don’t want to miss. Send your check, made payable to VSSC for $34, with a completed Event Coupon noting if you plan on attending the pre-event dinner, to Mary Lou Finn, 18341 W. Wisconsin Ave., Brookfield, WI 53045. Questions? Call Mary Lou at 262-844-4418. Dinner will be held at the Water St. Brewery, 1101 N. Water St. at 5 pm.

A Night to rememberFriday, Jan. 22 7:30 pm Cedarburg Performing Arts Center, W68 N611 Evergreen Blvd.On Dec. 4, 1956, an event occurred that was beyond music history comprehension. A jam session happened at Sam Phillip’s Sun Studio that featured Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Elvis Presley! This performance honors these legendary Sun Records recording artists’ music. The audience will get the feeling they are witness to a rock and roll royalty jam session with the music that has stood the test of time. It’s 90 minutes of country, gospel and pure ‘50’s rock and roll!! All based on one amazing night of music in Memphis when music legends gathered to jam and record together.

Send your check, made payable to VSSC for $31, noting if you plan to attend the pre-show dinner, to Gail Lofgren, N77 W5446 Bywater Lane, Cedarburg, WI 53012. The pre-show dinner will be at 5:30 pm at Galioto’s 1221, 1221 Wauwatosa Ave. (76th St.), Cedarburg. For directions, include a SASE. Questions? Call Gail at 262-377-4396.

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Life Advertising rates and Procedures•BusinessCard:$25.00/1month,$75.00/4months•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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11/8 Back Home Again

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12/5 Chicago Holiday Bus Trip

12/7 Christmas Caroling & Party

2016

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1/15 Indianhead, MI

1/22 St Anton, Austria & Budapest;

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2/12 Ixtapa, Mexico

2/20 Snowmass-Aspen

3/12 Telluride

1 2 3 Thurs. Night Tennis Genesis Brfst Door County Open Tennis Weekend Raptor Sat.

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Bowling Open Tennis Roundtable Thurs. Night Tennis Fish Fry Genesis Brfst Hiking General Meeting Barefoot in Meno Falls Brfst Dance the Park Racine Brfst Open Tennis Square Dance

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Hiking Open Tennis Sheepshead Thurs. Night Tennis Genesis Brfst Dirty Dancing Dominoes Member Renewal Open Tennis Cribbage Deadline

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Hiking Open Tennis Over the Hump Thurs. Night Tennis Pickleball Genesis Brfst Lambeau Tour Meno Falls Brfst Open Tennis

25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Hiking Open Tennis Sheepshead Board Meeting Thurs. Night Tennis Genesis Brfst Dominoes Open Tennis Cribbage

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