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3311 East Old Shakopee Road - Bloomington, MN 55425 Tel: 952-853-6562

July 2017 [email protected] Vol. 32 Issue 7

CONTROL DATA/CERIDIAN RETIREES CLUB

SUNSHINE

Thinking of You

Maureen Danner Sylvia and Chuck Woldum celebrated their 60th

wedding anniversary June 21

Sympathy

Family of Gary Lee Burkart Family of Neil Clark

Family of Shirley Heroff Family of Shirley Kinsey

Family of Kenneth Lampert Family of Dr. Robert Worsing, Sr.

NEW EVENTS

Summer Golf

Minnesota Zoo discount tickets

Legendary Ladies of Country Music

Fall Luncheon - Mystic Lake

Overnight Trip to Wisconsin

Aladdin

Henry & Alice go into the Wild

SEMINAR / EDUCATION

Summer Series

***************************************************** AARP Smart Driver Course - Wed., Sept. 13

8:00 a.m.—noon Guy Moore will be our instructor. A registration form is included in this mailing. You do NOT have to be an AARP member to attend.

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Early CDC Experiences - Wed., Sept. 20

9:00 a.m. This is a follow-up to the March 3rd presen-tation by Norb Berg. This time Bob Price will also pre-sent. Learn about the history of CDC. *************************************************************

Airport Safety/Security - Fri., Sept. 29

9:00 a.m. - Speaker Kristi Rollwagen, Manager-Emergency Programs, will present a brief overview of the programs created for all aspects of emergencies that could impact the airline and airport.

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The Longest Jump - Thur., October 26

9:00 a.m. - Brian Utley will wow you with facts of an incredible parachute jump at 125,000 feet by Felix Baumgartner.

Twenty-first Annual

Retirees Golf Tournament

By Guy Moore

It’s time to again put your teams together for the

Annual Retirees Golf Tournament — our Twen-

ty-first. As always, it will be held at Dwan Golf

Course in Bloomington. The date is August 18.

If you don’t have a full team, sign up as three-

some, two-some or single and we will find a great

group for you to play with.

At the recommendation of some of our long time

participants and realizing that not all of our mem-

bers desire to play 18 holes any longer, we will

try something different by adding a 9 hole seg-

ment to the tournament. The format will be the

same as the past 20 years. There will be Mixed,

Gent and 9 hole flights — in a scramble format.

There will be team and individual prizes. You

don’t have to be a great golfer to enjoy this one.

A flyer with the entry form is enclosed with this

newsletter (page 11).

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REFERENCE PHONE NUMBERS

Pension Information

Pension Payment Hotline: 1-800-728-3123

Benefits Services: 1-888-899-3575

St. Croix Bluffs Rec Park: 651-430-8240

(Washington County Lake Elmo Park Reserve)

Retirees Club: 952-853-6562

Questions for this number relate only to

Club activities, seminars and membership.

Email: [email protected]

Fitness Center: 952-853-7722

CLUB BUSINESS

ELECTRONIC MAILING Problems? Email John Janes, our computer advisor, at: [email protected]. Techie News not included in this newsletter.

ADDRESS CHANGES Be sure to send any address changes to the Club office via email or U.S. mail.

BUS TRIPS

If you prefer to drive to an event rather than take the bus when a bus is provided, the cost is still the same. You need to make a special note on your reservation form so we do not reserve a seat on the bus. You can meet up with the group at the designated time and place.

BUS TRIP PARKING

For all one-day trips involving a bus, a parking area on the NORTHEAST corner of Creekside Community Center (98th Street and Newton Avenue South) has been designated for

Ceridian retirees.

Spring Golf Outing Results By Guy Moore

The Spring-fling golf tournament was held on June7 at

Dwan Golf Course with 35 participants competing in

two flights. The weather was beautiful and we had a

great day for golf.

The Flight winners are:

Flight A: 1st Linda Bjornberg & Jim Bush

2nd Sharon & Donn Taylor

3rd Kathleen & Richard Zieman

Flight B: 1st Tie Jurgen Adam & Craig Manson and

Reid Shaw & Bill McDonald

3rd Marty Friede & Bob Milske

Individual Winners:

Linda Bjornberg, JoAnn LeClair, Kay Roepke, Pat

Kelly, Don Taylor, Bob Brush, Gordon Griffin and

Craig Manson.

It was a great event and fun was had by all. Thanks to

the Management and staff at Dwan Golf Course. Also

thanks to the folks who help in running the tourna-ment - George Madich (Chief Scorekeeper), Nancy

Dostal (Photographer), and Rhys Miller. Most of all,

thanks to the golfers.

Don’t forget to sign up for the August 18 Summer

Tournament. We are trying a new twist this year.

The registration form is included in this newsletter.

Airport Safety/Security Seminar

This rescheduled seminar is well worth the wait. A registration form is part of this newsletter. Previously received registra-tion forms/checks were shredded; there-fore you must resubmit the registration form and a new check again.

The Longest Jump Seminar

This rescheduled seminar is something to see, with video of the record-setting para-chute jump. See registration form on

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SCHEDULED EVENTS / SEMINARS

2017 Event Coordinator

Page Sat., July 1 Paul Shaffer’s Band - Ames ** Judy Moss 952-808-5540 Wed., July 12 Saints Baseball * 5 Tom Moore 763-546-3784 Sun., July 16 Idiots Delight - Park Square * 5 Dean Nerdahl 952-831-4804 Wed., July 19 Ghost - Old Log * 7 Dean Nerdahl 952-831-4804 Wed., August 9 Grease - Chanhassen * 7 Gerry Leinfelder 763-478-2486 Sat., August 12 Family Picnic * 9 Board 952-853-6562 Fri., August 18 Summer Golf * 11 Guy Moore 952-881-1830 Tues., August 22 Betty Danger’s Country Club * (Bus Trip) 13 Judy Moss 952-808-5540 Sun., August 27 Joseph & the Amazing Technicolor - Artistry * 13 Gloria Cumming 952-881-0245 Tues., Sept. 12 River Trip from Red Wing to Hudson * 15 Nancy Dostal 651-686-5450 Wed., Sept. 13 AARP Drive Safely Seminar * 15 Board 952-853-6562 Wed., Sept. 20 More Early CDC Experiences (Berg & Price) * 17 Chuck Woldum 952-888-1065 Thur., Sept. 21 Legendary Ladies of Country Music - Plymouth * 17 Tom Moore 763-546-3784 Fri., Sept. 29 Airport Security * 19 Board 952-853-6562 Sat., Sept. 30 Aladdin - Orpheum * 19 Linda Hauck 952-854-4727 Sun., Oct. 1 Henry and Alice Go Into the Wild - Park Square * 21 Dean Nerdahl 952-831-4804 Wed., Oct. 11 Fall Luncheon—Mystic Lake * 21 Board 952-853-6562 Oct. 17-18 Overnight bus trip—Beer & Berries & More * 22-23 Pat Roleff 952-432-9613 Thur., Oct. 19 Monky Business - DayTrippers * 25 Board 952-853-6562 Thur., Oct. 26 The Longest Jump - seminar * 25 Board 952-853-6562 Minnesota Zoo Discount Tickets * 24 Gary Polaczyk 651-578-7213

* Announcement enclosed

** Call for Availability

Event Questions? - Call the Event Coordinator with questions/concerns about an event.

REMEMBER TO CHECK YOUR TICKETS TO VERIFY

DATE, TIME AND LOCATION

Ticket Reservations: If an event is SOLD OUT, even though your reservation was received before the cutoff date, we will put your reservation on a wait list and you will be notified.

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Sweet Land By Nancy Dostal

On a Sunday afternoon in May, a group of retirees saw the play Sweet Land at the

Minnesota History Theater. Sweet Land is the story of Inga and Olaf in 1920, just

after the end of World War I. Inga, who speaks no English, arrives in Minnesota

in 1920 to marry a young Norwegian farmer whom she has never met. When

the couple go to the church, the minister refuses to marry them because Inga is

German and she does not have the proper papers. Inga and Olaf then go to the

county clerk to marry them - he also refuses. After WWI sentiment against

Germans was very high.

Inga then must live with neighbors until she and Olaf can marry. During this

time she struggles to learn about life in America and to speak English. Inga and

Olaf slowly come to know each other and they fall in love. Still unable to marry,

they live together openly despite the scorn of the neighbors and the disapproval

of the local minister.

When a neighbor’s farm is threatened by foreclosure, Olaf and Inga take a stand

to help and the community unites around the young couple, finally accepting

Inga as one of their own. The play was produced as a musical with some light

humor, very entertaining, and it made us think of the prejudices that existed 100

years ago, many of which still exist today. An enjoyable afternoon.

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Secret Garden

By Chuck Woldum

Saturday, May 6th, 24 club members and guests attended the Bloomington Artistry’s

presentation of this beloved book. The story tells of an eleven-year-old orphan taken to live

with her uncle. Her life is the story of spring, renewal, and the happiness of a young girl.

CRITICS CORNER

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St. Paul Saints Baseball - Wednesday July 12 CHS Field, 1:00pm

Coordinator: Tom Moore - 763-546-3784

Cost Per Person: Active Member $11.00 Inactive Member $18.00 Last day to register or cancel unless sold out: July 2 Tickets mailed July 5 There are only two afternoon games this season, and July 12 is the last. Watch your hometown team at this fun stadium against the Sioux Falls Canaries.

Idiots Delight - July 16

Check amount $ _______________ No. Reservations __________

Retiree Name ____________________________ Spouse/Guest Name ________________________

Active Club Members - Retiree? Yes _______ Spouse? Yes _____ Annual Guest? Yes______

Names of Guests (non-members MUST pay full guest price) _______________________________________

Retiree’s address: Street_______________________ City ___________________State _____ Zip ________

Phone # ___________________ Cell Phone #_____________________ Email __________________________

Saints Baseball - July 12







RESERVATION FORM

IDIOTS DELIGHT - Sunday, July 16 2:00 pm Park Square

Coordinator: Dean Nerdahl 952-831-4804

Cost Per Person: Active Member $25 Inactive Member & Guests $40 Last day to register or cancel unless sold out: July 7

This show is a romantic commentary on greed, idealism, love and the grim realities of war. An assort-ment of characters stranded together in a European mountaintop resort of WWII provide a most interest-ing program.

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Broadway Songbook - Ordway

By Tom Moore

On a cool and rainy Sunday afternoon, 33 stalwart Ceridian retirees attended “Hollywood and Broadway,” the fourth season of Broadway Songbook, a retrospective of the first 10-0 years of American musicals.

Charming and bri8lliant writer, James A. Rocco, took us through this history lesson with beautifully arranged songs and stories, performed by a talented case of sing-ers/dancers/performers and musicians.

Rocco writes "musicals create a hyper reality, blowing up a story’s emotional excitement and expanding our vision of the world. When the story’s urgency becomes so great, the only thing a character can do is to explode into song and dance—right in front of us! Ulti-mately these songs inform and delight us and remain favorites.”

Ordway’s New Concert Hall is just the right place to experience the music and drama of these wonderful, familiar songs. “Blue Skies” “Cheek to Cheek” “City of Stars” “Over the Rainbow” The only thing missing was a few shared sing-a-longs. We knew all the words.

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Daniel O’Donnell

By Nancy Dostal A group of Retirees recently spent a Sunday evening at the State Theater enjoying a Daniel O’Donnell concert. We all enjoyed his songs, jokes and dance moves and he encouraged us to sing along on many of his songs. Daniel is an Irish singer/performer who tours in the U.S. frequently and also performs in Branson. He is known for his close relationship with his fan base and his charismatic and engaging stage presence, and is arguably better known for his gentle, soft-spoken personality and clean cut image than for his music. After each performance he has a “meet and greet” session for autographs and photos with his fans, and he acknowledges by name many of the fans in the audi-ence that follow him. At this concert, he came out into the audience to talk to a couple he had met previously who were celebrating their 70th anniversary - I know of no other performer that does this. His music has been described as a mix of country and Irish folk and he has sold over 10 million records to date. He has received many awards in Ireland, including Irish Entertainer of the year in 1989, 1992 and 1996. A very enjoyable evening.

CRITICS CORNER

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Ghost - July 19 Check amount $ _______________ No. Reservations __________






Ghost - Wednesday, July 19

Lunch 11:30 a.m., doors open 1:00 p.m. for show, 1:30 p.m. show at Old Log


Cost Per Person: Active member $35 Inactive member/guests: $55

Last day to register unless sold out: July 11 Check in at the door (no tickets mailed)

Ghost is the story of a young couple, Sam and Molly, whose connection takes a shocking turn when Sam dies. Sam refuses to leave Molly, who turns to a psychic in order to continue protecting Molly. A most interesting story. Lunch is included.

RESERVATION FORM

Grease - August 9







Grease - Wednesday, August 9 Chanhassen - Doors open at 11:00 a.m.

Coordinator: Gerry Leinfelder 763-478-2486

Cost per person: Active Member Inactive Member/Guest

$35 $60

Last day to register or cancel unless sold out: July 31 Tickets mailed: August 1

Lunch included; show at 1:00. Grease is Chanhassen’s all time selling attraction. This is the musical story of popular 1950’s high school teenagers with dances, romances and cars. Come see why it is so popular. We have a limited sup-

ply of tickets, and they are going fast.

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CRITICS CORNER

American in Paris By Gary Polaczyk It was an afternoon of toe-tapping music, dance and absolute splendor enjoyed by our group of Ceridian Retirees and guests attending the performance of “American in Paris” at the Ordway Theater in St. Paul on June 17. We were treated to Gershwin melodies, graceful dancers and imaginative choreography. This Tony Award winning show was here as part of its National Tour after recently finishing an 18-month-run on Broadway in New York City. The performance, based on the 1950’s movie starring Gene Kelly, was set in Paris at the end of WWII. It included songs like “I Got Rhythm,” “The Man I Love,” and “They Can’t Take That Away From Me.” The dancing scenes, costuming and set designs were exquisite and a joy to behold with the story line full of love and interspersed with comedy! A beautiful and heart-warming way to spend an afternoon.

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SUMMER PICNIC Saturday,

August 12, 2017

St. Croix Park, Hastings MN ________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Park opens 11:00am Retiree Drawing Closes 1:30

Club events start 11:00am Drawing Winners 2:00

Lunch 11:30-12:45 BINGO starts 1:00

Picnic Ends 3:00

Costs Per Person: Retiree, spouse, significant other $10.00 each. Guests $15

Children under 12: $5.00 Children under 5 free

Tickets: Food tickets, park access passes, retiree drawing entry forms and directions will be

mailed early August. Last day to register is August 1.

Food: Hamburgers, hot dogs, chicken, buns, baked beans, potato chips, watermelon, assorted

bars and cookies. Water and soda provided. Ice cream treats 12:00-3:00. Popcorn available

11:00-3:00.

Activities: Bingo, marshmallow golf, bean bag toss.

Prizes: Cash for bingo, plus cash prizes for retiree drawings (retiree must be present to win).

________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Retiree name: ____________________________________ please print

Spouse/Significant other: _____________________________

Retiree address: _____________________________________________

Phone: _________________ Email: __________________

Maximum ten tickets/family – 2 for retirees & spouse/significant other plus 8 for family/guests/children

# ___ adult retiree, spouse, significant other @$10 per person $_________ total enclosed

# ___ family guests (maximum 8 tickets) $15 each $ _________ total enclosed # ___ children 12 and under $5 each (under 5 are free) $ _________ total enclosed

____ total reservations $ _________ total

____ # of park passes needed

PICNIC RESERVATION FORM

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HOUSEHOLD TIPS

1. Keep brown sugar soft by storing with a couple of marshmallows. 2. Install a regular coat rack low down the wall to store shoes safely off the floor. 3. Create a thrifty watering can by puncturing holes in the top of a used milk bottle. 4. Remove pet hair from furniture and carpets with a squeegee. 5. Flip a toaster on its side to make an open-faced grilled cheese sandwich. 6. Water straight from the tap becomes cloudy when frozen. To make crystal clear ice cubes, allow a kettle of

boiled water to cool slightly, and use this to fill your ice cube trays. 7. Use a large muffin tin to cook stuffed peppers in the oven - it will help keep them upright. 8. To prevent potatoes budding, add an apple in the bag. 9. Add half a teaspoon of baking soda to the water when hard-boiling eggs to make the shells incredibly easy

to peel off. 10.WD40 can be used to remove crayon marks from any surface. 11.To tell if eggs are fresh, immerse them in a bowl of water. Fresh eggs will lie on the bottom; stale eggs will

float to the surface. 12.To clean a wooden chopping board, sprinkle on a handful of Kosher salt and rub with half a lemon. Rinse

with clean water and dry to ensure it is clean and germ-free. 13.Use ice cubes to lift out indentations made by furniture on your carpets. 14.Prevent soil from escaping from the holes in the base of flowerpots by lining with large coffee filters. 15.To sharpen scissors, simply cut through sandpaper. 16.Use rubber bands to help open a jar easily. Place one around the far lid and another around the middle of

the glass. The rubber provides friction to prevent your hands from slipping. 17.To prevent your eyes watering while chopping onions, wipe the chopping board with white vinegar (which

won’t affect the taste of the onions). 18.Store bed sheets inside their pillowcases for easy storage and access. 19.Drop a couple of denture cleaning tablets into the toilet bowl at night to clean off stubborn stains. 20.Use inverted cupcake papers to cover drink glasses in the summer and prevent flies from dropping in. 21.Use egg cartons to store delicate Christmas tree decorations. 22.Use a can opener to open those endlessly-annoying blister packs and avoid cutting yourself. 23.Use a cut potato to easily remove a broken light bulb. 24.Use chalk to remove grease stains from clothes. Simply rub white chalk on the affected area and wash as

normal. The chalk will absorb the grease and be washed away in the cycle. 25.Freeze grapes to chill white wine without watering it down. Frozen grapes are great even without the wine. 26.Use a rubber band to rescue a stripped screw.

27.Wrap rubber bands around the ends of a coat hanger to prevent dresses from slipping off.

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Format: 18 holes -- Scramble—9 holes scramble

There will be 3 flights - Mixed, Gents & 9 holes

You may register as a team or designate who you wish to play with.

Otherwise the makeup of teams will be determined by the prize

committee.

Qualifications:

Must be able to golf 18 holes in less than 4 hours.

Must have a set of clubs (Dwan does not rent clubs).

COST per person (Includes Green fees, Riding Cart and Prizes).

$ 30 Active Members and associate members.

$ 50 Inactive members and guests

Nine holes $ 20 Members - $30 Guests

Cutoff: August 5, 2017. Sign up early

Send registration to : Ceridian Retirees Club Makes checks payable to

Attn: Golf Tournament Ceridian Retirees Club

Coordinator: Guy Moore 3311 East Old Shakopee Road

Phone: 952-881-1830 Bloomington, MN 55425

Enclosed is my check in the amount of $_________ for __________ players. 18 ____ or 9_____

Name _______________________________Phone ___________________E-Mail_________________

Players entered are:

1) Name __________________ M/F _____ Handicap _______(if known) Guest? ___




When: Friday - August 18, 2017

Approx noon Start

5:00 PM Awards

Note: Meal is not provided

Where: DWAN Golf Course

3301 W 110th St.

Bloomington , MN

Twenty-first Annual Ceridian Retirees Club golf

2017

Retirees Golf Tournament

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Normandale Lake Performance Series

84th Street and Chalet Road, Bloomington

Free shows begin at 7 pm

Food and drink options available

Tuesday, July 11 The Rockin’ Hollywood's classic rock 50’s through 80’s

Thursday, July 13 ‘80s Music Explosion get ready for the dance floor

Tuesday, July 18 Bloomington Medalist Band community band

Thursday, July 20 Sing, Sing, Swing big band sounds

Tuesday, July 25 Steve Clarke and the classic big band & crooner

Working Stiffs sounds

Thursday, July 27 Latin Music Night Salsa del Sol

Tuesday, Aug. 1 BOB! The Music of Dylan The Nobel Prize Winner

Thursday, Aug. 3 Blues and Bar-B-Q Groove Merchants of blues

Tuesday, Aug. 8 Richfield Symphonic Band band music since 1979

Thursday, Aug. 10 Classic Music Night Bloomington Symphony

Orchestra

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Betty Danger’s Country Club - Tuesday, August 22 10:30 a.m. bus departs Creekside; estimated return 2:45 p.m.

Coordinator: Judy Moss - 952-808-5540

Cost per person: Active Member $30 Inactive Member/Guest $47

Last day to register or cancel unless sold out: August 11 No tickets mailed; check in at the bus

This unique club in Minneapolis’ Northeast Arts District is something to see. Our tex-mex buffet style lunch consists of two taco plates (choose meat and shell—flour, white corn, hard corn), along with two sides such as black beans, Mexi-can rice, chips & queso, coleslaw, pozole. Lemon bars with coffee for dessert. Cash bar is available. After lunch take a whirl on the Danger Ferris Wheel, and play some miniature golf. Activities are senior friendly. Check out their web-site at bettydanger.com.

Betty Danger’s Country Club - August 22







Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat - Sunday, August 27 Artistry 2:00 p.m.

Coordinator: Board - 952-853-6562

Cost Per Person: Active member: $23 Inactive members: $36 Last day to register unless sold out: August 18 Tickets mailed: August 21

This award-winning musical written by Andrew Lloyd Webber is the story of how Joseph was sold by his brothers into slavery, who finds his way back and meets and solves the greatest trials of his life.

RESERVATION FORM

Joseph & the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat - August 27 Check amount $ _______________ No. Reservations __________





Phone # __________________________ Cell Phone # ________________ Email ________________________

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Spring Golf 2017

Rhys Miller, George Madich

Bill Hull, Rick Schoeller

Marty Friede, Bob Milske

Neil Anderson, Bob Brush, Dave Fennig, Wayne Metcalf

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Cruising the River - Tuesday, September 12 Coordinator: Nancy Dostal 651-686-5450

Leave Creekside 12:15 p.m. - Arrive Red Wing Marina 1:15 p.m., Boat Departs 1:30 p.m. - Estimated Hudson arrival 5:00 p.m.

Cost Per Person Active member: $38 Inactive member: $60 Last day to register or cancel unless sold out: September 4 No tickets mailed.

Take a bus ride to Red Wing, and have lunch on the boat. Buffet lunch consists of chicken, potatoes, vegetable, salad, rolls, beverage, served on the second deck. Cruise past Diamond Bluff, Prescott, Wildlife Refuge, Afton, St. Mary’s Point and Lake St. Croix. Depending on water levels, there could be considerable walking. Bus from Hudson to return to Creekside approximately 6:00 p.m.

AARP 4-HR. Smart Driver Course

Wednesday, September 13 8:00a.m.—noon

Creekside Community Center

Coordinator: Board - 952-853-6562

Last Day to register or cancel unless sold out: September 5 Cost per person: $5.00 (checks not returned)

Instructor: Guy Moore - Class limited to 35 participants PLEASE bring your AARP member card (if you have one) and your DRIVER’S LICENSE. To be eligible you must have taken the 8-hour course. You DO NOT have to be an AARP member.

RESERVATION FORM

Cruising the River - September 12







AARP 4-Hr. Smart Driver Course - September 13

Cost per person: $5.00 (checks not returned) No. Reservations __________






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Spring Golf 2017

Bill McDonald, Reid Shaw, Craig Manson, Jurgen Adam

Larry Schulze, Gary Walker, Jim Caldwell, Guy Moore

Bill Vornwald, Bruce Eggleston, Gordon Griffin,

Gary Glockner,

Don & Kay Roepke, Jim Bush and Linda Bjornberg

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CDC - The Early Years - September 20

Cost Per Person: $5.00 (checks not returned) No. Reservations __________






Tribute to Legendary Ladies of Country Music - September 21

Check amount: _________________ No. Reservations __________






RESERVATION FORM

Tribute to Legendary Ladies of Country Music Plymouth Playhouse - Thursday, September 21 1:00 p.m.

Coordinator: Tom Moore 763-546-3784

Cost per person: $20.00 active members $25.00 inactive members & guests

Last day to cancel unless sold out: September 13

Songs made famous by such ladies as Anne Murray, Dolly Parton, Trisha Yarwood, Reba McIntire to name but a few artists you won’t want to miss.

CDC Early Years - Seminar Wednesday, September 20

9:00 a.m. Creekside community center Cost per person: $5.00 Last day to register or cancel unless sold out: September 11 This is a follow-up to the presentation Norb Berg gave on March 3rd. Bob Price will also present. Learn about the early years of CDC, and ask questions about the history of our company. Our first seminar had approximately 80 attendees, and we anticipate a good-sized follow-up audience to this informational seminar.

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Spring Golf 2017

Donald & Renee Briewick, Donn & Sharon Taylor

Pat & Karen Kelly

Richard & Kathleen Zieman

John Moeller, Don Eichten, JoAnn & Steve LeClair

Nancy Dostal

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Airport Safety/Security/TSA Seminar Friday, September 29

9:00 a.m. Creekside community center Coordinator: Board 952-853-6562

Last day to register or cancel: September 20 Cost per person: $5.00 (checks not returned)

Kristi Rollwagen, Manager Emergency Programs, will present a brief overview of the emergency man-agement program created to support all aspects of planning for natural, technological and man-made emergencies that could impact the airline and airport. Please re-register for this seminar as previous forms/checks have been shredded.

RESERVATION FORM

Airport Security - September 29 Check amount $ _______________ No. Reservations __________






Aladdin - September 30







Aladdin - Orpheum

Saturday, September 30 2:00 p.m.

Coordinator: Linda Hauck 952-854-4727

Cost per person: $65.00 for active members $105.00 for inactive members/guests Last day to cancel unless sold out: September 18 Tickets mailed September 20 Another Disney classic now a movie. The story of Princess Jasmine. Soar away on a magic carpet ride of nonstop enhancement in the most spectacular animated movie adventure of all time.

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Spring Golf 2017

Reid Shaw, Jurgen Adam, Guy Moore,

Bill McDonald, Craig Manson

Kay Roepke, Guy Moore

Bob Brush, George Madich, Guy Moore

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Fall Luncheon 11:15 a.m. Wednesday, October 11 Coordinator: Board 952-853-6562

Cost per person: $20.00 active member $35.00 inactive member/guests Last day to cancel unless sold out: October 4 No tickets mailed; check in at the door - doors open at 11:00 (not before, please) Lunch consists of tossed salad, chicken (for sure), potato, vegetable, rolls, dessert, beverage. Our en-tertainment is the Banjo Boys, who were with us in 2005 and were positively received.

RESERVATION FORM

Henry and Alice Go Into the Wild - October 1







Fall Luncheon - October 11







Henry and Alice Go Into the Wild - Park Square Theater Sunday, October 1, 2:00 p.m.


Cost per person: $25.00 active member $40.00 inactive member/guests Last day to cancel unless sold out: September 20 A hilarious laugh a minute comedy about a married couple who are forced to live in the wilderness, not in their cottage, after Henry loses his job. Their wilderness life is a challenge as they examine and live a new life.

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Overnight Trip

BEER, BERRIES & MORE

October 17-18, 2017

Cost per person (2 per room) $290 $325

Active member Inactive member

Cost per person (1 per room) $350 $395

Active member Inactive member

Day 1 Tuesday, October 17, 2017

8:15 a.m. Leave Burnsville Civic Center, 75 Civic Center Parkway (off Nicollet)

Group will park at west end of Ice Arena Parking Lot

10:15 a.m. Arrive in Chippewa Falls at Leinie Lodge Hospitality Center

Half of the group will take a walking tour of the brewery while other half visits

the Hospitality Center. On the tour you will hear about 145 years of craft beer

brewing and the Leinenkugel family history. Gift shop available. View historic

memorabilia and sample handcrafted beer and other beverages.

12:15 p.m. Leave Leinie Lodge

12:30 p.m. Lunch at Fill Inn Station in Chippewa Falls

1:45 p.m. Leave Chippewa Falls

3:30 p.m. Arrive in Wausau and tour a ginseng growing facility. Learn how this state-of-the-

art farm will consistently store, process and dry this valuable commodity that is

sold to the international marketplace.

5:30 p.m. Check into the Holiday Inn in Wausau. Have a group dinner at 6:30 which in-

cludes buffet style salad, sliced roast beef au jus and lemon pepper cod, vegetable

blend, mashed potatoes & gravy, stuffing, mixed breads, beverage, assorted des-

serts.

7:30 p.m. Presentation by local storyteller, naturalist or musician (pending).

Day 2 Wednesday, October 18, 2017

7:30 a.m. Have bags ready for pick up and have breakfast (included) at hotel.

8:30 a.m. Leave hotel.

10:30 a.m. In Warrens WI tour marsh and visit the packing facility of the Wetherby Cranber-

ry Company, founded in 1903. Fresh cranberry purchases available.

11:30 a.m. Leave the marsh and tour the Cranberry Discovery Center. Exhibit hall (4,800

sq.ft.) traces the history of cranberry production (elevators available). Half of the

group will be seated in the Old-fashioned Ice Cream Parlor for a luncheon snack,

while the other half will take a guided tour of the museum. Menu: Cranberry

brat on a bun, chips, beverage and ice cream. There will be time to visit the gift

Store.

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1:15 p.m. Leave Warrens WI

2:45 p.m. Arrive at the Watkins Administration Building on Liberty Street in Winona. Re-

ceive a brief introduction and receive gift bags. Guide will walk us to the Muse-

um (history and memorabilia) where purchases are available of Watkins pepper,

vanilla, petro carbo salve & more.

3:45 p.m. Leave for Signatures Restaurant, Winona.

4:00 p.m. Early dinner includes herb marinated grilled chicken topped with citrus burre

blanc, served with a garden salad, wild rice medley, chef choice of vegetable,

warm baguette with butter, coffee and tea. Dinner is set in the pleasant valley of

Bridges Golf Club offering fresh regional foods.

5:30 p.m. Leave Winona

7:30 p.m. Estimated return to Burnsville.

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RESERVATION FORM

Beer, Berries & More

No. Reservations _____ Check amount enclosed * $_________

Name __________________________________________ Email _____________

Address ___________________________________________________________

Telephone __________________ Cell _______________________

Roommate ____________________________

Special Request ________________________

Deposit of $50 due with reservation. Final payment due September 18.

Checks payable to Ceridian Retirees Club. Last day to cancel September 18.

Coordinator: Pat Roleff (952-432-9613 ) or Judy Moss (952-808-5540)

Deposit of $50 with initial reservation; final payment due September 1

You may choose to make a full payment at time of reservation

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Theater Locations

Artistry, 7800 West Old Shakopee Road, Bloomington 952-563-8575

Park Square Theater, 20 7th Place West, St. Paul

651-291-7005

Old Log Theater, 5185 Meadville Street, Excelsior 962-474-5959

DayTrippers Dinner Theatre, 9152 Old Cedar Avenue, Bloomington

952-393-3644

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Monky Business - October 19

Cost per person: $5.00 (checks not returned) _________ No. Reservations __________



Retiree’s address: Street_____________________ City __________________State _____ Zip ________


Monky Business - DayTrippers Thursday, October 19

12:15 p.m. lunch; 1:15 p.m. play Coordinator: Board 952-853-6562 Cost per person: $25.00 active member $40.00 inactive member/guests Last day to cancel unless sold out: October 6 Menu: Chicken Kiev, salad bar, potatoes, salads, beverage, dessert This is a simple story about the monks who must raise $25,000 to save their home from being purchased and turned into a casino (a male version of Nunsense with a little Damn Yankees thrown in).

RESERVATION FORM

The Longest Jump - October 26

Cost per person: $5.00 (checks not returned) _________ No. Reservations __________

Retiree Name ____________________________Spouse/Guest Name ________________________

Active Club Members - Retiree? Yes _______Spouse? Yes _____ Annual Guest? Yes______

Retiree’s address: Street_____________________ City _________________State _____ Zip ________

Phone # __________________________ Cell Phone # ________________ Email _________________

The Longest Jump - Seminar Thursday, October 26

Creekside Community Center - 9:00 a.m. Coordinator: Board 952-853-6562 Cost per person: $5.00 (checks not returned) Last day to cancel unless sold out: October 17 Brian Utley will be the presenter of this fascinating parachute jump by Felix Baumgartner at 125,000 feet. With Brian’s charming English manner you will be told the marvel of the preparation, execution and aftermath of the miraculous accomplishment through video and photos. A very, very interesting subject.

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CERIDIAN

Ceridian Corporation

3311 East Old Shakopee Road

Minneapolis, MN 55425-1640

RETIREES CLUB

PRSRT STD

U.S POSTAGE

PAID

TWIN CITIES, MN

PERMIT NO. 90100

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CONTROL DATA/CERIDIAN RETIREES CLUB - quid.us · 2017-06-22 · Broadway Songbook - Ordway By Tom Moore On a cool and rainy Sunday afternoon, 33 stalwart Ceridian retirees attended