CONTROL DATA/CERIDIAN RETIREES CLUB - quid.usquid.us/ceridian/ControlDataCeridianRetireesNewsletter16July.pdfCONTROL DATA/CERIDIAN RETIREES CLUB ... as always. Songs of Patsy Cline

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

July 2016 [email protected] Vol. 31 Issue 7

CONTROL DATA/CERIDIAN RETIREES CLUB

SEMINAR LOCATION AND TIMES

All seminars, with the exception of AARP Smart Driver Course, are held at 9:00 a.m. at the Creekside Com-munity Center 9801 Penn Avenue South in Blooming-ton (the corner of 98th and Penn Avenue South). There is a large parking lot at this site, and refresh-ments are provided.

Vicki Bruesehoff passed away after a sudden and unexpected heart attack. Vicki was a member of the Retirees Club since 2010. She was a valuable and dedicat-ed board member for five years, and Board President in 2014. As a Board member, she also served

as an event coordinator several times a year, as sun-shine organizer, and picnic planner for several years. She contributed fresh and enjoyable ideas for club activi-

ties.

Vicki joined Control Data Engineering Services in 1969. After surviving breast cancer and a double transplant, she enjoyed a full life of traveling to exotic countries, gourmet foods, the theater, symphony, museums and the arts. She trained and showed her dogs in agility competi-tion (obstacle course) and won many championship rib-

bons.

The retirees club was a highlight of her life in recent

years. Her enthusiasm and love of life will be missed.

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SUNSHINE

SYMPATHY

Family of Vicki Bruesehoff

Family of Robert “Bob” Campbell

SEMINAR / EDUCATION

Fall Series

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AARP SMART DRIVER COURSE - Friday, Sep-tember 30, 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 this class.

********************************************************** THE STATUE OF LIBERTY - Friday, October 7 - In 1916 the United States received the gift of the Statue of Liberty from France. This is the 100th birthday of the gift. Historian, David Jones, will tell you the story, what it symbolizes and more on this historic event. ********************************************************** TITAN SERIES - HARRY TRUMAN - Thursday, October 27 - Dr. Worner has another Titan to tell us about. President Truman had to make decisions displaying great courage. He is rated as one of America’s greatest presidents. Come to hear why historians rate him so high.

NEW EVENTS

SOUTH PACIFIC - Guthrie

DROWSY CHAPERONE - Artistry

MIRACLE ON SOUTH DIVISION STREET - Day Trippers Theater

CABARET - Orpheum

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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

If you have a problem retrieving an electronic mailing, please contact our computer advisor John Janes by email: [email protected] Please remember, no address changes will be accept-ed by calling the club office.

BE SURE TO SEND ANY ADDRESS CHANGES TO THE CLUB OFFICE VIA U.S. MAIL, OR EMAIL AT:

[email protected]

Techie News is a part of this newsletter

2016 GOPHER FOOTBALL GAMES

Time is getting close and entry forms are few. If you want to enter, please do so soon. Gophers believe

their team will be good.

Twentieth Annual Retirees Golf Tournament

The time has arrived to again put your teams to-gether for the Annual Retirees Golf Tournament – our Twenti-eth. Never dreamed that we could keep the string going this long. As always, it will be held at Dwan Golf Course in Bloom-ington. The date is August 19. If you don’t have a full team, sign up as three-some, twosome or single and we will find a great group for you to play with. The format will be the same as the past nineteen years – why mess with success. There will be Mixed and Gent 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.

SUMMER PICNIC

At the request of some of our members, we moved the picnic closer to the cities. The new location is 17 miles from Ceridian (the St. Croix location is 27 miles from Ceridian). Your cost remains the same. This new location has a public swimming pool adjacent to our pavilion. The cost is $7 per person (children under 12 months free). The pool is open 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. (may close early due to inclement weather or low attendance).

Twins/Detroit Game

This event will NOT be offered to you as had been an-nounced. The two Twins games we scheduled resulted in over half of the tickets not sold. Therefore, the plans changed. The Twins performance to date and future perfor-

mance predictions made it hard to even give tickets away.

FALL LUNCHEON

This event will be announced in the August newsletter. Mark your calendar for Wednesday, October 5 at Mystic Lake. Great food and entertainment, as always. Songs of Patsy

Cline will entertain us.

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SCHEDULED EVENTS / SEMINARS

2016 Event Coordinator

Sun., July 10 Oak Ridge Boys - Ames Theater ** Linda Hauck 952-854-4727 Wed., July 13 Million Dollar Quartet - Old Log sold out Linda Hauck 952-854-4727 Wed., July 20 Beauty and the Beast - Chanhassen sold out Nancy Dostal 651-686-5450 Wed., July 27 St. Paul Saints v. Sioux City Explorers - sold out Dave Moen 952-846-8451 Thur., Aug. 4 Lion King - Orpheum sold out Linda Hauck 952-854-4727 Sat., Aug. 13 Summer Picnic - Battle Creek Park * Board 952-853-6562 Fri., Aug. 19 Summer Golf * Board 952-853-6562 Sat., Aug. 20 South Pacific - Guthrie * Board 952-853-6562 Thur., Aug. 25 Twins v. Detroit Tigers - cancelled Sun., Aug. 28 Drowsy Chaperone - Artistry * Board 952-853-6562 Sept.., 1-2 Two-day trip to Ft. Atkinson, WI * Judy Moss 952-808-5540 Wed., Sept. 7 Al & Alma’s Minnetonka Luncheon Cruise * Gerry Leinfelder 763-478-2486 Wed., Sept. 28 Miracle on South Division Street - Day Trippers * Nancy Dostal 651-686-5450 Fri., Sept. 30 AARP Smart Driver Course * Board 952-853-6562 Wed., Oct. 5 Fall Luncheon - Mystic Lake Board 952-853-6562 Fri., Oct. 7 The Statue of Liberty - seminar * Board 952-853-6562 Sat., Oct. 22 Cabaret - Orpheum * Judy Moss 952-808-5540 Thur., Oct. 27 Titan Series - President Harry Truman - seminar * Board 952-853-6562 Sat., Nov. 12 The Baker’s Wife - Artistry Board 952-853-6562 Sat., Dec. 10 Christmas Party Board 952-853-6562 Sat., Dec. 17 White Christmas - Ordway Chuck Woldum 952-888-1065

* Announcement enclosed ** Call Event Coordinator for seat 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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MINNESOTA ORCHESTRA COFFEE CONCERT By Gerry Leinfelder

The Minnesota Orchestra opened their season finale with a sold out, 11 AM Coffee Concert on June 9th. Before the Concert we were all treated to free coffee and donuts and a Music Up Close/Concert Pre-view. The Orchestra' s Music Director and Principal Conductor Os-mo Vanska lead the Orchestra in the performance of Gustav Mah-ler's Symphony No. 5 and Alban Berg's Concerto for Violin and Or-chestra. The Berg Concerto featured internationally known guest violinist Christian Tetzlaff who is known for his musical integrity and compel-ling interpretations. His performance for us was true to his reputation and was met with a standing ovation and call back performance. The premiere of Mahler's Fifth Symphony in Cologne, Germany in 1904, surprised the audience that wasn't prepared for its stupendous power and dramatic scope. It has long since become one of Mahler's most popular symphonies, and one critic has gone so far as to call it "one of the seven wonders of the symphonic world". The Minnesota Orchestra continues to perform at the highest level and demonstrated again why critics rate it as one of the best Orches-tras in the Country. Osmo Vanska is a dynamic, highly skilled Music Director and Conductor who always brings out the very best from this talented Orchestra. We hope to schedule more Minnesota Orchestra Coffee Concerts next season, but be sure to request your tickets early as these Con-certs always seem to sell out quickly for the better seats.

FATHER’S DAY AT TARGET FIELD By Gary Polaczyk

A Twins victory this Father's Day at Target Field was a real treat for 25 Ceridian Retirees and guests. The day was filled with sun and excitement as the Twins beat those "Damn Yankees" by a score of 7 to 4. We witnessed Ervin Santana have his best pitching day of the season, and we cheered Brian Dozier and Max Kepler for their home runs. Alex Rodriguez struck out with two men on base to squelch a Yankee rally. He was so mad at himself that he slammed his bat and almost broke home plate. We had some unpurchased tickets which we passed along to a single mom with three young daughters, and a couple (who work 4 jobs between them) with two young daughters. It was a real fun, hot, day for good old-fashioned major league base-ball.

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CRITICS CORNER

OWATONNA By Nancy Dostal

The bus left Bloomington at 8:45 with 39 retirees/guests on board. An hour later we arrived at the Minnesota State Public School Or-phanage Museum in Owatonna. After coffee and donut holes we watched a video about the school and a presentation by Harvey Ronglien, now 91, who spent 11 years at the school. The “State School” opened in 1886 and closed in 1945. During those years 10,635 orphaned, abused or abandoned children were sent to Owatonna from all over the state, from infants to the age of 16. Har-vey lived at the orphanage from the age of 4 until he was 16, and he felt the story of the State School should be told. The museum was founded in 1992, by Harvey and his wife, Maxine. In spite of their upbringing, a number of the children grew up to have very productive lives. After touring one of the cottages, we stopped for lunch, and then drove on to downtown Owatonna. We toured the beautifully ornate National Farmers Bank, now operated as a Wells Fargo bank, which was built in 1906, designed by Architect Louis H. Sullivan and is now on the National Historic Register.

BROADWAY Songbook: Kander & Ebb & All That Jazz

By Tom Moore

Composer John Kander and Lyricist Fred Ebb have had the longest partnership in the history of musical theater. 50 + years! Do you recognize the names? Neither did I until introduced to songs from their biggest hit shows, including Cabaret, Chicago, Kiss of the Spi-der Woman and Liza with a Z. Who knew? But on a sunny, sum-mery June day thirty-three Ceridian retirees trooped through Rice Park’s charming flower gardens, fountains and pigeons and into the beautiful Ordway for an entertaining education. Four talented musicians played multiple instruments while seven excellent performers, including James A. Rocco, enthusiastic writer, performer and host of this series, sang, danced and amused us. It was a pleasant way to spend an afternoon. The popular Broadway Songbook series explores the history, meaning and impact of Broad-way on popular American culture. Each run is always very short, just one weekend. The next one will be September 23-25, called Rebels of Broadway, songs from Hamilton, The Book of Mormon,

Fun Home and more. A very nice program.

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SUMMER PICNIC Saturday, August 13, 2016


Battle Creek Regional Park 2350 Upper Afton Road

Maplewood, Minnesota 55119

Park Opens 11:00am Retiree Drawing Closes 1:30pm

Club events start 11:00am Drawing Winners Posted 2:30

Lunch 11:30 – 12:45 Photos 12:00-2:00

Bingo 1:00 -- 2:30 Picnic Ends 3:00

COSTS PER PERSON: Retiree, spouse, significant other $10.00 each; Guests $15.00 each.

OTHER: Free parking and park access. Children 5 and under FREE.

TICKETS: Food tickets, park access passes, retiree drawing entry forms, and directions will be mailed around Au-

gust 3. Last day to register is July 31.

FOOD: Hamburgers, hot dogs, brats, chicken, buns, cole slaw, BBQ baked beans, Cajun shoe string French fries, assorted mini cookies, popcorn, soft drinks, water, ice cream bars.

ACTIVITIES: Bingo, family photos, face painting, balloon twister, strolling magician, Black Jack and Texas Hold-em.

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

SWIMMING: Adjacent public pool is $7.00 per person (infants 12 months and under, free).

RESERVATION FORM FOR CONTROL DATA/CERIDIAN RETIREES

SUMMER PICNIC Saturday, August 13, 2016

Retiree name: _____________________________________________________________________please print

Spouse/Significant other name: _______________________________________________________

Retiree address: ___________________________________________________________________

Phone: ______________

Maximum ten (10) tickets per family – 2 for retirees & spouse/sig. other plus 8 for family & guests

# ___ adult retiree, spouse, sig. other @ $10.00 per person $__________ # ___ family guests (maximum 8 tickets at this price) @ $15.00 each $__________ #___ other guests (no limit) $30.00 per person $__________ ____ Total reservations Total dollars $__________

Mail reservation form and check to Ceridian Retirees Club

3311 East Old Shakopee Road, Bloomington, MN 55425

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Thanks to those that continue to sign up to receive the newsletter electronically. We really appreciate it. Techie Questions from Members Do you have any specific questions about technology or something specific you would like to see covered in this column? Send your suggestions,

questions, and comments to the club at [email protected]. We will try to address them in future issues.

It sounds like the issue of ransomware is rearing its ugly head to a larger degree again so I thought I would cover the de-

tails surrounding it again as a reminder to everyone.

Let’s talk about ransomware.

What is ransomware?

It is computer malware. It is a computer program that encrypts files on your hard drive and on any drives you may be connected to at work. Ransomware generally encrypts certain types of files, such as photos, Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, and PowerPoint presentations.

Once encrypted, you are unable to access your data. Even more frustrating, you don’t get much of a reason. Yesterday, you could open that photo of your child’s birthday party. Today, you can’t. If you are familiar enough to look in your file folders, you will see a friendly note from the bad guys telling you your files have been encrypted and to decrypt them, you need to send them money or “bitcoin”. Bitcoin is an electronic alternative to money and is nearly impossible to trace. Depending upon the ransomware, the cost could be anywhere from $300-$1,000. However, some businesses have had to pay much more. Once you send them the money (the ransom), they give you a decryption key with instructions on how to use it to recover your data.

The malware is generally targeted towards home users, parents and grandparents. More recent versions of malware are encrypting more types of files.

How does someone get it?

Phishing emails asking you to click on a link or download a program. And, once you start the process, there is no stopping it until it is done running. It happens fast.

How do I get rid of it?

Ahhhh. Now we come to the tricky part. You have three options. And, none of them are very good.

METHOD #1: Greatly preferred by security people everywhere! You have a recent backup of your files and you recover the files from your backup. For home users, does anyone see a little problem with this solution? Almost no home users do it. But, external USB drives are availa-ble for little cost and it doesn’t take long to actually do it. This is the cleanest. In short, you just erase what you had and recover the data.

METHOD #2: This method is not preferred. However, if your data is really important and you can’t live without it and you don’t have a backup, it is your only option. You pay the ransom to the bad guys and they give you the key. There are two problems with this method.

You are dealing with criminals. There are plenty of reports of people hit with ransomware being targeted by the same criminals. They know you are vulnerable. So, they keep coming at you. You keep paying. It’s a vicious cycle.

They may give you a key that doesn’t work or that only works partially. Remember, this isn’t nice, neat, clean software you buy from a reputable company. This is nasty malware thrown together. There are reports that some keys don’t work and the data can’t be recov-ered.

METHOD #3: Give up. Reformat your drive or buy a new computer and start from scratch. You don’t have many good options.

So, what does this mean for you?

You matter a great deal to the security of your own data at home. Teach your kids safe computing. Teach your parents safe computing. Just because you get an email with an attachment doesn’t mean you need to click on it. Be a bit suspicious.

Techie Corner

By John Janes

mailto:[email protected]

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Twentieth Annual Control Data/Ceridian Retirees Club golf Tournament

When: Friday - August 19, 2016 Where: DWAN Golf Course

Approx noon Start 3301 W 110th St.

5:00 PM Awards Bloomington, MN

Note: Meal is not provided

Format: 18 holes -- Scramble There will be 2 flights - Mixed and Gents

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). $ 25.00 Active Members and associate members.

$ 50.00 Inactive members and guests

Cut Off : August 5, 2016 Sign up early

Send registration to : Make checks payable to:

Ceridian Retirees Club, Room H133 Ceridian Retirees Club

Attn: Golf Tournament

3311 East Old Shakopee Road, Bloomington, MN 55425

Coordinator: Guy Moore Phone: 952-881-1830

Enclosed is my check in the amount of $_________ for __________ players.

Name _______________________________Phone ___________________E-mail_______________

Players entered are:

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




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Bob Mileke, Marty Freide, Jay McClusky, David Hughes

Dave Fennig, Cliff Lieske, Neil Anderson, Bob Brush

Gordon Griffin, Gary Glockner John Moeller, Jim Caldwell, Guy Moore, Gary Walker

Marv Gilman, Bert Johnson

Paul Henry, Tom Moore, Jerry Dion

Spring Golf 2016

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2016 MINNESOTA GOPHER GAME DRAWING

Drawing Rules:

1. To enter, complete this form and mail it to the address below.

2. If your name is drawn, you can purchase two tickets for one regular season game.

3. Tickets sold only in pairs, NO SINGLE SALES. Per Person Ticket Cost: $60.00 Active: $90.00 Inactive/Guest

4. Only one entry per Club member is allowed. Winner will be notified by phone and/or by mail.

5. Tickets will be mailed after your check made payable to the Ceridian Retirees Club is received.

6. Drawing deadline – Entry forms must be received by noon, Thursday, August 25.

7. Drawing will occur on Friday, August 26.

8. Winners will be promptly notified.

2016 GOPHERS HOME SCHEDULE

NOTE: GAME TIMES WILL BE SET AFTER TV SCHEDULES ARE FINAL. READ TIMES ON TICKETS.

2016 GOPHER GAMES ARE PLAYED AT TCF STADIUM

NAME:_______________________________________________________________________________________

ADDRESS: __________________________________________________________________________________

CITY: __________________________ STATE: ________ ZIP ___________ PHONE: ____________________

Be sure the above name, address and phone number are correct. This information will be used to notify you and the address the

tickets will be mailed to you if you win, when payment is received.

Make checks payable to the Ceridian Retirees Club

Mail your entry form to: Ceridian Retirees Club, Attn: Gophers, 3311 East Old Shakopee Road, Bloomington, MN 55425

ENTRY CUTOFF DAE IS THURSDAY AUGUST 25. Remember tickets mailed upon receipt of your payment.

Any questions, call the Club office: 952-853-6562.

DAY DATE TIME OPPONENT PREFERENCE (1st, 2nd, etc.)

Thursday September 1 TBD Oregon State

Saturday September 10 TBD Indiana State

Saturday October 8 TBD Iowa

Saturday October 15 TBD Maryland

Saturday October 22 TBD Rutgers

Saturday November 5 TBD Purdue

Saturday November 19 TBD Northwestern

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Sue Kirk, Mimi Kane, Larry Kane Mary and Ron Reich

Jerome and Carol Casey Kay Roepke, Jim Bush, Don Roepke, MaryAnn O’Leary

Dennis Sathre, Don Eichen, Bill Vornwald, Bruce Eg-

gleston Bill Ritenaur, Rick Schoeller

Spring Golf 2016

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DROWSY CHAPERONE - Artistry Sunday, August 28 - 2:00

Coordinator: Board - 952-853-6562

Cost Per Person .Active Member Inactive Member $20.00 $35.00

Reservation Cutoff and Last day to cancel unless sold out: August 19 Tickets mailed: August 22

A cheeky love story to the musical of the jazz age. Filled with sweeping dance numbers and great music.

An all-out musical delight from beginning to end.

SOUTH PACIFIC - August 20

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 __________________________

DROWSY CHAPERONE – August 28







SOUTH PACIFIC - Guthrie Saturday, August 20 - 1:00 p.m.


Cost Per Person .Active Member Inactive Member

$ 22.00 $32.00

Reservation Cutoff and Last day to cancel unless sold out: August 10 Tickets mailed: August 11

One of the most celebrated musicals in American theater, this Rodgers and Hammerstein classic is a

treasure trove of memorable songs from “Bali Hai” to “I’m Gonna Wash That Man Right Outa My Hair” to

“Some Enchanted Evening.” Set on an island during World War II, this sweeping romance tells the story

of two couples whose love is tested by the dangers of war and prejudices of their times.

RESERVATION FORM

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Overnight Trip Ft. Atkinson WI 2-day motor coach tour

$295 per person (2 per room) INACTIVE .. $245 per person (2 per room) ACTIVE $360 per person (1 per room) INACTIVE .. $310 per person (1 per room) ACTIVE $50 deposit/person Thursday September 1 DAY ONE Depart Burnsville 7:00am 9:00am Have a Lefse Omelet Wrap & a piece of pie (included) at Norske Nook Restaurant in Osseo WI 10:00am leave Osseo 12:00pm Arrive at the International Crane Foundation in In Baraboo WI. 12:30pm After introduction, be seated for a 20 minute video. Then two guides will give a tour along the pathway (motorized carts are available – no charge). It is the only place in the world where you can see all fifteen crane species. ICF has gained acclaim as one of the world’s leaders in the conservation of endangered species. Learn about the tech-niques used to preserve some of the rarest birds in the world. The tour is about an hour with time in the gift store and the Donnelley Building. They have the chick cam and other educational exhibitions. There are many trails for guests to walk along. You may need to bring insect repellant. 2:00pm leave ICF 3:30pm Check into the Holiday Inn Express, Ft. Atkinson. There is an elevator and hotel has an indoor pool. Welcome Reception in lobby – punch and cookies. Holiday Inn Express – Fort Atkinson, 1680 Madison Avenue, Fort Atkinson, WI 53538 phone 920-563-3600 5:00pm Leave the Holiday Inn. 5:15pm Arrive at Fireside Dinner Theater to shop 5:40pm Seating for dinner begins. Enjoy the Thursday Evening Signature Buffet – Sample menu: Chef Carved Beef Tenderloin and Roasted Breast of Turkey, Barbecued Pork back Ribs, Chicken Kona Kai, Fresh Norwegian Salmon, Sweet Potato Soufflé, Whipped Idaho Potatoes, Bouquetierre of Garden Vegetables, Shrimp and Scallops Marinara, Chicken Parmesan, Polynesian Pork Tenderloin, and Swedish Meatballs. Buffet is accompanied by their Signature Aloha Salad, Freshly Baked Breads, Southern Pecan Pie; coffee, tea or milk (served at your table). 7:00pm Groups are seated in the theater. 7:30pm Showtime. Performance of “SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN,” the greatest movie musical of all time live on The Fireside stage. This is a lightning paced, toe-tapping, rib-tickling Broadway version of the Gene Kelly masterpiece. Show fea-tures a stellar cast of talented young Broadway and regional singers and dancers. Great songs include “Good Morn-ing,” “Make ‘Em Laugh,” “You Are My Lucky Star,” “Fit As A Fiddle And Ready For Love,” and “Broadway Melody.” The unforgettable title song “Singin’ in the Rain” is the featured number, complete with the hero dancing his way through a real rainstorm! 10:00pm Estimated time of conclusion of show. 10:30pm Estimated time to return to the hotel.

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Friday September 2 DAY TWO 7:00am Have bags ready for pick up and take time for breakfast (included) at the hotel. 8:00am Leave Ft. Atkinson WI 9:30am Arrive at The House On the Rock near Spring Green, WI. Opened in 1959, this is a complex of architecturally unique rooms, streets, gardens and shops designed by Alex Jordan. The “house” itself is atop Deer Shelter Rock. Ad-ditions were made to the original structure and other buildings were added over the course of several decades. The complex now features three sections: The Streets of Yesterday (a re-creation of an early 20th century American town); The Heritage of the Sea (featuring nautical exhibits and a 200-foot model -- 61m-- of a fanciful whale-like sea creature); and The Music of Yesterday (a huge collection of automatic music machines). Also see the world’s largest indoor car-ousel among other attractions on a self-guided tour. Take time for a light lunch (on your own) at the food concessions before leaving Spring Green. 1:45pm Leave House on The Rock. 3:45 Arrive in La Crosse, WI at Piggy’s Restaurant along the river. 4:00pm Have a pork chop dinner with dessert (included). Return to Burnsville approximately 7:15pm. Burnsville Parking Site: From Ceridian, take Cedar south to the first exit, Hwy 13 (right, south) through Burnsville. Left (south) on Nicollet for .7 miles to Civic Center Parkway on the left. Burnsville City Hall/Police/Ice Arena are in this area. Proceed to the Ice Are-na parking lot (on the right). - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Reservation Form for Ft. Atkinson trip Sept. 1-2

Check amount $____ ($50 per person) No. of Reservations _____ Final Payment due July 29

Retiree Name ____________________________ Spouse/Guest Name __________________________

Active Club Members – Retiree? Yes ___ Spouse ?Yes _____ Annual Guest Yes ________

Sharing a room: Yes _____ With whom: ___________________________________________________

Single room: Yes _______

Retiree’s Address ______________________________________________________________________

Phone _________________ Cell___________________ Email _________________________________

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LAST DAY TO CANCEL: AUGUST 15.

Activity coordinator: Judy Moss, 952-808-5540

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 20 - GUTHRIE - 1:00

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RESERVATION FORM

AL & ALMA’S LAKE MINNETONKA LUNCHEON CRUISE Wednesday September 7 - 11:30 a.m.

Coordinator: Gerry Leinfelder - 763-478-2486

Board Ship: 11:15 a.m. Lunch Return: 2:30 p.m. Lunch: Fruit, cole slaw, turkey & ham croissant, cookie, beverage & cash bar.

Cost Per Person Active Member Inactive Member $ 25.00 $40.00

Reservation Cutoff and Last day to cancel unless sold out: August 31. No tickets mailed. Check in at dock Directions: from Ceridian, 494 west to highway 7 west, right on CR 19 North, left (west) on Shoreline (15) for 1-2 miles, left at light on Interlachen Blvd, over small bridge to a Y, go left on Tuxedo Blvd 1 mile, go to end of street. Parking on the left. Street address is 5201 Piper Road, Mound, MN 55364. phone: 952-472-3098

AL & ALMA’S - September 7






MIRACLE ON SOUTH DIVISION STREET - DayTrippers Theater/Bloomington Eagles Club Wednesday September 28

Coordinator: Nancy Dostal - 651-686-5450

Doors open: 11:30 a.m. Lunch: Noon Show: 1:30 p.m. Menu: Swedish meatballs, Chicken Kiev, house green salad, macaroni salad, rolls & butter, Mandarin orange cake.

Cost Per Person Active Member Inactive Member $25.00 $40.00

Reservation Cutoff and Last day to cancel unless sold out: September 16 No Tickets mailed

A hilarious and heartfelt play about a miracle in the family barbershop. A comedy delivering a solid message on faith, why we believe what we believe and how we can adjust to life’s surprises.

MIRACLE ON SOUTH DIVISION STREET – September 28







RESERVATION FORM

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4135 W Lake Harriet Pkwy, Mpls 55410

Six days a week (every day except Wednesdays)

7:30pm unless otherwise noted

July 1 Friday The Belfast Cowboys (rock, van Morrison tribute band)

July 2 Saturday Minneapolis Pops Orchestra (dynamic orchestra)

July 3 Sunday 2:00 Zorongo Flamenco Dance Theatre (flamenco, guitar)

July 3 Sunday 5:30 Minneapolis Pops Orchestra (dynamic orchestra)

July 4 Monday 5:30 Innocent Reggae Band (roots reggae African style)

July 5 Tuesday Shannon Mac (rockability, rhythm and blues)

July 7 Thursday Calhoun Isles Community Band (concert band, marches)

July 8 Friday Audiyo Element (funk, rock, classical music)

July 9 Saturday Minneapolis Pops Orchestra

July 10 Sunday 2:00 Katha Dance Theatre (storytelling dances or north India)

July 10 Sunday 5:30 Minneapolis Pops Orchestra

July 11 Monday The Fattenin’ Frogs (roots, folk, blues, rock)

July 12 Tuesday Nick Dinius Band (smockin’ blues rock)

July 14 Thursday U of M Summer Band (concert band, traditional)

July 15 Friday Minnesota Sinfonia (classical, family pop)


July 17 Sunday 2:00 Latin Billies (electic mix of English & Spanish)


July 18 Monday Nordic Surf (instrumental “surf-style” modern music)

July 19 Tuesday Classic Big Band & the Nostalgics (big band swing era)

July 21 Thursday Tzofim Friendship Caravan (family song & dance)

July 22 Friday Minnesota Sinfonia


July 24 Sunday 2:00 Dan Israel (tuneful, thoughtful upbeat folk-rock)

July 24 Sunday 5:30Minneapolis Pops Orchestra

July 25 Monday Sherwin Linton (classic country)

July 26 Tuesday Medalist Concert Band (concert band)

July 28 Thursday Civic Orchestra of Minneapolis (classical orchestra)

July 29 Friday Jillian Rae (Americana, pop, rock, country, indie)


July 31 Sunday 2:00 Celebration Brass Quintet (jazz, Dixieland, ragtime, oldies)


Free Outdoor Summer Concerts – Lake Harriet Bandshell

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AARP 4-HR. SMART DRIVER COURSE Friday, September 30 - 8:00 a.m. - Noon

Creekside Community Center Coordinator: Board - 952-853-6562

Last day to register or cancel: September 23, unless sold out

Costs Per Person: $5.00 (checks not returned)

Instructor: Guy Moore - class limited to 35 participants

PLEASE BRING YOUR AARP MEMBERSHIP CARD (if you have one) AND YOUR DRIVER’S LICENSE TO CLASS

To be eligible you must have taken the 8-hour course.

THE STATUE OF LIBERTY - seminar Creekside Community Center Friday, October 7 - 9:00 a.m.


Last day to register or cancel: September 29 unless sold out


In 1916 the United States received the gift of the Statue of Liberty from France. This is the 100th birthday of the gift. Historian, David Jones, will tell you the story, what it symbolizes and more on this historic event.

AARP SMART DRIVER - September 30







RESERVATION FORM

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How to Make a Reservation for an Event

(unless noted differently on a Reservation Form):

Checks payable to: Ceridian Retirees Club

Mail reservations and checks to:

Ceridian Retirees Club

Attn: ________________ (name of event or “multiple”)

3311 East Old Shakopee Road

Bloomington, MN 55425

Reminder: Please submit separate checks for each event; it’s O.K. to send multiple reservations in the same envelope.

Please remember that all checks are made payable to the CERIDIAN RETIREES CLUB, not the activity coordi-

nator nor the name of the event.

It is O.K. to staple the check(s) to the Reservation Form(s).

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CABARET - Orpheum Saturday, October 22 - 2:00 p.m.

Coordinator: Judy Moss - 952-808-5540

Last day to register or cancel: October 10, unless sold out

Cost Per Person Active Member Inactive Member

$25.00 $45.00

The story is of Cliff Bradshaw, an American author in Berlin, who encounters singer Sally Bowles at the seedy Kit Kat Klub. Sally is fired by the club's owner and moves in with Cliff and the two fall in love. As the Nazis begin taking control of the German government, the atmosphere at the club, and the lives of Cliff and Sally, begin to change dramatically.

TITAN SERIES - PRESIDENT HARRY TRUMAN - SEMINAR Thursday, October 27 - 9:00 a.m.

Creekside Community Center

Last day to register or cancel: October 17 unless sold out


Dr. Worner has another Titan to tell us about. President Truman had to make decisions displaying great courage. He is rated as one of America’s greatest presidents. Come to hear why historians rate him so high.

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