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Seniors on the Move! Woodridge Park District Golden Years Program and Active Adults Trips Dana’s Corner Golden Years Program The Golden Years Program meets every Thursday from 1-4 p.m. at the Community Center. Various activities are planned for each Thursday. Regular activities include games, guest speakers, birthday parties, stimulating conversation, and much more. Throughout the year there will be special events plus many more exciting activities. So don’t miss out on the fun and a chance to meet new friends. Come join us every Thursday. Payment is taken during Thursday meetings. LOCATION CC/Hickory-Oak FEE $12 annually DATES Thursdays TIME 1:00-4:00PM* *For special events, programming will begin at Noon. ere will be no meeting on ursday, November 22 anksgiving Day. e building will be closed December 25-29 for cleaning. Registration Woodridge Park District Community Center, 2600 Center Drive, Woodridge, IL 60517 Phone: (630) 353-3300 M-W-Th-F 8:30AM – 4:30PM Tuesday 8:30AM – 7:30PM Saturday 9:00AM – Noon 2007 Advisory Board Members President Kathy Nartnick Vice President Gerry Hoffman Treasurer Donna Atchley Secretary Bert Names Kitchen Director Ray Svihula Entertainment Director Len Pucci Hospitality Director Mary Christy This newsletter reflects the most recent rates and information. Fall 2007 Crisp autumn days invigorate the spirit and open your hearts to the holiday spirit. The beautiful fall gardens at Cantigny invite you to enjoy tea and a delightful walk through the gardens on the Afternoon Tea and Stroll. Welcome fall with the St. Charles Scarecrow Festival and enjoy a leisurely walk though St. Charles or a ride on the trolley. When the leaves turn their bright autumn colors, you can have a guided tour of the internationally renowned Morton Arboretum in the Fall Colors Tour. You and friends can relax and have a good laugh at Drury Lane when you see the comedy of Oscar Madison and Felix Unger in the hilarious play The Odd Couple. Have a trip down memory lane with the Veteran’s Day special, 1940’s Nostalgia. Hear the songs of the Andrew’s Sisters like Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy performed at the Abbey Theatre with dinner at the historic Jacob Henry Mansion. With the holidays just around the corner, the high-stepping Rockettes bring to you the Radio City Christmas Spectacular with a fabulous lunch at Gibson’s Steakhouse in Rosemont. Don’t forget to ring in the holidays with a Fireside Christmas in Fort Atkinson, WI with the traditional spirit of the holidays. Remember to treat yourself to Every Christmas Story Ever Told and Champagne Brunch which features a wonderful 3-piece jazz ensemble with a magnificent display of culinary delight for you to enjoy. This is just a highlight of a few of the trips offered this season. I look forward to spending time with you and your friends. Have a wonderful autumn and spectacular holiday season! See You Soon, Dana Woodridge Park District • www.woodridgeparks.org

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Seniors on the Move!

Woodridge Park District Golden Years Program and Active Adults Trips

Dana’s CornerGolden Years ProgramThe Golden Years Program meets every Thursday from 1-4 p.m. at the Community Center. Various activities are planned for each Thursday. Regular activities include games, guest speakers, birthday parties, stimulating conversation, and much more. Throughout the year there will be special events plus many more exciting activities. So don’t miss out on the fun and a chance to meet new friends. Come join us every Thursday. Payment is taken during Thursday meetings.

LOCATION CC/Hickory-OakFEE $12 annuallyDATES ThursdaysTIME 1:00-4:00PM**For special events, programming will begin at Noon. Th ere will be no meeting on Th ursday, November 22 Th anksgiving Day. Th e building will be closed December 25-29 for cleaning.

RegistrationWoodridge Park District Community Center, 2600 Center Drive, Woodridge, IL 60517

Phone: (630) 353-3300M-W-Th-F 8:30AM – 4:30PMTuesday 8:30AM – 7:30PMSaturday 9:00AM – Noon

2007 Advisory Board MembersPresident Kathy NartnickVice President Gerry HoffmanTreasurer Donna AtchleySecretary Bert NamesKitchen Director Ray SvihulaEntertainment Director Len PucciHospitality Director Mary Christy

This newsletter reflects the most recent rates and information.

Fall 2007

Crisp autumn days invigorate the spirit and open your hearts to the holiday spirit. The beautiful fall gardens at Cantigny invite you to enjoy tea and a delightful walk through the gardens on the Afternoon Tea and Stroll. Welcome fall with the St. Charles Scarecrow Festival and enjoy a leisurely walk though St. Charles or a ride on the trolley. When the leaves turn their bright autumn colors, you can have a guided tour of the internationally renowned Morton Arboretum in the Fall Colors Tour.

You and friends can relax and have a good laugh at Drury Lane when you see the comedy of Oscar Madison and Felix Unger in the hilarious play The Odd Couple. Have a trip down memory lane with the Veteran’s Day special, 1940’s Nostalgia. Hear the songs of the Andrew’s Sisters like Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy performed at the Abbey Theatre with dinner at the historic Jacob Henry Mansion.

With the holidays just around the corner, the high-stepping Rockettes bring to you the Radio City Christmas Spectacular with a fabulous lunch at Gibson’s Steakhouse in Rosemont. Don’t forget to ring in the holidays with a Fireside Christmas in Fort Atkinson, WI with the traditional spirit of the holidays. Remember to treat yourself to Every Christmas Story Ever Told and Champagne Brunch which features a wonderful 3-piece jazz ensemble with a magnificent display of culinary delight for you to enjoy.

This is just a highlight of a few of the trips offered this season. I look forward to spending time with you and your friends.

Have a wonderful autumn and spectacular holiday season!

See You Soon,

Dana

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Golden Years NewsletterThe Golden Years Newsletter is mailed bi-monthly, free to residents and a $5 annual fee for nonresidents. If you are currently not on our mailing list and would like to be, please call (630) 353-3300.

Advisory Board MeetingsMembers of Golden Years Seniors are encouraged to attend Advisory Board meetings. The Advisory Board meets on the first Tuesday of each month at 9:15 a.m., except when it falls on a holiday. The dates are as follows:

SEP 4 • OCT 2 • NOV 6 • DEC 4Meetings are held at the Community Center, Willow Board Room.

Woodridge Park District Refund PolicyA $5 administrative charge will be applied from the amount of the refund for each program, including refunds for medical reasons. No refunds will be given for a trip unless there is a replacement or the trip is cancelled. The Woodridge Park District does reserve the right to cancel a program if the enrollment is not sufficient to justify sponsorship of the activity. Partici-pants will receive full refunds for any class or trip that is cancelled by the Park District. Refund processing takes approximately 2 weeks.

Note: Fancy-Free Tours and About Tours have their own Refund Policies.

Blood Pressure Checks Blood Pressure Checks are done for free the first Thursday of the month. Stop by the Community Center, during the hours of 12:30 - 2:30 p.m. on these Thursdays.

Family Hearing Care CentersAre you having trouble understanding the Sunday sermon, your spouse, television, or in noisy situations? Family Hear Care can help! Mark your calendar for the second Friday of the month when Hearing Instrument Specialist Sarah Kelly will be here to provide you a free hearing screening! This FREE service is by appointment only.

LOCATION DATES CC/Willow 249 F, Sep 14, Oct 12, Nov 9, Dec 14 TIME 9:30-11:30AM (20 min. appts.)FEE Free, but call 630-353-3300 for appointment

Flu/Pneumonia/DTP ShotsThe Visiting Nurses Association (VNA) will be giving Flu, Pneumonia, and the New DTP (Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis) shots to seniors and to adults at health risk.

LOCATION DATE CC/Hickory-Oak Th, Nov 1*TIME FEE11:00AM – 1:00PM Flu Shot $25.00 Pneumonia $35.00 New DTP $45.00All participants must pass a medical screening before receiving any shots.

Only two vaccinations maximum allowed per person.

VNA will bill Medicare Part B for the Flu and Pneumonia shots for anyone who presents their Medicare Part B card.

DTP (Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis) shot is cash only.

Medicare will not pay for another pneumonia shot if it has been less than 5 years since the last shot.

NO INSURANCE OR HMOs ACCEPTED—A RECEIPT WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE PERSON TO SUBMIT IF THEY CHOOSE.

*Flu shot date is subject to availability of vaccine.

Location CC = Woodridge Park District Community Center, 2600 Center Drive

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Transportation: Ride DuPage ProgramFor persons 65 years and older

Once registered, you have one phone number to call: 1-800-713-7445.For TTY use 1-800-713-7415 PACE call center.

Make a reservation up to 7 days in advance between the hours of 6:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

You will be given the cost of your ride at the time you make your reservation, then pay for the ride on the vehicle. The vehicle assigned will be either a Taxi or a Pace bus. The cost for the Ride DuPage transportation will be $3.00 for the first 6 miles with a charge of $1.50 for each additional mile. Service available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

For additional information and registration call Lois Biggins 1-630-968-2087 ext. 11, Lisle Township.

Pilot II Taxi Program

The Village of Woodridge offers the Pilot II Taxi Program. Participants must live in the village limits, be at least 60 years of age, or obtain a certified state-ment from a physician to verify disability.

You may purchase coupons by mail or visit the Woodridge Village Hall during regular business hours in person. Coupons cost $3 each and may be used throughout DuPage County.

You may purchase up to 12 coupons each month. The coupon value is $5. A maximum of 4 coupons may be used per ride.

For more information regarding the Village of Woodridge Pilot II Taxi Program, please call(630) 852-7000.

DuPage Senior Citizens Council (630) 620-0804Provides home-delivered meals and home mainten-ance to seniors.

Prairie State Legal ServiceLegal service is available through the Prairie State Legal Service. You must be a DuPage County resident and at least 60 years of age. Assistance for legal problems, excluding wills and those cases which have been previously handled by an attorney, are offered. An appointment must be made. Call (630) 690-2130.

DuPage Bar Legal Aid Service126 S. County Farm Rd.Wheaton, IL 60187 FEE Free! Call (630) 653-6212 for more information.

DuPage County Bar Association Lawyer Referral Service – Free for the first 1/2 hour consultation. Call (630) 653-9109 or visit their Web site at www.dcba.org to find a lawyer.

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important numbersMedicare Courtesy DeskBlue Cross /Blue Shield of Illinois in cooperation with Seniors in Neighborhoods (SINS) will provide a representative that will be coming to Woodridge. Seniors, come find out what you need to know about Medicare benefits and paperwork.

You will receive assistance in preparation of Medicare claims, questions and insurance. Blue Cross /Blue Shield will bring you the latest information at no cost to you.

Neighbors helping neighbors… friends helping friends… that’s what SINS is all about.

Contact Dan Cantu at 1-312-653-5779Member Services: 1-800-624-1723

LOCATION DATESCC/Willow 249 Th, Sep 20, Oct 18, Nov 15, Dec 20TIME FEE1:30 – 3:30PM Free

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let’s party!

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AARP Driver Safety ProgramAARP sponsors a two-day course that helps you improve your driving skills and develop safe defensive driving techniques. This course explains the effects of aging and medications on driving, basic driving rules, license renewals, traffic hazards, adverse road conditions, and accident prevention measures. You will receive a Course Completion Certificate only with attendance at both days of the 2-day course. Preregistration and prepayment of $10 fee (payable to AARP) is required. Call the Woodridge Park District Community Center at 353-3300 for more information or stop by the Community Center to make your reservation.

LOCATION FEECC/Willow 249 $10.00AGE MIN/MAX 50Y & up 15/35DATES TIME Tu & W, Oct 16 & 17 9:00AM-1:00PM

Rules of the Road Review CourseThe purpose of this course is to help senior citizens pass the Illinois driver’s license renewal examination. However, anyone desiring a review before taking the written examination is eligible for this class. The course updates drivers on the current rules of the road and prepares them for the general writing and road sign examination.

LOCATION DATE FEECC/Sycamore 146 F, Nov 16 Free! Call 353-3300 to registerAGE TIME55Y & up 9:30-11:30AM

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Unless noted, regular Golden Years activities are located at the Woodridge Park District Community Center, 2600 Center Drive, Woodridge. Any additional special events will be announced at Golden Years meetings.

Happy

Birthday!

— September —Joan Kramer September 02Kathryn (Kathy) Nartnick September 04Peter Tepler September 05June Skutas September 07Th eresa Hurley September 17Adeline Narbut September 22Tec Arp September 23Emily Szczepaniak September 24Carol Vymetal September 24

— October —James Ogborn October 03Leela Abraham October 07Mary Christy October 09Irene Kustush October 10John Narducci October 13Catherine Rizzo October 14Shirley Bannon October 17Arlene Markley October 21Eleanor Jay October 27Donna Tarnowski October 29Albert Brindac October 31

— November —Ruthie Loy November 02Marcela Fanning November 10Barbara Vogel November 22Carl Anderson November 26Gerry Guzzaldo November 27

— December —Ralph Rodriguez December 04Len Pucci December 18Gerry Hoff man December 19Irene Foody December 19Margaret Waldon December 25Sheldon Kramer December 25Adele Beuthe December 30

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Birthday Meetings and ActivitiesEveryone looks forward to a celebration each month to celebrate their special day. Dessert and coffee will be served after the meeting. Senior’s activities follow the coffee hour. A great afternoon for all!

LOCATION DATES TIMECC/Hickory-Oak Th, Sep 6, Oct 4, Nov 1 1:00-4:00PM

Halloween Costume PartyCome celebrate Halloweeeeeen! The goblins suggest crazy costumes for there will be prizes and surprises. Golden Years Seniors supply the appetizers for this event. OOOOOoooo, you'll have a ghostly great time one and all! RSVP by Thursday, October 18. Golden Years Members only.

LOCATION DATE TIMECC/Hickory-Oak Th, Oct 25 Noon-4:00PM

Fall Potluck LuncheonThis potluck luncheon brings friends together to enjoy this fall event. RSVP by Thursday, November 1. Golden Years Members only.

LOCATION DATE TIMECC/Hickory-Oak Th, Nov 8 Noon-4:00PM

Holiday LuncheonGolden Years Senior members are treated to the “Holiday Luncheon.” This sit-down dinner will be the highlight of the year. RSVP by Thursday, November 29. Golden Years Members only.

LOCATION DATETBA Th, Dec 6

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The Odd CoupleOakbrook Terrace, IL The Drury Lane presents this renowned comedy. The story begins with a group of the boys meeting to play cards in the apartment of a divorced fellow, Oscar Madison, and the mess is any indication, it’s no wonder that his wife left him. Late to arrive is another fellow, Felix Unger, who they learn, has just been separated from his wife. Since he is very meticulous and tense, they fear he might commit suicide, and so go about locking all the windows. When he arrives, he is scarcely allowed to go to the bathroom alone. As life would have it, slob bachelor and the meticulous fellow decide to bunk together with hilarious results. The patterns of their own disastrous marriages begin to reappear in this arrangement. Come join us for a laugh filled performance of the Odd Couple. Lunch will be your choice of entree roast pork, apple sauerkraut and rosemary demi glaze or fettuccine alfredo with sweet peas (Please make choice at time of registration). All entree included salad, vegetable, beverage and dessert. Includes: transportation, meal and show tickets. Average walking with stairs.

Registration Deadline: Monday, August 27DEPARTS AGE MIN/MAXCC Parking Lot 50Y & up 20/25CODE FEE3542 $47.00(R)/$52.00(N)DATE TIMEW, Sep 26 10:00AM - 5:30PM

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PHYSICAL EXERCISE Average Walking (Casual/Dressy Shoes)

Moderate Walking (Tennis Shoes)

Heavy Walking (Hiking boots)

The Afternoon Tea & StrollWheaton, IL It’s a lovely day for a stroll through the beautiful Cantigny Gardens followed by a guided tour of the Robert R. McCormick Mansion Museum. Then on to enjoy a traditional afternoon tea that treats you to assorted teas, scones with Devonshire cream and fruit preserves, assorted finger sandwiches, cold canapés, petite pastries and cookies, chocolate-dipped strawberries, and assorted chocolates and truffles. Bring a friend to enjoy this delightful afternoon. Includes admissions, meal and transportation. Average walking with some stairs.

Registration Deadline:Tuesday, September 4DEPARTS AGE MIN/MAXCC Parking Lot 50Y & up 12/17CODE FEE3829 $41.00(R)/$45.00(N)DATE TIMETu, Sep 11 11:00AM - 4:30PM

There’s so much to do . . .

join the fun!

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St. Charles Scarecrow FestivalSt. Charles, IL Welcome to the 23rd Annual Scarecrow Festival, view Welcome to the 23rd Annual Scarecrow Festival, view over a 100 whimsical scarecrow creations on display, over a 100 whimsical scarecrow creations on display, bring your camera for great photo experience. We will bring your camera for great photo experience. We will have lunch at 18 North, this historic limestone building have lunch at 18 North, this historic limestone building is the second oldest church in St. Charles, erected in is the second oldest church in St. Charles, erected in 1851, St Patrick Catholic Church. In 1976, the building 1851, St Patrick Catholic Church. In 1976, the building was purchased and converted into a restaurant, and was purchased and converted into a restaurant, and is now 18 North. Following lunch we will go to the is now 18 North. Following lunch we will go to the Autumn on the Fox Arts & Crafts Show, crafter show Autumn on the Fox Arts & Crafts Show, crafter show held in Pottawatomie Park over 200 juried crafters held in Pottawatomie Park over 200 juried crafters or you may shop in the many stores in downtown St. or you may shop in the many stores in downtown St. Charles. There will be trolley’s run to both sides of the Charles. There will be trolley’s run to both sides of the river. Area has steep walking areas, sitting areas along river. Area has steep walking areas, sitting areas along the river, in Lincoln Park under the tent and by store the river, in Lincoln Park under the tent and by store fronts. fronts. Moderate walking with steep grades, bring a bring a tote to carry your purchases and good walking shoes, tote to carry your purchases and good walking shoes, dress for the weather. Included: Lunch at 18 North, dress for the weather. Included: Lunch at 18 North, and transportation (park bus only). and transportation (park bus only).

Registration Deadline: Monday, September 10DEPARTS AGE MIN/MAXCC Parking Lot 50Y & up 15/26CODE FEE3540 $34.00(R)/$37.00(N)DATE TIMEF, Oct 05 9:00AM - 5:00PM

Let’s Go Shopping: Chicago Premium OutletAurora, ILA day of fun shopping, buy your favorite brands at great prices, get some of your pre-holiday shopping done or add to your wardrobe. Bring a friend to enjoy a shopping spree and lunch with you. Included: transportation, lunch on your own at the mall. Average walking.

Registration Deadline: Monday, October 1DEPARTS AGE MIN/MAXCC Parking Lot 50Y & up 15/25CODE FEE3544 $8.00(R)/$9.00(N)DATE TIMETu, Oct 09 9:00AM - 4:00PM

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Fall Colors TourLisle, IL The Morton Arboretum is alive with color as the trees and shrubs provide us with a beautiful display for Fall. We will have an All Aboard Tour guide on board the bus to narrate about the internationally renowned plant collections, foliage, and species of trees and shrubs you will see as we ride thought the arboretum. Following the tour we will have lunch in the Ginkgo restaurant. You will receive a meal voucher for one entree, beverage and dessert. After lunch you will have time to explore the gardens, library, and gift shop. Bring a friend or family for a relaxing Fall day. Average to heavy walking (your choice) with stairs.

Registration Deadline: Monday, September 17DEPARTS AGE MIN/MAXCC Parking Lot 50Y & up 15/26CODE FEE3543 $29.00(R)/$32.00(N)DATE TIMETu, Oct 16 8:15AM - 3:00PM

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An Afternoon to Die ForSt. Charles, IL Pheasant Run Resort and Noble Fool Theatricals presents, An Afternoon to Die For. We invite you to witness the unfolding of the most unspeakable crime. Someone at Pheasant Run will meet their demise and it is up to YOU to gather the clues, solve the murder and restore order to the resort. The entertaining escape from the everyday is so much fun, it’s almost criminal! Start off this thrilling afternoon with a murderous appetizer reception. Discover important clues and aid our Homicide Detective in capturing the culprit during this three course luncheon. The killer could be anyone, so beware and BE AWARE at all times! The murder is revealed at the end of the lunch. Prizes will be awarded for the most accurate sleuth and audience participation! Cash bar available. Lunch includes: garden salad with assorted dressings, breast of chicken marinated with buttermilk and herbs and cream gravy, garlic mashed potatoes, vegetables, ice cream sundae, tea or coffee. Includes: lunch, show and transportation. Average walking with stairs.

Registration Deadline: Friday, September 21DEPARTS AGE MIN/MAXCC Parking Lot 50Y & up 15/25CODE FEE3660 $56.00(R)/$62.00(N)DATE TIMEW, Oct 24 11:00AM - 4:30PM

1940’s NostalgiaJoliet, ILCelebrate Veteran’s Day this fall with the Andrews Sisters. The Abbey Theatre invites you back to the 30’s & 40’s to enjoy the three-part harmony including Boogie Woogie music made famous by the Andrews Sisters. Accompanied by a live band, this musical revue features full costume dress and toe tapping favorites such as “Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree,” and “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy.” Dinner menu: baked pork chop with a demi-glaze sauce served on wild rice blend with steamed vegetables, salad, rolls, dessert, and coffee or tea. Come join us and bring a friend. Includes: show, dinner, and transportation. Average walking.

Registration Deadline: Friday, October 5 DEPARTS AGE MIN/MAXCC Parking Lot 50Y & up 20/26CODE FEE3831 $50.00(R)/$55.00(N)DATE TIMETh, Nov 08 4:00 - 9:00PM

Rockettes: Radio City Christmas SpectacularRosemont, ILStart your holiday with the Rockettes as they perform their spectacular high-kicking dance routines in gorgeous costumes with new numbers such as “Sleighride” and “I am Here,” along with wonderful traditional songs as “Parade of the Wooden Soldiers,” a wonderful show to delight all . Bring your friends or family to enjoy the Christmas Spectacular. Lunch prior to the show at Gibson’s, a family style menu of house salad, london broil, baby back ribs, spit-roasted chicken, double-baked potato, broccoli, chocolate brownie and ice cream for dessert, coffee, hot tea, or ice tea. Cash bar available. Includes: tickets, lunch, and transportation. Average walking.

Registration Deadline: Monday, October 8

DEPARTS AGE MIN/MAXCC Parking Lot 50Y & up 20/25CODE FEE3827 $75.00(R)/$82.00(N)DATE TIMESa, Nov 10 9:30AM - 5:00PM

PHYSICAL EXERCISE Average Walking (Casual/Dressy Shoes)

Moderate Walking (Tennis Shoes)

Heavy Walking (Hiking boots)

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Every Christmas Story Ever Told & Champagne Jazz BrunchSt. Charles, IL Pheasant Run Resort and Nobel Fool Theatricals presents, Every Christmas Story Ever Told, shout for joy, it’s pure gold! A Chicago-area premiere! Think you know every Christmas story out there? Three quick witted actors will put you to the test as they portray as many holiday traditions and stories as YOU can remember. Say “BLAH” to Tiny Tim and “Ha” to a show that takes Christmas traditions to the extreme: The Grinch, Frosty, Linus, Rudolph, Marley, and more…in only 90 minutes! Rated: PG. You, your family and friends will enjoy a Sunday Champagne Jazz Band Brunch and Matinee, magnificent displays of culinary delights are the center of attention. Accompanied by a soothing 3-piece jazz ensemble, you’ll feast your eyes, than fill your plate with your choice from over 100 brunch specialties including made to order omelets, pasta and waffle stations, salads, spreads, carved meats, cold cuts, smoked salmon, fruits, and the list goes on of fabulous fare, along with a glass of champagne. Then sample one or more sinful dessert sensations. Coffee, tea, iced tea, milk, and soda are served at your table. Full bar service is available. Includes: Sunday Champagne Jazz Brunch with Matinee, and transportation. Average walking with stairs.

Registration Deadline: Friday, November 2DEPARTS AGE MIN/MAXCC Parking Lot 50Y & up 15/25CODE FEE3661 $68.00(R)/$75.00(N)DATE TIMESu, Dec 09 10:00AM - 5:00PM

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Fireside ChristmasFort Atkinson, WI Over the past 15 years The Fireside’s spectacular Christmas show continues its long history of beautiful singing, breathtaking dancing, gorgeous costumes, rib-tickling fun, and deeply spiritual commitment to the real meaning of the traditional holiday. A must see performance, bring your friends and family to enjoy the holiday festivities. You will be treated to a wonderful holiday dinner. Menu: snowflake salad, roasted New York strip sirloin of beef, baked scalloped potatoes, fresh asparagus spears and glazed carrots. For dessert English holiday trifle, coffee, tea, or milk. Included: dinner and show, transportation (motorcoach w/washroom on board). Average walking with stairs.

Registration Deadline: Monday, October 15DEPARTS AGE MIN/MAXCC Parking Lot 50Y & up 40/52CODE FEE3541 $95.00(R)/$104.00(N)DATE TIMEF, Nov 23 8:00AM - 7:00PM

PHYSICAL EXERCISE Average Walking (Casual/Dressy Shoes)

Moderate Walking (Tennis Shoes)

Heavy Walking (Hiking boots)

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I’m Dreaming of a “White Christmas”Joliet, ILInspired by the classic film “White Christmas,” this spectacular holiday concert will take you on a musical journey from a World War II performance for the troops to the glamour of a Florida nightclub and finally, the charm and simple beauty of a New England town. Dinner menu: baked ham served with fruit sauce, chef’s potato, steamed vegetables, tossed salad, rolls, dessert, and coffee or tea. Come celebrate the holidays with your friends. Includes: show, dinner and transportation. Average walking.

Registration Deadline: Friday, November 9 DEPARTS AGE MIN/MAXCC Parking Lot 50Y & up 20/26CODE FEE3832 $50.00(R)/$55.00(N)DATE TIMEW, Dec 12 10:30AM - 3:30PM

Spirit of ChristmasAurora, IL Experience one of the most spectacular and dazzling follies show in America. Fabulous Christmas songs, a glittering cast, gorgeous costumes, and the highest kicking chorus girls this side of the North Pole will take you to a Winter Wonderland of fun and festive cheer. Join us on a magical sleigh ride to enjoy Santa’s thrilling extravaganza, and start Christmas off in a grand style! All your favorite songs like “White Christmas,” “Joy to the World,” and much more, bring the family and friends to enjoy the Spirit of Christmas. Includes: admission tickets and transportation. Average walking.

Registration Deadline: Thursday, November 15DEPARTS AGE MIN/MAXCC Parking Lot 50Y & up 20/25CODE FEE3828 $52.00(R)/$57.00(N)DATE TIMESa, Dec 22 12:30 - 5:00PM

My Christmas Wish For Youby Ruth Kephart

My Christmas wish for you, my friendIs not a simple oneFor I wish you hope and joy and peaceDays filled with warmth and sun

I wish you love and friendship tooThroughout the coming yearLots of laughter and happinessTo fill your world with cheer

May you count your blessings, one by oneAnd when totaled by the lotMay you find all you’ve been givenTo be more than what you sought

May your journeys be short, your burdens lightMay your spirit never grow oldMay all your clouds have silver liningsAnd your rainbows pots of gold

I wish this all and so much moreMay all your dreams come trueMay you have a Merry Christmas friendAnd a happy New Year, too ..

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