SEPTEMBER CALENDAR OF EVENTS
SEPTEMBER 1
Public Schools Return to School
SEPTEMBER 6
"LABOR DAY HOLIDAY"
SEPTEMBER 9
Dept. of Motor Vehicle
SEPTEMBER 14
Primary Election
SEPTEMBER 18
Fort Fall Crawl Running Race
SEPTEMBER 18
Fall Adventure Weekend (Busy Barn Farms)
SEPTEMBER 23
Dept. of Motor Vehicle
SEPTEMBER 23
AAUW Book Sale - Fort Armory
SEPTEMBER 25
City Wide Rummage Sale
SEPTEMBER 25
Fall Adventure Weekend (Busy Barn Farms)
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UPCOMING INFORMATION
SEPT. 20th Nashville trip participants final itineraries meeting at 1:00 p.m. Be sure and bring along already filled in emergency cards.
SEPT. 29th Sharon Olson will be at the Fort Senior Center to show and discuss technology devices that can help you with everyday living. This is free.
OCT. 20th Nazareth Rehab Center Bingo just like regular Bingo just a different sponsor. 1:00 p.m. start time.
OCT. 27th Halloween Party
there will be Bingo and cards with lots of goodies to eat. Regular
prizes for Bingo. Cost of the party is $2 payable that
day at the door, but sign-up is needed so we have enough food.
NOV. 8th FREE Vets Meal - more info to follow!
NOV. 13th Craft Fair - Crafters needed - call (920) 563-7773. Hours are 9-1 p.m.
DEC. 6th Christmas
Party 2010. Held again at Jansen's @ noon. Tickets will go
on sale November 1st.
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INFORMATION AND COMMUNITY EVENTS
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SENIOR EXERCISE
This senior exercise program is an ongoing fitness program which
meets every Tuesday at 9:00 a.m., at the Fort Atkinson Area Senior Center.
This unique exercise program incorporates the new Wii Fit Video equipment that
helps improve balance and coordination. The center also has a stationary
bike, fitness balls, weights and much more plus a fitness trainer leading the
sessions. These classes are FREE. You may join in a class anytime.
Claire, a fitness trainer from the Sport and Spine Clinic of Fort Atkinson,
leads this exercise program.
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Foot
Care
Foot care for 2010 will continue. All clinics run Mondays from 9 to 11am. Sept. 20, Oct. 18, Nov. 15 and Dec. 20. Mark your calendars so you know at a glance when foot care takes place.
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AAUW ANNUAL BOOK SALE
Friday, September 24
(Noon - 7 p.m.)
Saturday, September 25 (9-3 p.m.)
Sunday, September 26 (9-3 p.m.)

Books are very reasonably priced, and the money goes to a good
cause. Plan on spending sometime browsing, there are lots and lots of
books.
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PRIMARY ELECTION

SEPTEMBER 14, 2010 IS A PRIMARY ELECTION. POLLS OPEN AT 7:00 A.M. AND
CLOSE AT 8:00 P.M.
FOR MORE INFORMATION WATCH YOUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER OR CALL YOUR LOCAL CLERK
TREASURER.
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CITY WIDE RUMMAGE SALE
Annual City-Wide Rummage Sale
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Rain or Shine 8-5 p.m.

Contact the Fort Atkinson Chamber of Commerce at 563-3210 for information on
registration fee's, forms or maps.
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BUSY BARNS FARMS
HWY 12, 4 MILES WEST OF FORT
Join them every weekend this fall for
their farms "Autumn Adventure" weekends. Take a hayride, visit the u-pick
pumpkin patch, touch and feed the farm animals, try the trivia corn maze, climb
in the straw play barn, run through the corn stalk cavern, ride around the trike
track, sway on the pony swings, dig in the corn box, sit on the antique
tractors, milk Holly the Holstein, race on the obstacle course, test your rodeo
skill in the western area, run over the tractor tire trail and much more.
Take in a puppet show at 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. and watch an animal
demonstration at 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. Many agricultural experience and
learning opportunities will occur at your day on the farm.
First weekend of season is:
Saturday, Sept. 18th and
Sunday, Sept. 19th
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EXCITING 2010 TRIPS
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"BARN QUILT TOUR"
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Cost: $52 with payment and registration due by Sept. 22nd.
Check made out to the Fort Atkinson Senior Center.
Our tour will begin in Monroe and then travel to the countryside for 2 hours of
seeing barn quilts. Lunch will be an Amish Lunch at Country Lane Bakery
and consist of a home-cooked meal of meatloaf, chicken, vegetables, mashed
potatoes/gravy, salad, rolls and of course homemade pie.
Then it's off to Maple Leaf Cheese & Chocolate Haus in New Glarus for tasting
and buying. Our final stop will be Hoesley's Meats for local sausages and
much more from the area.
Depart: Fort Kmart 7:00 a.m.
Return: 5 pm
Depart: Senior in the Park 7:30 a.m.
Return: 4:30 p.m.
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FIRESIDE 2010

RESERVATIONS ARE BEING TAKEN FOR THE FIRESIDE PROGRAMS.
STOP AT THE FORT ATKINSON OR WHITEWATER SENIOR CENTER TO PICK UP A 2010 SCHEDULE
AND MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS.
COST: $ 67.00
PAYABLE TO: FORT ATKINSON AREA SENIOR CENTER
ALL PERFORMANCES 10:30 A.M.
FIRESIDE 2010 SCHEDULE
Wed., October 20th - "HAIRSPRAY"
Broadway Musical
Resv/Payment Deadline September 17, 2010
Cost is $67.00
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
OCTOBER, 3-9, 2010
$659.00
A
down payment of $75.00 is due at signup to secure one's reservation.
Final payment is due July 28, 2010.
For all you Country music lovers, here
is your dream trip. The Fort Atkinson Area Senior Center and Seniors in
the Park in Whitewater are excited to sponsor a trip to Nashville.
This trip has many features that were hand-selected to make it the best trip for
the price. Some of the features include motor coach transportation, six
nights lodging, four consecutive nights in Nashville, 10 included meals, two
shows, the Grand Ole Opry and Nashville Nightlife Dinner Theater.
There also will be a guided tour of Nashville, Diamond Tours dinner party with
entertainment, admission to the Country Music Hall of Fame, Loretta Lynn's
ranch, Belle Meade Plantation, a tour of the RCA Studio B (where Elvis, Chet
Atkins and Eddy Arnold recorded their hits) and Cedarhurst Center for the Arts
in Mount Vernon, Ill., plus lots more.
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Chip-In Casino Resort
2 Days/1 Night
October 18, 19-2010
The Chip-In Casino Resort also
known as the Island Resort is located near Escanaba in the Upper Peninsula of
Michigan. The hotel now features two towers of rooms with an indoor pool
and sauna. Michigan allows craps, let it ride, and table poker gaming
along with slots and blackjack.
Cost is: $79 per person (based on double occupancy) $109 single, $74
triple per person
Includes:
Deluxe Motorcoach Transp.
1 Night stay at Chip-In Resort
Pay $25 get $50 at Oneida plus $2 off meal coupon
$40 total in Free Credits on Players Card at Chip In
($20 each day)
$3 off Dinner, $2 off Lunch, and Free Breakfast at Chip
In
Reservation/Payment Deadline September 17th, 2010
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SALUTE TO VETERANS
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
(open to everyone over age 55)
Reservation/payments due October 15th
Our trip begins with a ride up to
Fort McCoy. There we will tour Fort McCoy including a stop at the
commemorative area, Museum, WWII barracks just as they were left and static
equipment. Along with some good old story telling just for the fun of it.
Then it's off to Ginny's Cupboard, in Sparta for lunch. It will consist of
choice of homemade soups, shredded homemade hot beef on homemade bread with
shredded cheese, chips, pickle, cookie and choice of coffee or soda.
Next stop in Burnstad's to see Deborah at Candy Creations demonstrating candy
making techniques and sample 44 flavors of fudge and purchase some to take home.
Our final stop will be Humbird Cheese with over 100 varieties to sample and buy
to have on the bus and at home.
Cost is: $48 and Veterans get $2 off.
Depart Starin Park - Whitewater @ 7:00am
Kmart
- Fort Atkinson @ 7:30 pm
Return Kmart - Fort Atkinson @5:45
p.m.
Starin Park -
Whitewater @6:15 p.m.
SENIORS LOVE TO TRAVEL BUT DO NOT NECESSARILY LIKE TO DO THE DRIVING ANYMORE. WE ARE PLEASED TO DO THAT SERVICE FOR YOU WITH OUR VARIED TRAVEL EXPERIENCES. COACH TRIPS MOST OF THE TIME REQUIRE 30 PASSENGERS IN ORDER TO TRAVEL. HOWEVER THE COMPANIES I HAVE SELECTED ARE WILLING TO WORK WITH US IN FINDING A WORKABLE SOLUTION IF OUR NUMBERS ARE UNDER 30. FOR OUR TRIPS WHERE WE FLY NO MINIMUMS ARE REQUIRED.
STOP AT THE FORT ATKINSON AREA SENIOR CENTER AT 307 ROBERT STREET AND PICK UP A FLYER ON ANY OF THESE TRIPS. PACK THAT SUITCASE AND LET'S GO TRAVELING.