University Club

Newsletter Welcoming members

and their guests since 1912

THE UNIVERSITY CLUB

of

INDIANA UNIVERSITY

900 E. Seventh Street IMU, Room 150

Bloomington, IN 47405

Office Hours: 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM

Phone: 812-855-1325

Fax: 812-856-4283

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VOLUME 26, ISSUE 10 March 2018

March 8 UWC Luncheon, Laurie McRobbie, Women Leaders at IU

University Club Presidents’ Room, 11:45 a.m.

Deadline for reservations, Thursday, March 1st

March 17 Saint Patrick's Day Party

University Club Presidents’ Room, 5:30 p.m.

Deadline for reservations, Friday, March 9

March 28 Luncheon Club Speaker, Kristin Leaman, Bicentennial

University Club Presidents’ Room, 11:45 a.m.

Deadline for reservations, Wednesday, March 21st

The University Club office will be closed during spring break, March 12

through March 16, however the email and phones will be monitored.

Happy International Women’s

Day to all ladies!

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PARKING: Two hours of free parking at IMU Lot 1 and 2 is offered at

all University Club Luncheons. Bring your parking ticket upstairs and ask the

Manager for free parking validation.

If on campus, your Club membership entitles you to 1/2 off the parking rates

for IMU Lot 1 and Lot 2. Stop in the office between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. to have your parking ticket

stamped.

WEATHER: The University Club follows MCCSC when closing due to inclement weather .

FOOD ALLERGIES: Please let us know if you have food allergies when order ing your meals.

Currently, all sauces and gravies are made with vegetable stock.

ACUC: The University Club is a member of the Association of College and University Clubs.

As UClub member you receive reciprocal privileges in the ACUC. The ACUC is a global network of

over 100 campus affiliated private clubs, many of which offer overnight accommodations. Stop by

the University Club office to request your ACUC membership card prior to your travel.

BLOOMINGTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: As a University Club member you are eligi-

ble to attend all Bloomington Chamber of Commerce events and activities. Call the UClub office

and ask how to register.

2018 ELECTION: The University Club Presidents’ Room will be the voting location for

Bloomington precincts 5, 18, 19 and 23 in the Monroe County primary election on May 8. Access to

the room may be restricted on the days surrounding the election. Members will have access to the

member-only rooms on the second floor of the University Club.

University Club

Presidents’ Room

The Herald-Times, Friday, March 2, 2018

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Women have been part of Indiana University for 150 of its nearly 200 years, instrumental ac-

tors in the development of its excellence and its institutional character. And yet, to look

around IU’s campuses we see relatively few examples of institutional recognition for these

contributions, in either symbolic or physical form. The University’s Bicentennial affords a

unique opportunity to uncover more of IU’s history as well as the stories of the many people of

diverse backgrounds who have made IU what it is today. From Sarah Parke Morrison, IU’s first

female student, faculty member, and philanthropist; to Alice MacDonald Nelson, who pio-

neered the system of residence education at IU and in higher education more broadly; to

Ingeborg Schmidt, a vision scientist who discovered the genetic marker for color blindness; to

Martha Dawson, whose work in multicultural education shaped generations of educators and

scholars; to Elinor Ostrom, the first woman to win the Nobel Prize in Economics; and many

more, IU women have been changing the world. This talk will describe the projects underway

to bridge this visibility gap, including the Women’s Portrait Gallery in the IMU, and how they

are being fueled by women’s philanthropy today.

Thursday, March 8

Presidents’ Room, 11:45 a.m.

Laurie Burns McRobbie Making the Invisible Visible: IU Women’s

Legacies in the Bicentennial

Traditional Caesar Salad

Traditional Beef Stroganoff, with Tender Beef and Egg Noodles

in a Creamy Sauce

Or

Bowtie Pasta Sautéed with Olive Oil, Herbs, Zucchini, Yellow Squash,

Tomato and Olives

Steamed Broccoli

Assorted Vegetable Crudite , plattered on table

Assorted individual-sized desserts, served on platter on table

Please make checks payable to the University Club and mail to IMU #150, 900 E. 7th Street, Bloomington, IN 47405, or call 812-855-1325 to pay by credit card.

$17.50 Members/$19.50 Guests

Deadline for reservations and pre-payment is Thursday, March 1.

PRINT your name as you would like it to appear on your name tag.

NAME: ____________________________________ Beef Stroganoff or Bowtie Pasta

NAME: ____________________________________ Beef Stroganoff or Bowtie Pasta

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The Crimson Clover Irish Dancers at IU share Irish culture through dance on campus and in the Bloomington community. The team is comprised of dancers from beginner to world championship level. Practices emphasize both social dancing (called ceili) and performance-oriented solo dancing. We will enjoy live performances by Marah Harbison and Leigha Amick. Marah has been dancing for nearly twenty years and has danced at the World Champion-ships. Leigha recently qualified for the National Championships and continues to compete.

St. Patrick’s Day Celebration

Please make checks payable to University Club and mail to IMU Room 150,

900 E. 7th Street, Bloomington, IN 47405. Or Call 812-855-1325 to pay by credit card.

PRINT your name as you would like it to appear on your name tag. Thank you!

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March 28, 2018 11:45 AM

UClub Presidents’ Room

Please make checks payable to the University Club and mail to IMU #150, 900 E. 7th Street, Bloomington, IN 47405, or call 812-855-1325 to pay by credit card.

$17.50 Members/$19.50 Guests

Deadline for reservations and pre-payment is Wednesday, March 21.

PRINT your name as you would like it to appear on your name tag.

NAME: ___________________________Chicken or Vegetable Stuffed Peppers

NAME: ___________________________Chicken or Vegetable Stuffed Peppers

Bio Kristin Leaman is the Bicentennial Archivist in the Indiana

University Archives and the Office of the Bicentennial,

where she provides support and research to units, Signature

Projects, and Bicentennial Interns and staff as planning for

the Bicentennial moves forward. Kristin is the director of

the Indiana University Bicentennial Oral History project

and the project lead for the Archives Development and

Deployment Project, both Bicentennial Signature Projects

that include all seven IU campuses. Kristin received her BA

and MA from Purdue University, her MLS from Indiana

University, and is currently writing her dissertation for a

Kristin Leaman

The Bicentennial Oral History Project: The People's History of IU

Kristin Leaman will discuss the benefits and challenges of building a university-

wide oral history program for the Indiana University Bicentennial in 2020.

Forging partnerships with all seven IU campuses, units, outreach and market-

ing, and managing student interns will be discussed from the early phase to a

fully-functioning program. A significant part of the project is to provide public

access to the oral history audio files and transcripts; this has been an ongoing

collaboration with IU Library Technologies with a launch goal of 2019. The mission of the IU Bicen-

tennial Oral History Project is to record, preserve, and make available for future generations the

memories and experiences of IU alumni, faculty and staff university-wide. Many of the documents

preserved in the Indiana University Archives are from president’s records and upper administra-

tors.

Savory Salad with Balsamic

Vinaigrette

Pecan Crusted Chicken w/Apple Bourbon Cream Sauce

or

Quinoa and Fresh Vegetable Stuffed Peppers

Linguine with Lemon Herb Butter

Carrots

Warm Chocolate Lava Cake with Raspberry Coulis

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University Women's Arts and Antiques Group Spring Overnight Trip

Nashville, TN

April 25-27, 2018

Trip Coordinators: Linda Burton, brtnlin@yahoo.com, 812-369-4611

Linda Gregory, lfgregory@att.net, 812-336-5451

All University Club members and their families are invited to join us!

Round trip transportation, departing from the IU football stadium parking lot.

Two nights accommodations at the Millennium Maxwell House Hotel - includes a full breakfast buffet each

morning. (April 25-27). Millennium Maxwell House Hotel, 2025 Rosa L.

Parks Blvd., Nashville, TN

Wednesday, April 25 Lunch at Puckett's in downtown Nashville

Admission to tour The Country Music Hall of Fame

Admission to tour The Ryman Auditorium

Dinner and line dancing at the Wildhorse Saloon

Thursday, April 26 Nashville City Tour with a local guide (will

include a drive by The Parthenon)

Tour of Cheekwood Botanical Gardens

Culinary Tour of Belle Meade Plantation including lunch in an old barn

and wine tasting

Free time to spend exploring and dinner on your own in the Gaylord Opryland

Resort

Friday, April 27 After breakfast at the Millennium, we will tour

The Hermitage, former home of President Andrew Jackson.

On our way home we will stop for lunch on your own.

The cost of this trip is $610 for a double and $819 for a single and is all inclusive except for dinner on Thursday

and lunch on the way home.

Deadline for reservations with payment is March 16, 2018. Please make checks payable to the UWC An-

tiques and mail to Linda Burton at 514 E. Moss Creek Dr., Bloomington, IN 47401.

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Welcome new and returning University Club Members

Bridget Harness

Diane Connolly

Sandra Shapshay

Oner Ozcelik

John Wood

Julia Wood

Gail Londergan

Tim Londergan

Wednesday, April 18

UClub Annual Meeting and Luncheon

Keynote Speaker Marjorie Hershey State Room East, IMU Second Floor, 11:45 a.m.

Professor Hershey's research and teaching interests focus on political par ties,

campaigns, and elections. Her research examines the characteristics of party activ-

ists, media coverage of political campaigns, and the commonalities among lobby-

ing, framing, persuasion, and the creation of organizational histories by advocacy

groups. She writes a widely-used textbook on political parties, Party Politics in

America, which is now in its 17th edition, and its associated blog posts. She has published three other

books of research, plus about four dozen articles in professional journals including the American Journal of

Political Science, the Journal of Politics, Public Opinion Quarterly, Party Politics, Polity, Political Com-

munication, The Annals, Social Science Quarterly, and American Politics Quarterly. Her research has also

appeared in the form of chapters in edited volumes.

Lunch reservations: $18.50 Members, $20.50 Non-Members

Thursday, April 12 University Women’s Club Spring Luncheon St. Mark’s United Methodist Church, 11:30 a.m.

~~~ Back by popular request ~~~

Musical Performance by Threads of Grace

Menu:

Pasta Primavera with Prosciutto Green Salad with Fruit and Italian Dressing Assorted Bread and Butter Angel Food Cake with Fresh Strawberries Pasta Primavera without Prosciutto is available for a veg-etarian option. Please let us know your selection when making your reservation.

$22 Members, $24 Non-Members

(This cost covers your meal, a donation to the church for set-up and use of the room, and the cost of enter-tainment. It does not include a donation to the University Club Scholarship Fund. Such contributions are the individual, voluntary decision of each member.)

Deadline for reservations: Thursday, April 5.

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Ruth Albright

Lawrence Davis

Lois Holl

Kate Kroll

Kenneth Beckley

Maribeth McKaig

Tim Riffle

Erdine Simic

Anne Bright

Suzanne Phillips

JoAnne and Timothy Bowen

Louray Cain

John and Wilma Chambers

Lu Cregar

Ruth and Frank DiSilvestro

Ruth and Jeff Engs

Janie Harnett

Linda Heath

Doris Burton

Marianne Mitchell

Ellen and Gene Stern

Ron and Carolyn Kovener

R. Keith and Marion Michael

Lorna (Lou) Moir

Judith and Mitchell Novit

Jeane Novotny

Jill and Richard Olshavsky

Carol Pierce

Ellen Strommen

Mary Swarthout

Marilyn Uselding

Vi and Russ Working

Neil and Betty Yoder

A big THANK YOU for the generous donations of our Life Members in 2017! With your help last year we purchased a microwave and a coffee pot for the Presidents’ Room kitchen, and also new sound system and sound board to accommodate the luncheon speakers, live music and PowerPoint presentations. We still need funds to refurbish the grand piano in the Faculty Room. Our top priority now is the pur-chase of a new office computer to replace our ten-year-old one, which we are nurs-ing along daily. We hope you will consider becoming a Life Sponsor by contrib-uting to the replacement fund and mailing your check today. Please make your check payable to the University Club. Your special gift, in any amount, will aid with the upkeep of our Club and maintain our beautiful rooms.

Terry and Phyllis Clapacs

Joyce Kay Byrer

Patty Pizzo

Judith Walters

Philip and Marjorie Sutton

Anna and Roger Radue

Kate Kroll

Ken and Audrey Beckley

George von Furstenberg

Kirstine Lindemann

George Malacinski

Michael Molenda

Ann Strong

Barbara Randall

Eleanor Lahr

Shirley Pugh

Barbara Edwards

Richard and Maribeth McKaig

Mary Popp

Robert Arnove

Pat Chase

Gary and Janet Taylor

Jean Cook

Barbara Dixon

Ruth Chesmore

Mary Swarthout

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interest groups

The interest groups are the HEART of the University Club and the best Membership benefit of all!

University Club Members in good standing are eligible to participate in as many Interest Groups as they wish.

For more information, contact the Chairperson of the group that appeals to you.

ARTS AND ANTIQUES

The Antiques Group welcomes anyone interested in antiques! University Club Mem-

bers who are admirers and/or collectors are invited to join this group to study, share,

and gain a greater appreciation of antiques. This group meets on the 4th Thursday of

most months from October to April.

Co-Chairs: Linda Burton 812-369-4611 brtnlin@yahoo.com

Linda Gregory 812-336-5451 lfgregory@att.net

MARCH 22nd

Ellen Boruff presents her unique antique doll collection

On-your-own lunch, location TBD. Meet at 12 noon. Car pool from restaurant to Ellen’s home, 2051 Schacht Road, Bloomington, at 2 PM Program coordinators: Carol Haywood (812-334-1002) and Ann Whittridge (812-287-8246) Ellen has a large collection of antique dolls and has graciously invited us to her home to hear their history and stories. We’ll meet for lunch someplace

close to her home and carpool there. Refreshments will be served after the meeting. We have to limit attendance to 25, so please call Carol to reserve a spot.

APRIL 25-27: Three day, two night trip to THE COUNTRY MUSIC CAPITAL OF THE WORLD, NASHVILLE, TENNESSE.

Trip Coordinators: Linda Burton (812-369-4611) and Linda Gregory (812-336-5451) Check out page 6 of this Newsletter for full itinerary and reservation infor-mation.

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Are you an avid reader? Then consider joining the Book Circulating Group!

BOOK CIRCULATING

Co-Chairs: Lou Moir 812-332-0472 moirl@indiana.edu

Linda Heath 812-332-8501 lheath@mac.com

Here’s how it works: Hardcover books are circulated every two weeks, October to

May. The final book you receive is yours to keep. The reading list includes both

fiction and non-fiction. A reasonable fee is charged to cover the cost of the books.

Books will be passed between members on the 5th and 20th of each month, beginning

October 20th (excluding January 5th). Members must have their own transportation.

BOOK DISCUSSION

If you love to read and discuss a variety of interesting books in paperback form, this

group is for you. The Book Discussion group meets on the 3rd Thursday of the month,

from September to May, to discuss books selected by members the previous June. Each

member reads the book ahead of time, and everyone gets a turn at being a discussion

leader. The group meets in members’ homes. Hostess duties rotate on a voluntary basis.

Meetings begin with socializing from 9:30 to 10 am. Discussion runs from 10 to 11:30

am.

Our March 15 discussion of Barchester Towers by Anthony Trollope will take

place at the home of Martha Smiley. Sandra Hernshaw will be the discussion leader.

Co-chairs: Rosemary Dever 812-339-5979 rmdever@indiana.edu

Maribeth McKaig 812-876-3697 mbmckaig@juno.com

Martha Smiley 812-339-6822 martha-smiley@att.net

You need not be an expert to have fun playing Duplicate Bridge. Anyone interested in playing is welcome!

Participants meet at Meadowood in the downstairs Card Room at 12:15 pm (games begin at 12:30) on the

1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month. There is a 50 cent per person fee to cover the cost of prizes. You

and your partner are welcome to join anytime during the year.

Chair: Carol Edge 812-333-9347 ccedge@alumni.iu.edu

BRIDGE – DUPLICATE

PARTY BRIDGE

The Party Bridge group meets at Bobby’s Colorado Steak House on the 1st Monday of

each month—year round— at 11:30 am for lunch, then plays bridge until 3:30.

Bobby’s offers a fabulous, unlimited soup and salad buffet for $8.50.

At the beginning of each meeting, each player contributes $1 for the prize for that day.

Chair: Judith Granbois 812-332-5781 jgranboi@indiana.edu

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BUNCO

BUNCO is a fast-moving, uncomplicated game of dice, luck and prizes. If you like

plain old-fashioned fun, you should seriously consider joining the Bunco Squad. The

group meets year round on the 3rd Monday of the month at 11:30am at Meadowood

for lunch and play.

Players contribute $5 each time for the cash awards. There are 12 regular players; all

others who sign up serve on the sub list. Those who wish to be a substitute may join

at any time.

Chair: Janie Harnett 812-339-4528 jane.harnett@comcast.net

DINING OUT

The Dining Out group is open to all University Club members - singles and couples -

who enjoy good food, good friends and good times. Joining the group can be done at

any time simply by contacting the chair.

The schedule and other information is sent by e-mail, phone calls upon request. Responses must be received

by the stated deadline. Dining Out events are usually on the fourth Sunday evening of each month. Dinner is

often preceded by a social time in a member’s home. Restaurant seating is usually in groups of 6 – 8 to pro-

mote conversation and camaraderie. Guests are always welcomed.

FINE DINING COOKING CLUB

Like to cook? Talk about good food and restaurants? Try new gourmet recipes? Make

new friends? Then this may be the interest group for you!

Members are divided into groups of four or five doubles who meet in members’ homes

with everyone sharing in the preparation and cost of the meal. The mix of people is dif-

ferent at every dinner. An “Opening Get Together” and an “End-of-Year Party” are held

for the entire group.

Co-chairs: Harriet Castrataro 812-334-0697 hcastrat@indiana.edu

Chair: Barb Aspy 812-350-4511 b.aspy@yahoo.com

MAH JONGG

The University Club has a new Interest Group!

Mah Jongg is a tile-based game that originated in China. It is commonly played by four

players. The game is played with a set of 144 tiles based on Chinese charac-

ters and symbols, although some regional variations may omit some tiles and/or add

unique tiles. In most variations, each player begins by receiving 13 tiles. In turn, players

draw and discard tiles until they complete a legal hand using the 14th drawn tile to form 4 melds (or sets) and a pair

(eye). The Mah Jongg group meets each Friday. For more information, please contact the group chair.

Currently we have two tables of Mah Jongg and are open to new members who know how to play or are interested

in learning the game. We are playing American style but may approach Chinese style later.

Chair: Kathleen Boggess 812-361-7332 kboggess44@gmail.com

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GREAT DECISIONS

Great Decisions is the nation's oldest, most popular program of citizen education

in world affairs. The common purpose is to help members become informed and

involved, and to understand how world events affect their daily lives.

The University Women's Club - in cooperation with the Foreign Policy Association,

IU's Center for the Study of Global Change, and Meadowood Retirement Community

- offers programs for the 2017-2018 year. Meetings are held in the Terrace Room at

Meadowood at 1:15 p.m. on the 2nd Tuesday of the month, September through May.

The cost of the series is $15, which includes a book of readings.

Co-chairs: Donna Smith 812-331-0311 vhsmith@indiana.edu

Mike Chiappetta 812-337-1884 mchiappe@indiana.edu

LUNCHETTES

Join us in restaurant exploration on the last Friday of the month at 11:30 a.m. A different dining venue is

chosen each month; lunch-goers order from the menu on separate checks. Reservations should be made with

one of the Chairs below by Monday of the week of the luncheon. Participants will be sent an e-mail reminder

of the event.

Our next Lunchettes meeting will be on March 30 at Olive Garden, 320 N. Jacob Drive.

Co-Chairs: Sally Isom 812-339-6227 sallyaisom@gmail.com

Jan Greenwood 630-272-0107 jantgreenwood@gmail.com

HIKING IN SOUTHERN INDIANA

The hiking group this year is doing four hikes, two at The Nature Conservancy properties and two on Sycamore

Land Trust properties. In the fall, hikers explored Green's Bluff in Owen County under the guidance of Angela

Sturdevant and the Amy Weingartner Branigin Peninsula Preserve under the guidance of Shane Gibson. We are

anticipating two hikes in the winter/spring season.

Six hearty souls hiked the Amy Weingartner Branigin Peninsula Preserve

on November 8th. Shane Gibson of the Sycamore Land Trust (SLT) was

our guide. He provided an interesting historical perspective about the area

as he guided us along the peninsula. The land was a part of Shawnee

Bluffs Camp owned by Indiana University Alumni Association. When the

camp was sold, 48-acres was preserved as hardwood forest with trails to

the peninsula. This property just north of the causeway on Lake Monroe

is nestled among the residential properties on Rush Ridge Road off Ind

446. We were welcomed to the shore by a persimmon tree with fruit to

taste. Hikers enjoyed the brisk, sunny weather and good company. The group's next hike will be in March so stay tuned for the details of where that will be. If you want to join this

group, contact Kathleen Boggess, kboggess44@gmail.com.

Chair: Kathleen Boggess 812-361-7332 kboggess44@gmail.com

Photo from our November hike.

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YOGA

You need not feel intimidated by yoga!

If you are interested in improving balance, breathing, flexibility and relaxation,

this is the group for you. No previous knowledge of yoga is necessary. Everyone

works at their own pace and level.

Our group meets throughout the year each Tuesday from 10 am—11am at St.

Thomas Lutheran Church, located at the intersection of E. Third and Smith Rd.

Wear comfortable clothes that permit easy movement; bring a yoga mat and a stretchy band or belt. Our

instructors strive to leave you feeling stretched, relaxed, and in a better place than when you came through

the door.

Participation is FREE for University Club Members! There is no additional cost beyond your UClub

membership dues, but we do encourage a voluntary donation to St. Thomas Lutheran Church for the use of

their lovely facility.

Co-Chairs and Instructors: Wendy Teller 812-334-7974 teller@rcn.com

Marilyn Uselding 812-369-4313 mju744@hotmail.com

Linda Pickle 812-369-4430 linda.pickle@wku.edu

If you love to shop, here's your chance to join a like-minded group and hit the

road for shopping adventures and fun galore!

All Shop ‘Till You Drop information is shared via e-mail. If you are already

on the contact list, you need do nothing. If you are new to the game, be sure to

contact Janie and sign up to be placed on the email list for information on future trips.

Chair: Janie Harnett 812-339-4528 jane.harnett@comcast.net

SHOP ‘TILL YOU DROP

INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP

Come be a part of this group and enjoy conversation over lunch with an interesting

international student. We share culture, customs and interests! We meet at Bobby’s

Colorado Steak House (Dutch treat) on the third Friday in the months of October,

November, January, and February. Meetings are at noon. Year ly registration

fee is $5.

Co-Chairs: Kate Kroll 812-332-4018 katekroll@comcast.net

Martha Smiley 812-339-6822 martha-smiley@att.net

Louray Cain 812-339-9841 louray1@comcast.net

Karen Mikesell 812-336-2000 kmikesell@usa.net

Ellen Stern 812-337-8053 gstern@indiana.edu

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Many Meadowood outings sell out very quickly.

Please call 812-336-7060 today to secure a reservation!

All depart from the Meadowood Circle Drive

2455 Tamarack Trail

Wednesday, March 14 Les Miserables Departs 4:30 PM to the Murat Theatre Affectionately known as “Les Mis,” this musical based on the Victor Hugo novel debuted in 1980 and was an instant hit that continues its popularity today. Jean Valjean, a French peasant, is released from prison after serving 19 years in jail for having stolen a loaf of bread, and although he tries to start a new life, he is relentlessly pursued by a police inspec-tor. The music is hauntingly beautiful and moving. Tickets are $55/$60 Guests with Charge Back Dinner at Greek Islands Restaurant prior to the show.

Sunday, March 25 South Pacific Indianapolis Opera at the Schrott Center Departs 1:00 PM (show is at 2:30 PM) This Rogers and Hammerstein musical tells a story of endearing love with gorgeous melodies you are sure to love. We’ll stop for a Charge Back lunch at Scotty’s Brewhouse after the show. $ 55/$60.

Wednesday, May 23 Singing in the Rain Departs 10:00 AM to Beef and Boards An MGM movie, classic-turned musical, and a singin’, dancin’, romantic romp through Hollywood’s golden age! Great songs include "Good Mornin," "Make 'em Laugh,"and "Singin' in the Rain". Join us for a fun afternoon of great musical entertainment. Price includes transportation, lunch, show, and snacks and drinks on the way home. $55/$60 Guests.

June 15-17 The Spirit of Bardstown, Kentucky Including, My Old Kentucky Home, Stephen Foster Story Musical Kentucky History, Civil War and Distilleries Price of $435.00 per person double and $675 single includes motor coach, escort, 2 nights lodging, 3 breakfasts,1 lunch, train ride, 3 distillery tours, and admission to 6 museums, tours of 2 historic homes and 2 historic sites, 2 “happy hour” gatherings, snacks & drinks on the bus. Guests are welcome; add $25 per person, for non-resident. Contact Activities De-partment at 812-336-7060, ext. 302 or 304

Sunday, June 24 Chicago Cubs vs the Cincinnati Reds Departs 9:30 AM to Cincinnati Great American Ballpark We have our seats behind 3rd base (near the Cubs fans) and in the shade once again this year. Join us for a fun day at the ballpark in Cincinnati! On your own for lunch at a variety of venues, which are easy walking distance from our seats. Beverages and snacks will be provided on the trip back. $40/$45 Guests.

Contact Mark Kraner or Mary Boutain to learn more or to sign up for a ticket. Mark: mkraner@5ssl.com Mary Boutain Mboutain@5ssl.com 812-330-4375 X 302

UPCOMING MEADOWOOD DAY TRIPS

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