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AAL Branch #3466 Trip to Ravinia,
August 27, 2000
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This year's trip to Ravinia sponsored by AAL Branch #3466 was attended by only
fifteen people. Still, the weather was beautiful and those that went had a good time listening to Erich Kunzel direct
the Ravinia Festival Orchestra in a concert that celebrated Twentieth Century Broadway.
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The main entrance to the Ravinia grounds.
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Members of the AAL Branch #3466 party claim their spots on the Ravinia lawn.
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Shelby Gengo & her two sisters converse animatedly while Kathy Mailes glumly waits for the concert to start.
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One of the many sculptures on the Ravinia grounds.
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"Hope for the Arts" Musical Production of "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown!",
October 7 & 8.
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There were three performances of "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown!" over the weekend of October 7 & 8.
Audiences were delighted by the antics of the characters from the world-famous comic strip of the late Charles Schultz - Patty (Dawn Fitzpatrick), Schroeder (John Kapost), Linus
(the Reverend Andy Leahy), Lucy (Christine Rechsteiner), Snoopy (Adam DiCappio), and Charlie Brown (Eric Rechsteiner). Funds raised by the performances went to
support the trip to the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod's Triennial Youth Enclave in New Orleans planned by the Youth Active at Hope (YAH) in the summer of 2001.
Funds raised by these performances were matched by the Aid Association for Lutherans.
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Charlie Brown (Eric Rechsteiner) during one of his philosophical soliloquies.
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Linus (Rev. Andy Leahy) with Charlie Brown (Eric Rechsteiner).
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Patty (Dawn Fitzpatrick).
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Snoopy (Adam DiCappio) does his "Supper Dance".
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Schroeder (John Kapost) tries to concentrate on his Beethoven in spite of Lucy's (Christine Rechsteiner) annoying flirtations.
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