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		1 * HEARTEAM Golf TournamentHEARTEAM Golf Tournament Time: 8:00 am Cost:$90/player Location:Bloomington Country Club Contact:353-5348 A Florida Scramble format with contests and awards. Registration deadline is August 27.	2	3	4	5 * "The Parable of the Potter""The Parable of the Potter" Time: 10:30 am An artisan will create pottery items from clay while Pastor Hurley preaches a sermon from Jeremiah 18:1-11, "The parable of the Potter," at Fairview United Methodist Church.
6	7	8	9	10 * White Ribbon CampaignWhite Ribbon Campaign At the 7 p.m., September 10th North/South football game at Bloomington High School North, ManUP! will be hosting its second annual White Ribbon Campaign: an effort to engage men more directly in the ongoing work of ending violence against women and girls. ManUP!, coach Scott Bless, and the Bloomington North Cougars invite you to come to the game, wear a white ribbon, and show your commitment to stopping physical and sexual abuse against women and girls. To learn more about this event and the work of ManUP!, please feel free to contact the organization at: manup-bloomington@googlegroups.com or Michael Lewis at (812) 325 – 1378. * Science Night OutScience Night Out Time: 6:00 pm Friday, September 10, 2010 at the Bloomington Convention Center; Doors open at 6 pm: A gala evening to benefit the WonderLab Museum and celebrate the 15th anniversary of the children's science museum. The gala is hosted by IU women's basketball head coach Felisha Legette-Jack and David Jack. The evening features a cocktail reception with swashbuckling pirates, live sea creatures, silent auction tables overflowing with treasures, and cash bar, followed by a feast worthy of the captain’s table and a dockside live auction. Guests must be 21 or older. Tickets are $95 per ticket ($55 is tax-deductible) or $760 for a table of eight ($440 is tax-deductible). Tickets/table order forms are available online at http://www.wonderlab.org or by contacting Heidi Frankson, WonderLab development director, at 812-337-1337 ext. 14 or development@wonderlab.org.	11 * Domestic Violence TrainingDomestic Violence Training Time: 9:00 am Cost: Free Location: 219 E. 4th St. at the First United Methodist Church Contact: 337-4510 * SICIL "Fish-Tival"SICIL "Fish-Tival" Time: 10:00 am The "Fish-Tival" on Lake Monroe is SICIL's day of fishing for people with disabilities. Free food, prizes, and awards will be given. The event will take place at the Paynetown Shelter on Lake Monroe. If you have fishing tackle, you are encouraged to bring it, but SICIL will be able to loan tackle for the day. To register, call 1-800-845-6914. * Spaghetti Dinner FundraiserSpaghetti Dinner Fundraiser Time: 5:00 pm Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Central Indiana will host a Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser on Friday, September 11 from 5-7 pm at Owen Valley Middle School. Cost is $6.50 for adults and $4.00 for children. Drop by before the Owen Valley-Edgewood game and enjoy a great meal for a great cause! For more information contact Diane Monroe at 812-828-09331.	12
13	14	15 * Sullivan County Corn FestivalSullivan County Corn Festival Cost: Free Location: Downtown Square Sullivan, IN Contact: 230-9220 * Stepping Stones Open HouseStepping Stones Open House Time: 5:00 pm Cost:Free Location:Stepping Stones Community Center Contact:339-2991	16 * Sullivan County Corn FestivalSullivan County Corn Festival Cost: Free Location: Downtown Square Sullivan, IN Contact: 230-9220	17 * Scrap Metal DriveScrap Metal Drive Local Boy Scout Troop 121 is having their annual Scrap Metal Drive. Call 812-825-3269 to have anything metal hauled from your property (sorry no refrigerators or air conditioners). We will move appliances, engines, or anything that has metal - free of charge! Perfect opportunity to clean out that barn, garage or basement! You can also deliver to our location at the Moose Lodge. Date of pick-up and drop-off is Friday, September 17 from 5-8 pm and Saturday, September 18 from 9-3. Support local boys while getting rid of your unwanted scrap. * Sullivan County Corn FestivalSullivan County Corn Festival Cost: Free Location: Downtown Square Sullivan, IN Contact: 230-9220	18 * Hoosiers Outrun CancerHoosiers Outrun Cancer On Saturday, September 18, the Bloomington Hospital Foundation will kick off the 11th annual Hoosiers Outrun Cancer. Their is a 5K walk, 5K run, and a one-mile kids' run and family walk. To learn more about HOC and to register for the event, visit hoosiersoutruncancer.com or call 812-353-5000. * Scrap Metal DriveScrap Metal Drive Local Boy Scout Troop 121 is having their annual Scrap Metal Drive. Call 812-825-3269 to have anything metal hauled from your property (sorry no refrigerators or air conditioners). We will move appliances, engines, or anything that has metal - free of charge! Perfect opportunity to clean out that barn, garage or basement! You can also deliver to our location at the Moose Lodge. Date of pick-up and drop-off is Friday, September 17 from 5-8 pm and Saturday, September 18 from 9-3. Support local boys while getting rid of your unwanted scrap. * Sullivan County Corn FestivalSullivan County Corn Festival Cost: Free Location: Downtown Square Sullivan, IN Contact: 230-9220	19
20	21	22	23 * RCA/GE/Thomson LuncheonRCA/GE/Thomson Luncheon Time: 10:30 am The semi-annual buffet luncheon for RCA/GE/Thomson Retirees Association Members, former employees, and guests will be held Thursday, September 23 from 10:30am - 2:15pm upstairs at Terry's Banquet and Catering. Call 824-8245 for more information.	24 * Harmonicas for HealthHarmonicas for Health Time: 10:00 am Harmonicas for Health will meet at the Endwright Center on Friday, September 24th at 10am. The class is oriented towards people who need to improve their lung capacity. A free harmonica is provided. For more information, call the center at 876-3383.	25 * Simply Living FairSimply Living Fair The Center for Sustainable Living, in partnership with the Bloomington Permaculture Guild, will host the 2010 Simply Living Fair on September 25-26 in Third Street Park. In addition to Saturday’s activities, this year the fair will continue on Sunday with four great bus tours of local green projects, including several permaculture sites. Permaculture is an ethical system of design focused on reintegrating the human world with the natural world to keep both worlds healthy. One tour will feature the homestead of nationally acclaimed permaculture instructors Keith Johnson and Peter Bane who have created a beautiful home and garden that demonstrate how to produce enough food, water, and energy for their personal needs while enhancing the natural environment. Another will feature permaculture design used in a neighborhood setting to strengthen the sense of community connections. One of the goals of the organizers is to keep the fair affordable and several events will be offered free of charge. Many of the events, including keynote talks by Eric Brende and Aaron Newton, are free. Day passes for the Saturday workshops are only $15 ($12 in advance), and the bus tours on Sunday are $15 each. * Domestic Violence TrainingDomestic Violence Training Time: 9:00 am Cost: Free Location: 219 E. 4th St. at the First United Methodist Church Contact: 337-4510	26 * Simply Living FairSimply Living Fair The Center for Sustainable Living, in partnership with the Bloomington Permaculture Guild, will host the 2010 Simply Living Fair on September 25-26 in Third Street Park. In addition to Saturday’s activities, this year the fair will continue on Sunday with four great bus tours of local green projects, including several permaculture sites. Permaculture is an ethical system of design focused on reintegrating the human world with the natural world to keep both worlds healthy. One tour will feature the homestead of nationally acclaimed permaculture instructors Keith Johnson and Peter Bane who have created a beautiful home and garden that demonstrate how to produce enough food, water, and energy for their personal needs while enhancing the natural environment. Another will feature permaculture design used in a neighborhood setting to strengthen the sense of community connections. One of the goals of the organizers is to keep the fair affordable and several events will be offered free of charge. Many of the events, including keynote talks by Eric Brende and Aaron Newton, are free. Day passes for the Saturday workshops are only $15 ($12 in advance), and the bus tours on Sunday are $15 each. * Fire Truck DedicationFire Truck Dedication Time: 1:00 pm Bloomington Township Department of Fire & Emergency Services 5081 N. OSR 37 Bloomington, Indiana 47408 812-339-1115 Sunday, September 26th 1-3pm Tour the apparatus, fire house and training facilities, meet Sparky the fire dog, participate in fire prevention activies
27	28	29	30 * Red Cross Book FairRed Cross Book Fair "The 27th Annual American Red Cross Book Fair will be held on September 30-October 5, 2010 at the Monroe County Fairgrounds, Commercial Building West. There will be between 80,000-100,000 gently used books, CDs, videos, DVDs, cassettes, records, games, puzzles, maps, sheet music, and many other items for sale at very reasonable prices. Opening night admission is $10, but the rest of the week's attendance is free. Please visit http://monroe-redcross.org/news_bookfair_history.aspx for complete details (including exciting specials!), or call to receive a Book Fair bookmark with dates, times and specials listed. All proceeds from the Book Fair benefit disaster relief, service to military families, and emergency preparedness services in Monroe and Owen Counties. Contact us at 812-332-7292 or redcross@monroe-redcross.org for more information or to volunteer for this event, or visit us on the web at http://monroe-redcross.org/news_bookfair_history.aspx. Your donations of gently used books and other multimedia items brought to the Red Cross at 411 E. 7th St. in Bloomington are gratefully appreciated all year long. * YES+ WorkshopYES+ Workshop Times: Sept. 30th - 6:30pm to 9:30pm Oct. 1st - 6:30pm to 9:30pm Oct. 2nd - 9:00am to 2:00pm Oct. 3rd - 9:00am to 2:00pm Oct. 4th - 6:30pm to 9:30pm Oct. 5th - 6:30pm to 9:30pm Location: Indiana Memorial Union (IMU) Contact: Dustin Dannenhauer (dtdannen@indiana.edu) Benefits: * Increases Focus & Productivity * Enhances Leadership skills * Develops Confidence & Communication Skills * Powerfully decreases Stress (Lowers Cortisol Levels) * Increases Prolactin (Well-being Hormone) * More ease & joy in personal relationships * Is a TON of FUN What will I learn in Course ? * Powerful Breathing Techniques for Stress-relief and Increased Focus * Tips to Improve Study/Concentration Skills * Techniques that Decrease Social Anxiety and Increase Leadership Ability * Yoga: Easily learned tension-releasing stretching exercises * Guided Meditations * Interactive processes & Natural principles of effective living * The Sudarshan Kriya - A powerful breathing technique that purifies and rejuvenates through the elimination of toxins at a deep cellular level * Lots of Fun & Games, and much more! For any questions or more information contact Dustin Dannenhauer at dtdannen@indiana.edu