The Eagle Business Association: Up-Coming Events Thursday, July 29, 2010
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July-2010
     US & POW Flags on Main Street
     Tornado 2010 in Eagle has damaged or blew away several of our US flags.The Eagle Business Association would like to thank the Eagle Horseshoe Tournament League for their generosity. Over 15 flags and brackets were purchased by them. Their goal is to have the entire village landscaped with US & POW flags. We would also like to thank Curt & Vicky Dowdle, Frank Latona & family , Jo Ann Gilbert & Family, Sara Norton ( Eagle Elementary ) & Citizens Bank of Mukwonago - Eagle Branch . If anyone else is interested in sponsoring a US or POW flag on Main Street - Eagle, the cost per flag is - $28.60 - Dedicate your flag to a loved one, to someone who is in the Armed Forces, or just because you are proud to be an American and proud to live in our great community of Eagle! Please call 262-594-3914 - leave your name and phone number and someone will contact you. Thank you in advance for your involvement.
 
July & August 2010
     Eagle Business Association Playhouse Raffle
     There is STILL time to purchase your playhouse raffle tickets. Tickets are available @ Eagle’s Headquarters, The Kettle Citgo, Citizens Bank of Mukwonago - Eagle branch & Suhmer’s Saloon and Restaurant . Tickets are ONE for $1.00 or SIX for $5.00 - No Kids ? Playhouse can also be used for a storage shed. Drawing will be held @ Citizens Bank of Mukwonago in Eagle @ 11:30 a.m. sharp on August 28th, 2010 - Winner need not be present to win - Free delivery of the playhouse to the winner within a 30 mile radius - Eagle - There’s No Place Like Home ! " Playhouse is on display @ Suhmer’s Saloon & Restaurant
 
July 24th & 25th, 2010
     Grand ReOpening Celebration of Old World Wisconsin
     Old World Wisconsin throws open its gates to visitors the weekend of July 24 and 25 for a "Grand Reopening Celebration" after being closed for more than a month in the aftermath of a June 21 tornado. The storm downed more than 2’000 trees, primarily inflicting damage upon the museum’s parking area and Visitor Green. No people or animals were hurt, and the historic area and buildings were spared from the most punishing parts of the storm. Dawn St. George, director of Old World Wisconsin, acknowledged the overwhelming outpouring of support the site received during this time: "People have been wonderful, asking how they could help. We’ve taken a big hit financially by being closed for so long, although we had to do it to make sure the site was safe for visitors. I keep telling callers that the best way to support us it to visit us now, and visit us again soon." She laughed and added, "And tell a friend about the experience." The museum opening coincides with an event that had been scheduled for more than a year; it is a fitting coincidence that the site will host "Laura Engalls Wilder Days PLUS Farm Power." Comparisons to the resilience of the Ingalls and Wilder families are inevitable. Overwhelming themes of the "Little House" books are about to change, overcoming obstacles, and bettering one’s circumstances. Seeing the parallel course, St. George felt it was appropriate that the museum reopens with this event, declaring, "We’re writing the next chapter in Old World Wisconsin’s book, beginning today." Visitors are welcome to explore the life of Laura Engalls and her family at a weekend-long celebration. Activities will include jumping in a haystack, churn butter, making and tasting ice cream, playing historic games, plus many of the tasks involved in harvesting grain and more. There will also be an after-hours Farmhand Buffet plus a Barn Dance on Saturday.. Adults $16 : children (5-17) $9 ( children under 5 are free) ; students and senior citizens ( 65 and older ) $14; family ( two adults and two or more dependent children 5-17 ) $43 Fees include an all-day tram transportation pass. Gate opens @ 10 a.m. Closes @ 5 p.m.
 
August 21st, 2010 - 1:30 p.m.
     Eagle Diamonds Base Ball
     Eagle Diamonds hosts the Greenbush Dead Citys - Go to www.oldworldwisconsin.org or call 262-594-6300 for more details
 
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