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The
Trustees met with the architect on January 24, 2006 to review the building
plans. The addition of a lavatory in the toddler classroom and the addition
of a portico at the rear side entrance were discussed.
The Trustees also had a discussion about hiring a surveyor.
The land must be surveyed before we can sell it.
February 28th, the Trustees will meet to decide on the surveyor. |
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will also be a combined meeting with our financial assistance/grant writing
committee. There will be a discussion about the land sale, a capital
campaign, and any other financial details necessary to complete our building
project.
Stay
tuned for further updates in future newsletters.
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It’s
time for Chestnut Hill baseball fans and their friends to start planning for
our annual Reading Phillies outing. This year’s game is Sunday, June 11 at
1:05 pm vs the Trenton Thunder. (The Thunder is a N.Y. Yankees affiliate,
meaning we will have to root that much harder for an R-Phils win!)
The
price of $16.00 per person includes a reserved seat for the game, and an
all-you-can eat buffet from 12-2 pm with BBQ chicken, hamburgers, hot dogs,
baked beans, pasta, and potato salads, lemonade, iced tea and Pepsi
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first 2500 kids 14 and under will receive a Reading Phillies shirt, and all
fans who wish to can run the bases after the game.
No
money is necessary now, but tickets are going fast so a “head count” will
soon be needed. Please see Sherri Miller or call (610) 797-8231 ASAP |
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Lt Colonel Pennie Hoofman is the daughter of Glenn & Margaret Pearson and
the youngest sister of Pat Snyder and Peggy Pearson. It is an
understatement to say that the entire family is very proud of Pennie’s
accomplishments as she serves in the U.S. Army. Pennie is currently serving
at the Guantanamo Naval Base in Cuba.
Pennie is fortunate to have her husband and son with her in Cuba. They seem
to have adjusted to life on an island.
Our “support the troops” mission this month will be a little different for
Pennie. March 25th is Pennie’s birthday. So we would like everyone to send
a birthday card to Pennie. If you wish, you can write a note, poem, or
message to her.
We will send the cards all at once. So when you have your card ready please
give it to Glenn or Pat Snyder. It takes a number of weeks for mail to
reach Pennie, so we will need your cards by the last Sunday of February in
the hope that our cards will reach her for her birthday.
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Bermuda Cruise
April 19-25, 2007
First Day
Enjoy this
cruise sailing from New York on the
Carnival Legend.
You’ll love sailing Carnival Legend, one of the most imaginative new ships.
Not only is this floating resort beautiful, she is faster than most other
cruise ships. You’ll love all the amenities, including the two-level
promenade and reservations-only supper club.
D-aboard ship
Second Day
Today is a
“fun
day” at
sea. Familiarize yourself with the ship & enjoy all the amenities it has to
offer.
B,L,D – aboard ship
Third & Fourth Days
This
afternoon we arrive at our first port,
King’s Wharf.
At the tip of Bermuda’s West End, King’s Wharf features the Royal Naval
Dockyard plus the Bermuda Arts Centre and Crafts Market, exhibiting island
handiwork. In nearby Somerset Village, you can see the world’s smallest
drawbridge, opening a mere 22 inches, just wide enough to let the mast of a
sailboat pass through. We will depart King’s Wharf late afternoon on Day
4.
B,L,D-aboard ship
Fifth Day
Enjoy
another
“fun day”
at sea.
B,L,D-aboard ship
Sixth Day
Today’s
port is
Newport, RI.
The Breakers, Mrs. Astor’s 400, Colonel Vanderbilt’s, America’s Cup, yachts
racing across Narragansett Bay. This is Newport, once America’s supreme
summer retreat for the rich and elite during the “Gilded Age”. Today,
Newport is a bit more egalitarian, but sleek yachts with billowing sails
still race around the bay, and the Italianate mansions built by Stanford
White and Richard Morris Hunt continue to dominate the shoreline like
graying grand dowagers. We will depart Newport later this evening.
B,L,D-aboard
ship.
Seventh Day
This
morning we arrive in New York with wonderful memories our Bermuda Cruise.
B-aboard ship.
Please
Note: All known customs, government, immigration, departure, etc. fees and
taxes are included in the listed price. Cruiselines do reserve the right to
pass along changes or increases, etc. including fuel surcharges as deemed
necessary and without prior notification. If this should occur, it may
result in additional charges to each traveler.
The prices
below include: Taxes and Fees ( $86.50) and Ship Service Charge ( $169.00),
port of call fees ($40.00-$80.00) and bus transportation from Coopersburg
to New York via Perkiomen Bus Tours. The only additional charge will be the
Gratuity charge of $70.00 ($10.00 per day, per person) This fee covers your
waiters, waitresses (all meals) and your cabin service. Based on comparable
prices for cruises to Bermuda, those prices do not include the above
charges. You would need to add those charges to the advertised price. |
Balcony
Minimum of 30
passengers
Single $1890.00
Double $1159.00
Minimum of 25
passengers
Single $1899.00
Double $1143.00
Minimum of 20
passengers
Single $1912.00
Double $1157.00
Minimum of 15
passengers
Single $1934.00
Double $1179.00
Ocean View
Minimum of 30
passengers
Single $1668.00
Double $1023.00
Minimum of 25
passengers
Single $1677.00
Double $1032.00
Minimum of 20
passengers
Single $1690.00
Double $1045.00
Minimum of 15
passengers
Single $1712.00
Double $1068.00
Inside Cabin
Minimum of 30
passengers
Single $1334.00
Double $857.00
Minimum of 25
passengers
Single $1343.00
Double $865.00
Minimum of 20
passengers
Single $1357.00
Double $879.00
Minimum of 15
passengers
Single $1379.00
Double $901.000
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Contact Debbie Koder |
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610-967-1975 |
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October 30, 2005 |
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$25.00 deposit due |
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1st
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Balance due Jan 2007 |
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