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April LLI Forum
Ernst Cultural Center (CE),NOVA Annandale Campus
Wednesday, April 5, 2017, at 10 a.m.Arts & Crafts Exhibit 9 a.m.–10 a.m.
(Social Time at 9:30 a.m.)
Bill Schneider, Formerly of CNN News,Returns to the Forum to Analyze the
Post Election Political Scene in the U.S.and Around the World
This will be a most thought-provoking returnengagement. On February 4, 2016, ProfessorBill Schneider spoke to the Forum about “ADivided America: How Did We Get Here
and How Do We Get Out of Here?” A leader amongpundits, Schneider foresawthe deep anger andfrustrations in our societyand the unusual politicalalliances being formed. BillSchneider has been labeled“the nation’s election-meister” by the WashingtonTimes and “the Aristotle ofAmerican politics” by theBoston Globe. Campaigns &Elections magazine calledhim “the most consistentlyintelligent analyst on tele-vision.” Now as the Donald
Trump Presidency is underway, Schneider returnsto discuss the future of a divided America and thepolitical and economic tensions around the world.
Mr. Schneider was a member of the CNN politicalteam that won an Emmy for its 2006 electioncoverage and a Peabody for its 2008 coverage. In2009, the International Foundation for ElectoralSystems presented him with a special award “for his extensive coverage and keen insight of the 2008United States presidential elections...showcasing
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Prof. Bill Schneider
Curriculum CommitteePlanning Meetings for
Fall 2017 Program
The Curriculum Committee will meet in early Mayto begin planning for the Fall 2017 program. CourseCoordinators who are interested in submitting aCourse Proposal for consideration can do so anytime in March and April, but no later than April 14.The current version of the Course Proposal form(dated May 2016) can be found on the LLI websiteunder “Member Information/Forms.” A copy canalso be obtained by contacting Phil Centini([email protected]) or Carol Jeffords([email protected]). The instructor’s name andcontact information should be included. Pleasesubmit the completed form in Word as anattachment, and email it to Doug Johnson([email protected]), Phil Centini, and CarolJeffords. Thank you.
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MembersJune Chalou 703-573-7769
Welcome, New Members! We hope youwill participate in our classes and
volunteer your time and talent.
New Members
Loren Brandman, 3706 Prince William Drive, Fairfax, VA22031, cell: (703) 801-8419, [email protected]
Virginia Miller, 7414 Spring Village Drive #501, Springfield,VA 22150, phone: (703) 343-4335, cell: (703) 851-1868,[email protected]
Noreen Murphy, 6009 Kingsford Road, Bethesda, MD20817, phone: (301) 530-8710, [email protected]
Elsie Varughese, 8980 Fascination CT #214, Lorton, VA22079, phone: (703) 646-5061, cell: (508) 816-0464,[email protected]
Changes
Delsa Hildebrandt, [email protected]
Betty Lee Thatcher, 5000 Fairbanks Avenue #129,Alexandria, VA 22311, phone: (703) 236-1926
Linda Cyr, 813 Lake Vista Drive, Forest, VA 24551-1999
LLI Board of Directors
President: Scott PinckneyVice President: Kathryn O’TooleSecretary: Susan AlexanderTreasurer: Charles HulickPast President: George Chalou
Members: Phil Centini 18 *, AnnaDixon 17, Delsa Hildebrandt 17,Robert Huley 18, Carol Jeffords 18, Sheri Masek 18, HB ‘Buck’ Myers 17, Phil Myers 19, Judy Robison 19,Arline Sachs 19, Patti Volz 19
Administrator: Janice Viola
Newsletter Staff
Newsletter Co-Editors: Peg McCall, 703-532-1405, [email protected] Linda LeDuc, 703-578-1178, [email protected]
Graphic Design/Desktop Publisher: Alfred BrothersMailing Coordinators: Bob and Merry Huley
© Lifetime Learning Institute 2017
* year term ends
IMPORTANT: ReportAddress / E-Mail / Phone
Number ChangesTo be assured of receiving important noticesconcerning classes and trips, please remember tonotify the LLI office as soon as possible of a newemail address or a change in mailing address and/or telephone number. Notify the office by phone at703-503-0600, or e-mail at [email protected].
Calendar of Events
April 2017
5 Forum
5 Arts and CraftExhibit
5 May Newsletterdeadline
14 Board meeting
19 Annapolis in theSpring Trip
28 Spring Fling,Poetry Group
May 2017
3 Forum
3 June Newsletterdeadline
11 National Gallery of Art Trip
12 Board meeting
17 FranciscanMonastery Trip
June 2017
7 Forum
9 Board meeting
Forum RefreshmentsIf you are unable to deliver refreshments on the day forwhich you have volunteered, please notify Patty Brennan,(703) 425-6738, or Phil Centini, (703) 658-1545, as soonas possible so they may make other arrangements.
LLI’s Friendship ConnectionPat Harrison, 703-550-7530, [email protected]
One of the benefits of LLImembership is makingfriends. We like to showsupport for fellow membersby sending a card to anyonewho is ill or has suffered aloss. If you would like a cardsent to an LLI member or
spouse on behalf of the LLI membership, pleasecontact Pat Harrison. Be sure to include sufficientinformation so an appropriate card may be selected.
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Community Outreach
Carol Weber, [email protected] Moerman, [email protected]
Our April food donations willbenefit the Saint PhillipCatholic Church FoodPantry located in Falls
Church. They serve needyfamilies in the Falls Church/Annandale area. All non-perishable food items arewelcome. Peanut butter, tuna, oil,and canned fruit are most needed at this time.
Thank you for your generous donations.Contributions will be delivered by June andGeorge Chalou.
President’s Message
Rick Daniels has been actively researching the concept of Aging in Place with thepossibility of incorporating some aspects ofthe program into LLI/NOVA member
activities. I was unaware of the number of Aging inPlace programs that exist in our area. TheWashington Area Village Exchange (WAVE)identifies more than 50 organized Village and AtHome programs in neighborhoods across the region.The WAVE web site describes their mission asfollows:
WAVE envisions a world/region where anyone cangrow older living in his/her own community,knowing neighbors, having the opportunity to be anactive contributor to that community, and gettingsupport from neighbors, friends and communityorganizations.
After meeting with the Lake Barcroft Villagefounder and current administrator, Rick and I havegained insight on how a volunteer based Villageprogram works. Lake Barcroft is a well-definedcommunity, which LLI/NOVA is not; however,there are Hub-and-Spoke options that exist in someareas. I understand that our Curriculum Committeehas offered classes on Aging in Place and the Villageconcept in past years, which have been wellreceived. I would like to gauge the level of LLImember interest before any future planning ofAging in Place activities are considered. Rick hasdeveloped a short statement which explainsactivities we could consider providing withinterested volunteers. I encourage you to completethe survey enclosed in this newsletter.
Scott Pinckney, LLI President
Newsletter on the Web
Our monthly newsletter is generallyavailable on the LLI website earlier than
you will receive it through the mail.In cases of delivery delays by the Postal
Service, you may want to keephttp://lli.nova.org in mind.
Any pictures and/or graphics will alsobe in color on the website.
Join the LLI Poetry Groupfor a Spring Fling!
You are enthusiastically invited to attend a“Spring Fling” sponsored by the LLI PoetryGroup. For all those who have enjoyed ourpast Valentine’s Day Socials, we decided to
move the event to a more “weather-friendly” time of year, as we have had to cancel some of the Februaryevents due to snow and ice. Please come andcelebrate with us! We will still feature all the thingsyou enjoy — flowers, live music, balloons, light fareand treats — just at a more comfortable time of theyear. Please bring a poem to share with the group. It can be something you’ve written yourself or one ofyour classic favorites. And even though Valentine’sDay will have come and gone, it is always time forpoetry about love! We look forward to seeing youthere!
Where: Little River United Church of Christ,Social Hall8410 Little River TurnpikeAnnandale, Virginia
When: Friday, April 28, 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Why: For Love, Poetry and Friendship!
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Special Interest GroupsLLI Bridge Group
Bob or Merry Huley, (703) 534-4819 or(703) 489-9045 [email protected]
Time: 10:30 a.m. — 2:30 p.m.NOTE: NEW TIMES
Location: Mason District Governmental Center,6507 Columbia Pike
In April, we will play on Thursdays, April 13 andApril 27. In May, we will play on Wednesday, May10, Thursday, May 25, and Wednesday, May 31(Yes, three times in May). Bring a bag lunch.
You do not need a partner because we rotatepartners so you play with everyone. We are alwayslooking for new players, and all levels of players arewelcome in this very friendly game. Please call((703) 534-4819), or email me ([email protected]), if you would like to attend (or for more information)so that we can provide sufficient card tables.
Recent Results —
At the February 2 game, the top four playerswere: Mindy Rojahn, Janet Goodrich, AnitaLancaster, and Carole Compton. Congratulationsto all.
LLI Current EventsDiscussion Group
Merry Macke, (703) 852-5133, cellphone: (703) 987-7751,
Date/Time: Friday, April 7. 10:00 a.m. — 11:30a.m.
Location: Small Conference Room, Mason District Governmental Center, 6507 Columbia Pike
The Current Events Discussion Group meets the first Friday of each month for interesting and educationaldiscussions. Topics reflect the current social,political and world events surrounding the time of the meeting. Please come to share your ideas and/orlearn more about current events — whatever is yourpleasure. . As the new coordinator, Merry Macke isasking current email recipients to send her an emailif they wish to remain on the distribution list. Hercontact information is in the LLI Member Directory.
LLI Favorite Books ClubLynne Smaldone, (703) 525-9623
Date/Time: Thursday, April 20.11:30 a.m. — 1:00 p.m.
Location: Braddock District Governmental Center, 9002 Burke Lake Road (Supervisor’s Meeting Room, on the backside of King’s Park Library)
Our selection this month is Boundaries of the Wind,a memoir by local author Urmilla Khanna. Born inIndia, a land of arranged marriages and strictsocietal expectations, the book follows her journeyas she breaks barriers and crosses boundaries tofulfill her dream of practicing medicine in America.
Come join us!
Financial DiscussionGroup
Doug Johnson, (703) [email protected]
Date/Time: Fridays: April 14, May 12 and June 9. No meetings in July or August. 1:30 p.m. —3:00 p.m.
Location: Braddock District Governmental Center, 9002 Burke Lake Road (in back of the King’s ParkLibrary)
Come join your fellow LLIers as we try to figure outthe market’s financial matters and discuss ouroptions. Hope to see you there.
LLI French ConversationGroup
Patty & Richard Steelman,(703)504-6866
Date/Time: Tuesdays, April 11and 25. 10:00 a.m. — noon
Location: Top of the West at theGoodwin House Baileys, 3440 S.
Jefferson St., Falls Church
Under the expert guidance of Al Brothers, we willcontinue to increase our French language skills andalso our appreciation of French culture with theprogram French in Action, starting with Leçon 49and 50, and perhaps see a French film.Deadline for the May
Newsletter is April 5.
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LLI GourmandsPatti Volz, (703) 892-6124,
[email protected] Kobilarcik, (703) 751-4838,
CIAO Amico, Buon Appetito! Please join theGourmands at Paradiso Italian Restaurant at 6124Franconia Road, Alexandria, Virginia 22310 onMonday, April 24, at 11:30 a.m. Paradiso isfamily-owned and has been a neighborhoodgathering place for over 20 years, providing softbackground music allowing for easy conversation. Itboasts a wonderful lunch buffet, which includessalad bar, soups, entrees, vegetables,made-to-order pasta station, and more, with avariety of desserts for the price of $16.53 (includesbuffet, tax, and tip). Beverages are extra. Separatechecks will be provided. Our host for this event isArlene Gribben. Please RSVP directly to Arleneat [email protected] or (703) 569-0357 byApril 19. You can preview the restaurant at itswebsite: www.paradisoristorante.com.
As always, should you have any questions regarding the Gourmands SIG, please contact your co-chairs,Nancy Kobilarcik, [email protected], or Patti
Volz, [email protected].
LLI Photography GroupBuck Myers, (703) 532-3726
Date/Time: Friday, April 21.10:00 a.m. — 12:00 p.m.
Location: Braddock District Governmental Center(Braddock Hall Meeting Room), 9002 Burke LakeRoad (on right hand side of the King’s Park Library)
Members have a wide range of photographicabilities and interests and share a common desire to hone existing skills or learn new ones. Meetingscenter on a specific topic or area of interest decidedby the group, and include display and discussion ofphotos taken by members based on a monthlytheme. Recent meetings have focused on gettingthe most out of your camera, editing and organizingtechniques for digital pictures, and photographicthemes such as Creative Cropping, Patterns,Autumn Leaves and Faces. Come join the group ifyou have an interest in photography. New membersare always welcome. Meetings are held on the thirdFriday of every month.
LLI WalkaboutsMerry Macke, (703) 852-5133, cell phone:(703) 987-7751, [email protected]
Date/Time: Fridays at noon.
April 14: Accotink Park: Meet atthe carousel. Park in the lot below the
pavilion (Highland entrance) or the parking lot off ofHeming Avenue.
April 28: Burke Lake: 7315 Ox Road (Route123). From Braddock Road, take Burke Lake Roadsouth until Route 123 (Ox Road). Turn left and thesecond left is the park entrance. As you enter thepark, go left and park in the large parking lot close to Ox Road. We will meet by the restrooms close to the road.
Happy Hiking!
Please remember to wear your name badge as
this is now a requirement for many facilities where
classes are scheduled. It is also the best way for
new members to get to know others and a way for
established members to welcome new members.
If you have lost your badge, just contact the LLI
office and they will send you a new one.
In Memoriam Notification
One of the benefits of belonging to LLI is that we make and enjoy many friends andacquaintances. So that we may express ourcondolences, LLI members would appreciatebeing notified in the sad event that we losesomeone from our community. If you becomeaware of the passing of any LLI member, pleasecontact Gina Trapp at [email protected] or(703) 522-7528. She will include a notification inthe following newsletter. Thank you.
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Weekend Coffee Meetups: Save the Date!
All LLI members are encouraged to participate and get acquainted, or better acquainted, with LLImembers who live in their nearby zipcode or postal address area. There is no pressure to perform atask or activity.
Thanks to the help and support of many,we are now ready to host these meetups.During the month of March all shouldreceive an email invitationfrom one of the coordinators to meet at a member’s homeon a Saturday/Sundayafternoon forcoffee/tea. In someareas, where there isan exceptionallylarge contingent, we are using acommunity room. Forexample, we have 90 members who have aSpringfield address, so we are using theAccotink Room in Greenspring Village. Bythe end of June we hope everyone has anopportunity to participate.
Date Group Lo ca tionPoint ofCon tact
April 1; 1-2:30 p.m.GreaterAl ex an dria
Karren Scott’sresidence
Karren Scott
April 22: 1-2:30 p.m.FFX Sta tion;Burke; Lorton
Club House;Spring Hill(Lorton)
Anna Dixon
April 29; 1-2:30 p.m.Fairfax; Vienna;Oakton
Anna Dixon’sresidence
Anna Dixon
May 7; 1-2:30 p.m. SpringfieldAccotink Room;GreenspringVillage
Doug Johnson(alt/Anna Dixon)
May 7; 1-2:30 p.m. Falls ChurchJune & GeorgeChalou’sresidence
June Chalou
May 20; 1-2:30 p.m. AnnandaleCommunity RoomKing’s ParkLibrary
Anna Dixon
Thoughts for April Fools’ Day
William Shakespeare famously said,“Better a witty fool than a foolish wit.”On April Fools’ Day, showcase your witand humor with these quotes. If you are
a prankster, play a harmless prank, and tease yourfriends. If you are not a prankster, beware of thosewho are. You will need loads of it on April Fools’Day.
Mark Twain, Pudd’nhead Wilson — April 1. This isthe day upon which we are reminded of what weare on the other three-hundred and sixty-four.
George Orwell — The aim of a joke is not todegrade the human being, but to remind him that he is already degraded.
Thomas Shadwell — The haste of a fool is theslowest thing in the world.
Arabian Proverb — A fool may be known by sixthings: anger without cause; speech without profit;change without progress; inquiry without object;putting trust in a stranger; and mistaking foes forfriends.
Horace — Mix a little foolishness with yourprudence: It’s good to be silly at the right moment.
Cancellations Due toInclement Weather
If the Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) cancelschool for the day due to inclement weather or other emergency, all LLI classes, Forums, and otheractivities, except trips, are cancelled regardless ofclass location. LLI morning classes are cancelled ifthe FCPS announces a 2-hour delay in classopenings; LLI afternoon classes are cancelled if theFCPS announces early dismissal.
Read Again! — Even If the Weather ConditionsLook Good to You, Check on the Schools’
Announcement Before Going to Class.
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Study Travel
The Study Travel group members have madetheir selection for 2018. Although the votingwas close, the preferred destination is theAdriatic/Dalmatian Coast. We will be
contacting the likely vendor and selecting the tourdates. We expect to begin registration for the tour by the April Forum.
Our June trip to Scotland, “Scottish Isles andGlens,” remains fully booked. We are acceptingmembers on our “Wait List” for this trip. ContactBob Huley if you are interested. For our second tripin 2017, “Cruising Burgundy & Provence to theCôte d’Azur,” there may still be cabins available. Ifyou are interested in joining us in August on thisRhone River cruise, the trip flyer is posted on theLLI website (http://lli.nova.org) or you can contactBob Huley for more information.
To join the Study Travel email list and get earlyannouncements of Study Travel activities, contactBob Huley at (703) 534-4819 or [email protected] are also looking for more help on the StudyTravel Committee to analyze destinations and toursfor future trips and to provide the Study classes forour destinations. Please let Bob know if you areinterested. See you at the April Forum.
Happy traveling!
Campus Parking for theHandicapped
NVCC does not issue special permits for using the parking spaces designated for the handicapped
on the Annandale campus. Appropriate parkingpermits issued by any state and the District of
Columbia are honored. The permit must beproperly displayed and used only by the
person or persons to whom it isissued.
Introducing LLI —Aging in Place
Sooner or later when we enter our sixties, webegin thinking about where we want to live.We ask ourselves: How will I care for myspouse? For myself? For my home? For my
pet? With the thought in mind that, “There’s noplace like home,” we ask, what should I do? Whatare my options?
LLI is considering forming a group to help LLImembers resolve these questions with our primaryfocus on Aging in Place. This group will be limited toproviding a list of professional services andbusinesses that can assist the needs of our agingmembers. It is our intent to provide references so each member can individually contract with the vendorthey choose. The compilation of vendor services willinclude a description of the services and, wherepossible, LLI member evaluation of the vendor.
Today, in the Washington metropolitan area thereare 50 Aging in Place Villages which are active orunder development. They are generally restricted toa community, so our effort will be geographicallymuch larger. Many of these Villages includevolunteer members who assist other members withtheir needs. If there is interest, we may also add LLIvolunteer members to the list of service providers inthe future.
The services we feel are important to aging in placeinclude:
ã Activities — Social, intellectual and physical. We believe the most important aspect of aging iskeeping an active body and mind whilemaintaining a healthy social interaction.Coincidentally, this is the charter of LLI and thisservice is available with the membership.
ã Transportation
ã Home maintenance – exterior and interior
ã Home downsizing, modification and relocation
ã Food acquisition and preparation
ã Health care professionals
ã Financial and legal advice
Included in this newsletter (see page 8) is a surveyto assess the interest of LLI members in an Aging inPlace effort from helping to organize and plan,needing the service or helping to provide theservices. If interested, please take the time torespond to the survey and mail it to LLI or bring it to the next forum meeting.
Rick Daniels, [email protected]
Thank you, Scott Pinckney and Rick Daniels.
Important — Keep YourMembership Directory Current
Please remember to retain your LLI Handbook andMembership Directory and note in it the membersinformation that is provided each month on Page 2of the newsletter. This will help keep your directoryup to date with changes that occur between theannual directory issuance dates.
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From the LLIScrapbook
LLI Gourmands enjoying lunch at Tempo in Alexandria, VA.
Brad Berger, Park Ranger, sharing hisknowledge of Thomas Jefferson at an LLIclass.
April LLI ForumContinued from page 1
democracy in action” to the world. After servingnineteen years as senior political analyst at CNN,Mr. Schneider currently is Professor of Policy,Government and International Affairs at GeorgeMason University. His book, Journey to the NewAmerica, will be published by Simon & Schuster in2017. A contributor to Al Jazeera English, theHuffington Post, and Reuters.com, he alsoco-authored, with Seymour Martin Lipset, TheConfidence Gap: Business, Labor, and Government inthe Public Mind. He has also written extensively onpolitics and public opinion for the Los AngelesTimes, the New Republic, the Atlantic, theWashington Post, Reuters, and National Journal.
Come to the Forum and bring your questions andcomments for our distinguished guest, best knownfor his coverage of Beltway and Internationalpolitics.
Please Note: Parking is available in the parking garage ($2/hour). Parking in B and C lots is by permit only. If no garage slots are available, a $12 daily permit for the B lotis available at the office to the right just inside the garageentry gate.
MembershipRenewal Reminder
The mailing label on each newsletter includes yourmembership renewal date. You must renewand be a member in good standing in orderto register for courses and to participate inLLI’s many other activities. Completethe membership form (last page inthe current course catalog), check“renewal,” indicate any newinformation, and mail it to the LLIoffice with a check in the amount of$110 for each person wishing tocontinue membership with LLI.Please print clearly to help ensure that yourinformation is entered correctly. It is important toinclude the form with your check, for ease increditing your membership renewal in ourdatabase.
Sharon Cummings, Elizabeth Roy, Conner Cummings, RobinWeisman gave a very informative lecture on Autism SpectrumDisorder at the February Forum.
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Spies, Secrets, and Sabotage
National Cryptologic MuseumJuly 19, 2017
Join us for a morning at the National Cryptologic Museum at Fort Meade, Maryland. We willhave a docent-led tour by a former NSAemployee, who could have lots of secrets they
may or may not be able to tell us! Some of theexhibits include an 18th Century Cipher Device andother machines and devices used for capturinginformation. You can also stroll across the street andsee two reconnaissance aircraft used for secretmissions.
PRICE: $30.00 per person, covering bustransportation and driver tip. Checks should bemade payable to LLI/NOVA and mailed to:LLI/NOVA, Godwin Building (CG), Room 202, 8333 Little River Turnpike, Annandale, Virginia22003-3743. Following the tour, lunch will be onyour own (individual checks) at the Ram HeadRestaurant, which offers a variety of sandwiches and salads. Lunch entrees are priced between $9.00 and$16.00.
DEPART: From Providence Recreation Center,7525 Marc Drive, Falls Church at 9:30 a.m. returningabout 4:30 p.m. The Recreation Center is off JaguarTrail.
SIGN UP: By May 31, if you would like to join uson this “field trip.” We must have a minimum of 24people for the trip to be finalized.
QUESTIONS TO: LLI Trip Manager DebiHunsburger at [email protected] or (703)534-3494
CANCELLATION POLICY: Refunds will be given only if the reservation is filled from the wait list orsomeone else.
Registration Form is on next page.
Reminder! — Reminder! —Reminder!
Deposits Due As Soon As PossibleBut Not Later Than March 20, 2017
Explore New England at its Finest: Mansions,Foliage, Cuisine and the Ocean!
Relive the glories of a past era in Newport, RhodeIsland, when the fall foliage should be near its peak!Enjoy cobblestone streets, the ocean, and NewEngland’s famous cuisine. We’ll tour Ocean Driveand enjoy the opulence and history of four of themost fabulous estates in the U.S. We’ll also have aguided tour of the Tennis Hall of Fame. On our wayhome, we’ll stop in Mystic, Connecticut, to visit thefamed Mystic Seaport Museum.
The trip includes deluxe motor coach transportation, 3 nights at the Marriott Newport Harbor, 3breakfasts, 3 lunches, 2 dinners, all admissions,guided tours, snacks, taxes and gratuities.
Cost: $1,250.00 per person, double occupancy,$1,662.00 per person, single supplement.
Dates: October 22-25, 2017.
Deposit: A $500.00 deposit is due as soon aspossible in order to reserve rooms and hold thegroup rate, but no later than March 20, 2017. Thebalance is due by June 15.
Mail checks payable to Excursionaire, MaureenCyron, 5205 Olley Lane, Burke, Virginia 22015.
More information: The LLI February 2017Newsletter is available on the LLI website athttp://lli.nova.org.
Internet Alert
Since some members of LLI are havingtrouble receiving our LLI e-mailsthrough their Cox and AOL e-mailaccounts, we are now posting these
e-mails on the http://lli.nova.org website. In thetop left hand column, right under the link toour latest newsletter, there is a link to ourrecent e-mails. After receiving an e-mail, ourwebmaster will copy it with the name of theperson mailing it, the subject of the e-mail andthe date/time of the message to a special webpage. The newsletter is posted, in color, onlineabout one week before the black and whitecopy is received in the U.S. mail.
NVCC Newsletter
The Northern Virginia Community College,Annandale Campus, issues an electroniccommunity newsletter. Goals of the newsletterinclude providing information regarding activities and events on campus and addressingcommunity concerns. If you would like to receive this newsletter, send your request with youremail address to [email protected].
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