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May 1998 Newsletter
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Reunion '98 Accomodations
[ Intro ]
[ Program ]
[ Accomodations ]
[ Excursions & Activities ]
[ Registration Form ]
We are getting a pretty good deal from the lodge, and they have
promised that first of all, the food has improved, secondly, the
services on the top of the hill have dramatically increased and lastly,
we can be grouped in a set of rooms in the lodge. To this end, we have
reserved a block of rooms. These rooms will be available exclusively if
we reserve them prior to June 10th (and maybe a few days more).
Each suite contains a kitchenette and laundry, with cooking and
eating utensils and linens provided. You may wish to use the ample
refrigerator to store "essential nutrients" not included in
the meal plan. The kitchens will accommodate about 8 people comfortably.
They even have dishwashers! There are also TVs and VCRs and in-room
phones. Half the rooms have views of what is a ski slope in the winter.
The other rooms have a view off the other side of the hill, as the lodge
is nearly at the summit. The suites are either 1- or 2-bedroom units.
Each contains a kitchen, living room, and bathroom (2 for the 2-bedroom
units). Washers and dryers are included; however, don't even think of
putting your caving clothes in them unless you first wash them out a
bit! Costs include taxes.
OPTIONS:
- Cheapest accommodations in the lodge: This involves six people
sharing a 2-bedroom unit. Two people will sleep in each of two bedrooms
and the other two on the couch in the living room. Note: We cannot
promise twin beds. Washcloth, soap and towel are supplied for six. Cost:
$16.35/night each. We have a volunteer that will assemble groups of six
and then call one of the individuals in as the room owner. Note: room
owners are responsible for everything in the room and as a consequence,
will be staked over an anthill in the desert sun if something happens to
the room. (We always wanted to say that, yet since we have about 20%
lawyers in our ranks, we believe we won't tell you who said it.)
- Next cheapest accommodations: Four folks sharing a one-bedroom
unit: $19.62/night.
- Rent the whole 1-bedroom unit for yourself (or yourselves):
$78.48/night, Maximum occupancy is 4 nominally adult-height individuals.
This means that in the event you have children, if they can stand to
sleep >2 in a bed, then you are permitted to add a few as long as the
total linear dimension of humanity, if laid end-to-end does not exceed 8
meters.
- Rent a whole 2-bedroom unit for yourself and your either
{incompatible children}, {incompatible significant other(s)}, or {close,
but not that close friends}. Up to 6 nominally adult-height human units.
(No Unix programmer jokes, please.) The estimated maximum linear
dimension is 6/4 of that for the one-bedroom units, i.e., 12 meters.
Cost for this is $98.10/night.
- Rent a whole 2-bedroom "Executive Suite": This costs
$112.82/night and is bigger, has a nicer view and is on the inside
corner of the main lobby. One of these will be used for the
"hospitality suite", so there are 4 others that are available!
The "hospitality suite" will be available at any time you
need assistance.
- If you want more plush accommodations, believe me when we say you
can spend as much as your little heart desires. These units are located
in adjacent buildings and/or condominiums nearby. Call the lodge about
availability. (304) 572-5252.
- If you want even lower cost accommodations, you can either bring
a tent (no real close-by campgrounds) or sleep in a car or a van. Cost
may vary depending upon your resourcefulness.
Note: We plan to be able to offer a few
scholarships for student NYSC alumni attending the reunion. Every year
we have been able to reduce the cost of their attendance and we expect
this year to be no exception. Most of the time, entire registration fees
and possibly some of their accommodation expenses can be refunded.
Please note you are not obligated to accept this rebate, and can instead
donate it to a worthy cause like the ADLER ENDOWMENT FUND.
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Updated 7 June 1998 by
kalena@kalena.com.
Copyright © 1998 NYSCAA and
Karen R Sabog.
All rights reserved.
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