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Senior Center trips are open to friends & family of any age (age 18+ unless otherwise noted). Contact Betty Rozelle at 419-423-8496 for more information or to place reservations. Payment is required to confirm and hold your reservation. Additional information is available at the Senior Center (Hancock County Agency on Aging) located at 339 E. Melrose Ave., Findlay or by going online to our website at www.HancockSeniors.org. DAY TRIPPIN' Travelers are asked to arrive at least 15
minutes prior to departure time to allow for check-in and boarding.
Trips depart from our parking lot located at 339 E. Melrose Ave. in
Findlay. Please park in the west end of our parking lot.
Click here to read Church Basement Ladies “Church Basement Ladies” is a celebration of the church basement kitchen and the women who work there. This musical comedy follows four women as they prepare food and solve the problems of a rural Minnesota church in 1964. From the elderly matriarch of the kitchen to the young bride-to-be, we see them handle a record-breaking Christmas dinner, the funeral of a dear friend, an Easter fund raiser and a steaming hot July wedding. Throughout, they stave off potential disasters, share and debate recipes, instruct the young and keep the pastor on course. Good, clean laughs and heavenly fun for all! The
cost is $85 per person and includes round-trip transportation,
catered luncheon and admission.
Paid
reservations are due by March 9. Amish Country (Holmes County)
Betty is still firming up the details, but if you enjoy the sights
and activities found in Holmes County, Ohio’s Amish Country, then
you’ll want to mark your calendar for May 11.
Call Betty
at 419-423-8496 or e-mail her at
brozelle@hancockseniors.org
if you’d like to be on her list to get
details as soon as she has the trip finalized. RAMBLIN’
& GAMBLIN’ Casino trips depart from the Senior Center parking lot at 8:00 am and return around 6:00 pm. Please arrive 15-30 minutes before departure. Advance reservations are required to confirm your seat; walk-ons permitted on a space available basis. Firekeepers Casino This is Michigan’s newest casino featuring five restaurants and over 2,600 of the latest gaming machines plus tables of your favorite games of skill. $35 per person—upon arrival receive $20 gaming credit and $5 credit for anything. Paid reservations due February 25. Bus leaves at 7:30 am, returns around 6:30 pm.
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TRAVEL-- Chicago
You’ll be blown away by all
The Windy
City has to offer.
A guided tour will help you get oriented to the
top attractions you’ll visit on this fun-filled excursion, including
The Navy Pier with it’s stained glass museum, shopping, eateries and
amusements; view some of the best loved masterpieces at the Art
Institute of Chicago and ride along the famous
Magnificent Mile;
explore the oceans of the world at the Shedd Aquarium and visit the
Old Chicago Water Tower, one of the few buildings to survive the
Great Chicago Fire of 1871.
You’ll get a bird’s eye view of the
city from the newly renovated observation deck at the top of the
Willis Tower (formerly the Sears Tower)
and be able to soak in the city’s
awesome skyline from our cruise on Lake Michigan.
You’ll also be treated to two nights of
live entertainment.
Diamond Tours:
$459 per person includes luxury motorcoach
transportation, 4 nights lodging, 8 meals, admissions and more.
$75 due at signing; final payment due
March 18, 2010.
On this tour you’ll
experience the best that New Orleans area has to offer and discover
why it continues to be a favorite destination.
In addition to a guided tour of New
Orleans, you view the bayou on a swamp tour, visit an historic
Louisiana plantation, relax on a riverboat cruise on the Mississippi
and have some playtime at Harrah’s Casino.
The itinerary includes dining at local
restaurants and plenty of free time to enjoy some of New Orleans’
many attractions like music in the French quarter, shopping and
historic places.
Diamond Tours:
$579 per person includes luxury
motorcoach transportation, 6 nights lodging, 10 meals, tours,
admissions and riverboat cruise.
$75 due at signing; final payment due
July 14, 2010.
There’s so much to see
and do on this sampler tour we can’t describe it all in this short
space.
This trip will give you an overview of
places you are sure to want to revisit in the future.
Highlights include London, Amsterdam,
the Rhineland area of Germany, a steamer cruise along the Rhine,
Lucerne, the Swiss Alps, the French countryside and all the best
that Paris has to offer.
Cosmos:
$2,449 per person plus taxes, includes
air, land, hotels, transfers and some tours (many optional tours and
activities available).
$250 due at signing; final payment due
by July 12, 2010.
Your home base for this
tour will be a resort in the upscale area of Sedona.
Set amongst the red-hued rocks of Oak
Creek Canyon, this area is a popular home for artists.
You’ll view scenic natural wonders by bus,
train and trolley, including the south rim of the Grand Canyon and
Montezuma Castle National Monument where the Sinagua Indians built
their amazing cliff-dwellings in the 12th
and 13th
centuries, Airport Mesa, Verde Canyon and more.
You’ll also visit the Spanish-Mexican
Village of Tlaquepaque, famous for its art galleries, shopping and
eateries, the restored mining town of Jerome, Old Town Scottsdale,
dinner at Black Bart’s Steackhouse & Saloon in Flagstaff and enjoy a
chuck wagon supper and western stage show at the Blazin’ M Ranch.
Premier:
$1,999 per person includes air, 5
nights lodging, 8 meals, admissions, tours and more.
$300 due at signing; final payment due
by August 2.
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