September/October 2010 Newsletter
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Brothers and Sisters,
I hope you all had a happy and safe Labor Day.
Bowling starts Wednesday, September 8th at 10 a.m. Please be there by 9:30. New bowlers are welcome. The bowling alley is Glenn Burnie Bowl, 6322 Ritchie Highway in Glen Burnie (at Ritchie Highway and the Beltway).
The Fall Golf Tournament is September 25th, and will be held at Westminster National (old Bear Creek) again this year. For information, please call the Union Hall.
The Summer Party was excellent; the food was fantastic. Everyone that I talked to had a great time. Don't take my word for it! Ask a member who was there and they will tell you how nice it was. Congratulations to Ann and Bob Norman for winning the 50/50.
If you couldn't make the party, be sure that you make the Christmas Party, which will be held December 16th. It will be even better!
The new hall for our parties is the UAW Hall at 1010 South O'Donnell Street, right behind the BP station. The hall is right off the Boston Street exit of Route 95 (new tunnel) and the O'Donnell Street exit of Route 895 (old tunnel). Please note: The hours for the parties are 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. (formerly Noon to 4 p.m.). No one will be allowed in the hall until 20 minutes prior to the start of the party.
As mentioned above, the Christmas Party is scheduled for Thursday, December 16th. Start getting your envelopes in. They have to be received by December 6th. There will be a cake wheel and a money wheel. Please bring cakes for the wheel – and thank you in advance!
New members: n/a
Sick members: John Kirschke, Bob Kidd
Deceased members: n/a
Please keep these members and their families in your thoughts and prayers.
Upcoming meetings: Tuesday, September 16th and Tuesday, October 21st in the Sullivan Hall at Teamsters Local 355, 1030 S Dukeland Street in Baltimore. Coffee and donuts are served at 9:30 a.m. The Executive Board meets at 10 a.m., and the general meeting begins at 11 a.m. followed by a light lunch. I hope to see you there. And please, remember to bring another retiree with you!
Fraternally,
Bob Eney
President
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