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Seniority On The Go
Seniority takes reservations for trips in the order payment are received. Call either Seniority office to request a reservation form for the specific trip you would like to join.
- Bethesda North Hospital: 513-745-1700
- Good Samaritan Hospital: 513-872-3633
DAY TRIPS
MULTI-NIGHT TRIPS
PARTNERS IN TRAVEL
OHIO STATE FAIR
Cost: $45/ per person
Price includes motor coach transportation, both fair entry and ticket for the musical performance in the air-conditioned Celeste Center, taxes/tips and lots of fun.
Depart: 9 a.m., Return: 9 p.m.
For a reservation form, please call Good Samaritan Seniority at 872-3633.
Tuesday, Aug. 5
Bethesda North Hospital or Sams Club on North Bend Road, near I-74
There is so much to see , do and eat at the Ohio State Fair! This year’s guest performers are a group well known for their close harmony style — The Four Freshman. This day trip is sure to fill quickly. Don’t be left behind; call for a reservation form today!
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Outer Banks of North Carolina
Cost: Double starting at $989/ per person (insurance – additional $83).
Price includes five-night accommodations, 11 meals, professional tour guide, attractions/admission fees, deluxe motorcoach and all taxes/tips/gratuities.
Monday, Sept. 8, to Saturday, Sept. 13, 2008
Call Bethesda North Seniority at 745-1700 for a detailed reservation form. Please note, we must have 30 travelers for this tour to proceed.
Just mentioning North Carolina’s Outer Banks conjures images of lighthouses, beaches, great seafood and much more. We will spend a night near Virginia’s Monticello (Thomas Jefferson’s estate), stay beachside at Kill Devil Hills, N.C., and take the ferry from Hatteras Island to Ocracoke Island. We even will stop in Andy Griffith’s hometown of Mount Airy.
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Indiana Amish Country - A Simpler Way of Life
Cost: Double starting at $437/ per person (insurance – additional $49).
Price includes two-night accommodations, six meals, tour guide, attractions/admission fees, deluxe motorcoach and all taxes/tips/gratuities.
Tuesday, Sept. 23, to Thursday, Sept. 25, 2008
Call Good Samaritan Seniority at 872-3633 for a detailed reservation form. Please note, we must have 30 travelers for this tour to proceed.
Ohio may have the world’s largest population of Amish, but the Shipshewana area of Indiana is just as famous but not nearly as crowded this time of year. This multi-night trip has a fun-filled itinerary with some yummy stops sure to please everyone’s tummy, including dinner at an Amish home. But it’s not all about the food, other highlights include a stop at the flea market, a make-and-take craft, plus a poetry reading by Amish author Ruth Miller and much more.
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Santa Fe and Durango Featuring Mesa Verde National Park
Including the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta
Friday, Oct. 3, to Friday, Oct. 10, 2008
Cost: Double starting at $2499/ per person (insurance – additional $140)
Price for this vacation adventure includes seven-night accommodations, round-trip airfare, 11 meals and hometown pick-up.
Information Slide Show: Tuesday, May 20
- Bayley Place Wellness Center, 9:30 a.m. (RSVP: 347-5510)
- Good Samaritan Hospital, 1:30 p.m. (RSVP: 872-3633)
- Bethesda North Hospital, 6 p.m. (RSVP: 745-1700
Join us for a slide show sure to inspire you to sign-up for this vacation adventure. You’ll watch 700-plus balloons rise in the air at the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta. Ride on an 1881 narrow-gauge steam train in the charming town of Durango. Visit the five-story pueblo community of Taos Pueblo and overnight in Mesa Verde National Park. In Santa Fe, see the miraculous spiral staircase in the Loretto Chapel and walk the Town Plaza which marks the end of the Santa Fe Trail.
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San Antonio & Dallas New Year
Sunday, Dec. 28, 2008, to Friday, Jan. 2, 2009
Cost: Double starting at $1849/ per person (insurance – additional $140)
Price for this New Year Get-a-way includes three-night San Antonio accommodations, two-night Dallas accommodations, round-trip airfare, nine meals, hometown pick-up and a gala dinner dance to ring in the New Year.
Information Slide Shows: Thursday, July 10
- Bayley Place Wellness Center, 9:30 a.m. (RSVP: 347-5510)
- Good Samaritan Hospital, 1 p.m. (RSVP: 872-3633)
- Bethesda North Hospital, 6 p.m. (RSVP: 745-1700)
Often called the “American Venice,” San Antonio, Texas, is home to the Alamo, the Mission of San Jose, the Aztec Theater and the Mexican Marketplace. Before departing San Antonio, we will cruise along the Paseo Del Rio (The Riverwalk). Our tour then heads to Grapevine, known for its sophisticated charm, fine dining and many wineries. Once in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, we’ll see the Kennedy Memorial, the West End and John Bryant Cabin. But don’t forget, this is a New Year’s Eve get-a-way, and the Gala Dinner Dance is sure to be grand!
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