Fiske Newsletter, Sep 2001: Tours

Fiske Genealogical Foundation Newsletter - September 2001

Fiske Salt Lake Tour - January 2002

When: Thursday January 10th through to Saturday January 19th, 2002

Cost: $650 (per person Double occupancy) - $995 (Single)

Includes:

Air:
Round-trip airfare from Seattle on DELTA AIRLINES, price is not guaranteed until purchased, and is non-refundable and non-changeable.
Lv. Delta 1449, Jan. 10, 10:30 am - Ar. Salt Lake, 1:30 pm
Rtn. Delta 633, Jan. 19, 7:00 pm - Ar. Seattle 8:05 pm

Accommodations:
Best Western Salt Lake Plaza Hotel (next door to LDS Library) for nine (9) nights and ten (10) days.

Miscellaneous:
Hotel Taxes, round-trip transfers (airport to hotel), and baggage handling including tips.
Pre-trip seminar, one no-host dinner at a local resturant during trip, and two-hour lecture by expert genealogist from LDS Library.

Payment: $200 per person due at time of registration. Final payments due by December 15, 2001. CANCELLATION PENALTIES MAY APPLY. Trip Cancellation Insurance is purchasable through Hood Canal Travel.

How to Register?

Complete the coupon below, attach it to your deposit of $200, then mail to:

Hood Canal Travel
PO Box 939
Belfair, WA 98528

Questions? Call Hood Canal Travel at (360) 275-2831

Fall Trip to the Eastern Seaboard - September 2002

A very exciting itinerary for a research trip to the Eastern Seaboard is finally complete. The group will depart with leader Betty Kay Anderson from Seattle by plane on the morning of Saturday, September 21, 2002 for a memorable two weeks.

The first stop will be the New York City, and a five night stay in the New Brunswick, New Jersey areas.

There will be daily (except Sunday) opportunities for research, as well as the choice to take non-research "tours" in the area. The next stop will be the eastern portion of Pennsylvania, particularly the areas around Philadelphia, Lancaster, Harrisburg, and Berks County. Again, there will be both sightseeing and research opportunities. On Sunday, September 29 the group will move to Washington DC for the final six nights of the tour.

Opportunities for research include the DAR Library, the Library of Congress, the National Archives, and the National Genealogical Society Library in Arlington Virginia. There will be an optional tour to Williamsburg and Richmond Virginia, as well.

The tour ends on Saturday, October 5 with the return flight from Washington DC to Seattle.

Because none of the airlines publish any fares until 11 months before the end of the trip, the price (and therefore the flyer) will not be published until right before Thanksgiving. A ballpark guess at this time (for those who want to start saving their pennies) is $1500 per person, when two are sharing a room.

Betty Kay Anderson

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