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CRAB FEAST

Get ready for the best CRAB FEAST with your friends from the Association of Mapping Seniors (AMS) at the famous Fisherman’s Inn Crab Deck. This event is held the first Wednesday in August, which is August 7 beginning at 11:30 AM. Yes, there’s a buffet table of good food that includes BBQ ribs, chicken tenders, corn-on-the-cob, potato salad, melon, and for dessert those fabulous brownies and giant cookies. Beverages include soda, iced tea and draft beer. After all what’s crabs without the beer!

Easy driving to Grasonville, MD for Maryland, DC, and Virginia folks. Drive on Route 50 (east

towards MD eastern shore) crossing the bay bridge to the eastern

shore (yes you will cross the bay bridge with the wonderful view of sea-going vessels in the bay). Once across the bridge use exit 42 MD-18 Main Street. After exiting continue along the road and then turn right on Main Street/MD-18. Drive less than half a mile and the Fisherman’s Inn Crab Deck is on the left. Or use your GPS or MapQuest to get more explicit detailed directions. The cost is $42 per person OR $27 per person if you are member of the Constellation Federal Credit Union (CFCU) and an AMS member. CFCU pays $15 for each person who is a member of both CFCU and AMS. Complete the reservation form on Page 8 by the deadline of July 31. See you there cracking those crabs and eating the sweet fruit from the Chesapeake Bay!

2013 AMS Events “Keeping in Touch and Having Fun” MYRTLE BEACH LUNCHEON: • Date: September 18 and 19, 2013 • Time: 11:30 a.m. • Place: Captain Dave’s Dockside • Address: Murrells Inlet, South Carolina • Cost: $22.00 CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON • Date: Saturday December 7, 2013 • Time: 11:30 a.m. • Place: Golden Bull • Address: Gaithersburg, MD • Cost: Prime Rib $24

Broiled Salmon $24 Chicken Chardonnay $20

The AMS Christmas Luncheon/Annual Meeting gala will once again support the Montgomery County Salvation Army providing toys for needy children. Please share the holiday spirit with children by bringing an unwrapped toy or game for either a boy or girl. This is a great way to bring some joy and happiness into the life of a child. A short business meeting will be held for the purpose of electing officers for 2014. Continue to surf the AMS webpage www.mappers.org to “Keep in Touch” with the events of your friends and colleagues and view the planned events for our Chapter and others.

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Contents of this issue of AMS News Thumbnail Future Events – 1 Merrill’s Inlet Chapter – 2 Steaming into Gettysburg – 3 Spring Luncheon – 4 & 5 Recognitions & Travel – 6 In Remembrance – 7 Reservation Forms – 10-12

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AMS Myrtle Beach Gathering

Open House – Wednesday, September 18, 2013 At the Clem’s Home - 119 Winding River Drive, Murrells Inlet, SC 29576-9787

Luncheon – Thursday, September 19, 2013 11:30 AM

Capt. Dave’s Dockside – “The Marsh Walk, Murrells Inlet, South Carolina”

Points of contact Jim Clem 843-651-1384 (H) 703-609-2235 (C) John Iredell 843-650-1426 (H) 843-340-3626 (C)

Once again Jim Clem and John Iredell along with our southern AMS members are preparing a fun and enjoyable AMS gathering at the Marsh Walk Murrells Inlet (Myrtle Beach) in South Carolina. The Clem’s and Iredell’s are hosting an open house on Wednesday evening 5-9 PM. This gives us another opportunity to enjoy the southern hospitality with our AMS members. On Thursday, September 19, the festivities begin at 11:30 AM with a social time to renew acquaintances with a cash bar at Capt. Dave’s Dockside that has a picturesque view of the marsh and Goat Island. Lunch is on the main dining floor. Menu selections for $22 (including tax and gratuity) starts with a selection of soup or salad, and for the main entrée you can select from a variety of salads or sandwiches that is then followed by the delicious New Orleans Styled Bread Pudding with a Bourbon Crème Anglaise. Of course the meal is served with ice tea, coffee, or soft drinks. Detail menu selections are on the registration form, page 11. Submit your completed registration and fee by September 5, 2013 to the address indicated on the enclosed registration form on page 10. The Marsh Walk offers great views of the saltwater marsh with its wildlife, birds, and spectacular scenery. After the luncheon take a leisurely walk along the boardwalk and enjoy the sights. Attractions -- Come a few days early or stay a few days longer to enjoy these attractions -- Murrells Inlet Marsh Walk, Brooke Green Gardens Tour, Litchfield Plantation Shops, Pawley’s Island Plantation Shops, Myrtle Beach Board Walk and Sky Wheel, The Carolina Opry, Broadway at the Beach, Golf Courses, Tanger Outlet Malls, and the Beach it’s self with water temperatures in the 80’s Lodging -- Nearby lodging that is a short distance from Capt. Dave’s is identified below to make your own reservations.

Holiday Inn Express Hotel and Suites (843-357-0100) 1303-A Tadlock Drive Murrells Inlet, South Carolina 29576 Inlet Sports Lodge (843-357-6106) 4600 Highway 17 Business Murrells Inlet, SC 29576 Hampton Inn Murrells Inlet (843-651-6687/843-651-5343) 512 Courtfield Drive Murrells Inlet, South Carolina 29576

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Gettysburg is celebrating the 150th Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. To help commemorate this remarkable event in our history, AMS has scheduled a day trip to Gettysburg, PA on October 17, 2013. To assist with the early departure, hotel accommodations at the Best Western motel on 420 Prospect Blvd, Frederick, MD with the special discount rate of $85.00 per night including tax on October 16 has been set-aside for AMS Members. Dinner is on your own. However, a small get-together at 7:30 PM for those staying at the hotel or who live in the area is scheduled at the hotelʼs meeting room for those traveling on this historic adventure. The hotel has a complimentary breakfast for their guests. To receive this special discount rate, include the room rate of $85.00 with your reservation by September 10, 2013. Tentative Schedule is to board the bus on Thursday morning, October 17, at 7 AM in the parking lot of the Calvary UMC, 403 South Main Street, Mount Airy, MD 21771 for a short ride from Mount Airy, MD to New Freedom, PA. Then board a replica steam engine train for a 2-hour ride into Gettysburg. This train is similar to what Lincoln rode to deliver his Gettysburg Address. Historical information is presented along the train route. Upon arriving in Gettysburg we dine at Gettysburg's oldest and most historic home beautifully and authentically restored the “Dobbin House Tavern” serving a buffet with 25 salad bar items to include soup, assorted cold cuts and cheeses, turkey, smokehouse ham, PA Dutch Ham with green beans and boiled potatoes, Bar-B-Que chicken, assortment of desserts, with beverages of coffee, tea, or ice tea. Following lunch we travel on to the museum and the Cyclorama (In the late 1880s, French artist Paul Philippoteaux took brush to canvas and created the Battle of Gettysburg Cyclorama painting.) Returning by bus back to our starting point in Mt. Airy, MD at approximately 6 PM. The cost per person is $70 that includes transportation on October 17, lunch at Dobbin House Tavern, and tax and tips. Hotel reservations are not included. Mail your completed reservation form and fee (make checks payable to AMS) by September 10, 2013 to Carol Eskin, Event Coordinator.

Coordinator Information Carol Eskin 301-829-8326 e-mail: cqe2new@verizon.net Address: 707 Merry Go Round Way Mount Airy, MD 21771-5008

Battle of Gettysburg Celebrating

150 years

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Spring Luncheon There were several new members attending the AMS Spring Luncheon at Dutches Daughters in Frederick, MD. Everyone enjoyed the social time prior to the meal. Greeting each other and getting caught up on what has occurred in each other’s lives and plans for the upcoming summer vacation time.

Greg Cross, AMS President, welcomed everyone and Dick Dingman led the Plege of Allegiance to the American Flag. Gil Monk provided the invocation.

Each person attending received a ticket for a door prize. This event door prizes were won by David Weed, Dick Dingman, Judy Rose, and Sammie Casamento. The 50/50 raffle was split among four winners – Al Going, Sharon Crites, Lloyd Richards and Debbie Bredice who said “This is as good a keno!” Folks stayed for awhile after the dinner and drawings continuing to catch up make plans to get together at the next AMS function!

Dick Dingman Gil Monk

Berna & Ken Yuen

Debbie Bredice, Al Goings, Lloyd Richard, Sharon Crites

Sammie Casamento, Judy Rose, Dave Weed, Dick Dingman

Judy Rose and Judy Bowles Jack and Sharon Crites

Doug Wenk and Dave Rose

Carol and Mike Mullins

Lloyd Richards, Sandy Lawson, Carol Wenk

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Gail Harding, Pat Weed, & Debbie Bredice

Carol and Larry Beaver “Yes, that’s my cigar!”

Gil and Joy Monk

Harrold Capps with his contagious smile!

Jim Hobbs

Bobby Josephson, CEO/President Constellation CU

Fran & Dave Weed

Carol Beaver and Merle Biggin

Zelma & Al Goings

Ann Dingman, Linda Weed Judy Rose, Amber Beall

Kermit Sande and Karen Moe

Barbara Bailey

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R e c o g n i t i o n s a n d T r a v e l

Mel Wagner, member of AMS and President of Constellation Federal Credit Union was one of four recently inducted into the NGA Hall of Fame. Mel Wagner was recognized for his outstanding vision, leadership, and contributions to the success of NGA in a geospatial intelligence career

that spanned 37 years with NGA and its predecessor organizations, and an additional 10 years as a contractor. He was nominated due to his tireless dedication to the tradecraft of GEOINT. He is a long-time Maryland resident who now lives in Dunkirk. Others inducted into the NGA Hall of Fame at the ceremony held on May 13, 2013 were Retired U.S. Army Col. Peter O’Neill, Curtis B. Ward, and the late Thomas A. Hennig

Bill and Beth Howard Celebrate 30th Anniversary In Hawaii It was a 15 day trip on thee island that fulfilled another accomplishment – visiting all 50 states! They began their trip on the

Big Island of Hawaii. Of the exciting adventures on this island was Volcano National Park where they saw Kilauea Caldera. The did hiking and exploring and actually walked through an old lava tube. Bill is a real orchid enthusiast and enjoyed Akatasu Orchid Gardens. After five days, they flew to Kauai, the Garden Isle having lush and beautiful flowers everywhere! Continued to see waterfalls, botanical gardens, Hanalei Bay (where South Pacific was filmed) and picturesque Kilauea Lighthouse. Their highlight was a Napali Coast Snorkel trip on a 65 ft catamaran! The final stop was Waikiki on Oahu and stayed a Hale Koa that is the hotel for military, DOD and those retired. Pearl Harbor the highlight on Oahu. It was a very moving experience. They traveled to the North Shore to

see the big waves and a surfing competition. They climbed Diamond Head and snorkeled in Hanauma Bay. The attended a luau to celebration their 30th Anniversary. They truly enjoyed Hawaii and plan to return!

Remember the Alamo! Ralph & Patty Mayer’s Trip to San Antonio Texas The Mayer’s toured the Alamo where William Travis, Jim Bowie, and Davy Crockett died fighting for freedom. But

the San Antonio River Walk was on Patty’s “Bucket List” that is now checked! The River Walk (2.2 miles) is a network of walkways along the banks of the San Antonio River that winds and loops under bridges with two parallel sidewalks lined with restaurants, waterfalls, bars, shops, hotels, convention center, and other tourist attractions. Another adventure was the San Antonio Museum of Art. They were amazed at the comprehensive collections housed in the museum. Floral displays at the 33-acre living museum of the San Antonio Botanical Gardens housed exotic plant specimens from around the world. They attended a “Tamale Festival” on the ground of the former Pearl Brewery. The local CIA (Culinary Institute of America) prepared a variety of food. Mariachi bands provided musical entertainment. Locals have shopped at “Market Square” since 1820 and so did Ralph and Patty where they were entertained by children performing traditional Mexican dances. They clapped their hands in time with the music of the Mexican Had Dance. Today it is the largest Mexican market in the USA. Visiting the San Jose’ mission, known as the “Queens of Missions”. It is almost fully restored to the design of 1930. Spanish missions were not churches, but communities, with the church focus with four important factors – the people, the church, farming, and ranching. On to the next item on the “Bucket List”!

Send your excursions and outings to Ralph Mayer (see page 9) and be included on the AMS web page and in the next AMS News.

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I N R E M E M B R A N C E Josephine Pastore Bizzoco of Dagsboro, formerly of Glen Echo Heights, MD, died Saturday April 27 of complications resulting from pneumonia, in Atlantic Shores care facility, Millsboro, DE. She was 94. Her late husband Felix F. Bizzoco precedes her in death. She met her husband in 1940 and they were married in 1944 just prior to his being sent to the Philippines as part of the Philippine Liberation Army. Upon his return to the US, they settled in Washington, DC, where they lived until their retirement in 1979. She is survived by her children Francis (Frank) Bizzoco and Susan (Sue) Quintana and grandchildren. Frederick J. Doyle a photographic mapping specialist whose work included space photography for NASA, photo reconnaissance from spy satellites and high-resolution photographs of the Earth’s surface from outer space, died April 17 at his home in McLean. He was 93. He had congestive heart failure. In 1969, Mr. Doyle became chairman of NASA’s Apollo Orbital Science Photographic Team, and he planned the camera systems and directed orbital science photography for Apollo lunar missions 13 through 17. His efforts resulted in full-scale lunar maps, including the “mountains of the moon.” In 1971, Mr. Doyle received NASA’s Exceptional Scientific Achievement Medal for development of the Apollo orbital photographic system. He later directed photography projects on Mariner and Viking missions to Mars, Venus and Mercury. Mr. Doyle was the principal investigator on the Landsat satellites, which for 40 years have taken continuous photographs of the Earth’s surface, allowing scientists to observe planetary phenomena such as deforestation and changes in vegetation. He was also principal investigator on Skylab, the first U.S. space station. He was instrumental in promoting the large-format high-resolution camera first used in an October 1984 space shuttle mission, which produced more than 2,000 photos for the world’s mapping community. Mr. Doyle began his career as a space scientist in 1954 as leader of an Air Force expedition to observe a solar eclipse in the Labrador region of Canada. In 1955, he led a similar expedition to Vietnam. He came to Washington in 1960 to do research on classified satellite reconnaissance photographic systems for government agencies. From these spy satellites, the government could gather photographic data from countries where flyovers by U.S. aircraft were prohibited. He retired in 1990 as a scientific adviser for cartography at the U.S. Geological Survey after 23 years with the agency, but for much of that time he had been on loan to NASA. While at USGS,

he was an adjunct professor of photogrammetry at George Washington University and Virginia Tech. Frederick Joseph Doyle was born April 3, 1920, in Oak Park, Ill. He began his mapping career during World War II with an Army Air Forces unit on Guam, where he prepared target-approach and damage assessment charts for B-29 bombing raids. Later, he was assigned to a geodetic survey unit in Central and South America, and in 1946 was one of two survivors of an airplane crash in the Andes Mountains between Chile and Argentina. For 12 hours, he waited on a mountaintop before a rescue party could reach him, and he was carried down the mountain, having suffered a broken femur and other injuries. After being hospitalized for 18 months, he entered Syracuse University, from which he graduated summa cum laude in 1951. He then studied for a year on a Fulbright fellowship at the International Training Center for Aerial Survey in Delft, Netherlands. He joined the faculty at Ohio State University in 1954 and later became the first chairman of a new department of geodetic sciences. His avocations included model railroads, and he had an extensive collection of trains and tracks in the basement of his home. Mr. Doyle was a former president of the parish council and director of the lector ministry at St. John the Beloved Roman Catholic Church in McLean, and a volunteer with Meals on Wheels. Survivors include his wife, Mary Blaskovich Doyle of McLean; four children, Frederick J. Doyle Jr. of Evergreen, Colo., Margaret Grant of Hermosa Beach, Calif., Mary Ellen Slattery of Annandale, and George Doyle of Vienna; two brothers; a sister; and 10 grandchildren. Michael A. Iacona, Sr., CAPT USNR-R (Ret), passed away peacefully in Annapolis, Maryland from complications of pneumonia. Michael "Mike" Iacona, Sr. was born in Providence, RI. Mike's dreams of attending the United States Naval Academy began with a letter to a state senator when he was only 10 years old. He graduated from LaSalle Academy in Providence, enlisted in the Navy and received an appointment to the Naval Academy in 1947. He studied engineering, raced sailboats and played trombone. He served in the Korean War. Mike’s first assignment was aboard the Bon Homme Richard aircraft carrier, then the USS Guavina through June 1956 and assigned as Navigator/and Operations Officer to the USS CALOOSAHATCHEE, 1958 - 60 and as the operations officer assigned to the

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I N R E M E M B R A N C E (continued) USS BRISTOL through early 1962. In 1962 he worked as a civilian oceanographer at the Army/Navy Defense Mapping Agency, Suitland, MD and then relocated to Brookmont, MD where he retired in 1983. He served in the Naval Reserves and retired as Captain. He went on an expedition cruise to Uruguay during the Falkland War. He also participated in a geographical study to re-define the Mason Dixon line. He taught at local colleges in Maryland and Pennsylvania. He is survived by his wife Charlotte of 62 years, his children Michael, Rosemarie, Janice, David, and grandchildren. Harry B. “Mac” McKenzie, 96, passed away peacefully on May 8, 2013 in Frederick, MD. Harry, known as Mutt during his youth, was born on March 5, 1917 in Meyersdale, PA. He is preceded in death by his beloved wife of 60 years Lillian Marion Yates and is survived by his two children Bruce (McLean, VA) and Kathryn Ann (Frederick, MD), and granddaughters. “Mac” was a veteran of World War II serving with the U.S. Army. Mac was sent to Ft. Belvoir for basic training, where he was assigned to the 660th Engineer Topographical Battalion, “B” Company. The 660th was the first full American topographical engineering unit shipped to the United Kingdom, arriving September 6, 1942 (via the Queen Mary, converted to a troopship for the War). Their mission was to prepare the maps necessary for Operation Overlord, the June 6, 1944 Allied assault on Normandy. Following the D-Day Invasion, the 660th turned its attention on mapping the push through France and across the Rhine into Germany. With the liberation of Paris, the 660th relocated its mapping operations to Paris where they focused on mapping Bavaria, and northern Austria. During the course of their stay in England, the Topographic Engineers also had time to show-off their baseball skills. They were league champions of London’s International Baseball League - a highly competitive eight-team circuit consisting of five U.S. Army teams, two Canadian military clubs and a British civilian squad. After the War, Mac accepted a cartographer position with the U.S. Army Map Service in Brookmont, MD. His mapping career spanned 37 years of service; he was involved in mapping the Moon! He moved back to Meyersdale in 1995, from Rockville, MD. He was also a past officer in the Association of Mapping Seniors, the Army Map Service retiree organization.

Daniel Phillips More', 82, of Mount Airy, MD passed away on Tuesday, May 28, 2013. Born May 13, 1931 in Washington, D.C. He was the loving husband of 61 years of Hazel Monroe More'. Also surviving are daughter Deborah and companion John Schroeder, and son Daniel and wife Cindy, grandchildren and great- grandchildren. Dan served in the US Marine Corps and retired from the Defense Mapping Agency after 36 years making maps for the NASA moon landings. He performed missionary work for 21 years going into flood areas to rebuild homes in Illinois and Virginia and to repair churches in Mississippi, San Juan, Puerto Rico, and in Frederick County. He was a key member of the Saint Andrews Potato Project sponsored by the United Methodist Men's Organization and a member of the Linganore United Methodist Church. Lonnie Alan Pangburn passed away on June 10, 2013, at the age of 72 due to heart and internal organ failure. Lonnie was born in Chicago, Ill. on March 28, 1941. He served in the 1st Division 28th Infantry of the United States Army during Vietnam in 1965. He worked as a cartographer and intelligence officer within the government's national defense agencies for over 33 years before he retired in 1996, to Smith Mountain Lake. He is survived by wife, Lou Anne Pangburn; two sisters, Nedra Wegrzyn and Gale Kieper; eight children; one stepson; and numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren. ��� Elton H. Underwood, age 84, of Warrenton, Virginia, passed away on April 25, 2013. Born April 13, 1929. Elton graduated from Marlinton High School in 1947, West Virginia University in 1951with a BS degree and Duke University in 1956 with a MS degree. He was drafted into the United States Air Force in 1952, and afterward was employed by the Army Corps of Engineers, as a civilian for most of his career except for five years with the Defense Intelligence Agency. The last 16 years of his government career, he worked for the Engineer Studies Center as Project Manager. This position required him to travel to Vietnam in 1971 on an Agent Orange study and South Korea several times in the mid 70s and 80s. He retired in 1984. In addition to his wife, Alice (Hively) he is survived by three children, Kelvin Underwood, and wife, Teresa, and Karen Nelson, and husband, William, all of Warrenton, Virginia, and Blaine Underwood, and wife, Diane, of Manassas, Virginia veteran of WWII. Survived by many nieces, nephews, other extended family and friends.

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I N R E M E M B R A N C E (continued) Milton S. Venezky passed away on Friday, March 1, 2013. Milton was born on April 30, 1922. He was the beloved husband of the late Sylvia Venezky and a veteran of WWII. Survived by many nieces, nephews, other extended family and friends. Stella Beryl ��� Wildenburg, 92, passed away after a long battle with Alzheimer's disease on May 19, 2013 ���, in Sarasota, Florida. ������Beryl is survived by Albert, her loving husband of 54 years, and their children Susan Zenga of

Sarasota and spouse Jack, James Wildenburg of Atlanta, Georgia and grandchildren. Beryl was born in Listowel, Canada and lived in Bethesda, MD for many years where she raised her family and worked for the World Bank in Washington, D.C. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church and volunteered for the Red Cross and Sibley Hospitals and then later the Sarasota Memorial Hospital upon her retirement. Albert and Beryl retired to Sarasota in 1984.

NOTICE TO MEMBERS

Changes to your contact information, (Postal Address, Phone Number, Email Address) please forward your contact changes to Merle Biggin, AMS Membership Chairman 4808 Walbridge Street Rockville, MD 20853 phone 301-946-4485 e-mail to -- merlebiggin@uwalumni.com.

Celebrations, significant birthday observances, excursions, outings, members getting together, or the death of an AMS Member, please contact the AMS webmaster -- Ralph Mayer 222 Flyway Lane Chestertown, MD 21620-2273 phone 410-810-1757 e-mail to --RalphMayer@atlanticbb.net

AMS OFFICERS President – Gregory Cross

Vice-President – Larry Bowles Secretary – Jeanne Casamento

Treasurer – Merle Biggin Historian – Sande Kermit

AMS News 2013 An Association of Mapping Seniors Newsletter

April 2013 Volume 34, Number 2 Editor Emeritus: Harold W. Snyder

Editor: Amber Beall

Published by The Association of Mapping Seniors AMS Website: http://mappers.org

Anniversary Celebration

The Team has begun planning for this special event. Watch here and on the AMS website for additional information. If you would like to be a part of this team, contact Amber Beall. Several “I remember when” notes have been received. Continue to forward your AMS annotates of the “I remember when . . .” to Amber Beall at 3379 Sudlersville, Laurel, MD 20724 or e-mail beall3@comcast.net. The celebration begins at our December Luncheon.

Work like you don't need the money. Love like you've never been hurt. Dance like nobody's watching. Sing like nobody's listening. Live like it's Heaven on Earth May there always be work for your hands to do; May your purse always hold a coin or two; May the sun always shine on your windowpane; May a rainbow be certain to follow each rain; May the hand of a friend always be near you; May God fill your heart with gladness to cheer you.

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R E S E R V A T I O N F O R M AMS Myrtle Beach Gathering

Name:_________________________________________________________ Phone: __________________ Address:________________________________________________________________________________

(State) (Zip)

Will you attend the Clem’s Open House on Wed, Sep 18, 5-9 PM Yes_____ No___ (How Many)

Luncheon – Thursday, September 19, 2013 11:30 AM Capt. Dave’s Dockside – “The Marsh Walk, Murrells Inlet, South Carolina”

Grilled Chicken Salad Mixed greens with tomato, onion, cucumber, sunflowers seeds & raisins topped with marinated grilled chicken breast with watermelon vinaigrette Grilled Shrimp Salad Mixed greens with tomato, onion, cucumber, sunflowers seeds & raisins topped with lemon oil grilled shrimp with watermelon vinaigrette Club Sandwich Your choice of Ham or Turkey piled high with bacon, lettuce & tomatoon toasted white bread served with house made potato chips

Reuben Thin sliced pastrami with Swiss cheese, sauerkraut and thousand island dressing grilled on rye bread served with house made potato chips French Dip Hearty roast beef on a hoagie roll with provolone cheese with a rich au jus served with house made potato chips Seafood Po-Boy Your choice of shrimp, oyster or flounder crisp fried on a hoagie roll withlettuce, tomato & pickle served with house made potato chips

Dessert - New Orleans Styled Bread Pudding with a bourbon crème Anglaise

Beverages - Iced Tea, Coffee or Soft Drink $22.00 per person includes Tax & Gratuity Cash Bar Available

Contact Jim Clem or John Iredell to answer any questions. Mail your completed reservation form and

payment by September 5, 2013 to either

Jim Clem 843-651-1384 (H) 703-609-2235 (C) John Iredell 843-650-1426 (H) 843-340-3626 (C) 119 Winding River Drive 9454 Pinckney Lane Murrells Inlet, SC 29576-9787 Murrells Inlet, SC 29576-9787

Name – Starter (Please PRINT your name)

Soup of the Day

Clam Chowder

French Onion Soup

Tossed House Salad with Watermelon Vinaigrette

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2.

Name - Main Entrée (Please PRINT your name)

Grilled Chicken

Salad

Grilled Shrimp Salad

Club Sand-wich

Reuben French Dip

Seafood Po-Boy

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R E S E R V A T I O N F O R M

AMS Event “Steam into History” October 17, 2013

from Mt. Airy, MD to Gettysburg, PA Complete and return to Carol Eskin

707 Merry Go Round Way Mount Airy, MD 21771-5008

Reservations due on or before September 10, 2013. Make check payable to “AMS”

Name Person #1: __________________________________________________________ Address: _________________________________________________________________ Phone: _____________________________Cell Phone: ____________________________ E-mail: __________________________________________________________________ Name Person #2: __________________________________________________________ Address: _________________________________________________________________ Phone: _____________________________Cell Phone: ____________________________ E-mail: __________________________________________________________________ **For any additional persons, write their information on a separate paper.

Enter # Cost per . . . Total

Number of people attending x $70 per person

Number of Hotel Rooms (10/16) x $85 per room Total amount included on check

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RESERVATION FORM – Crab  Feast  Wednesday, August 7, 2013 @ 11:30 AM

Menu: Crabs, BBQ Ribs, Chicken Tenders, Corn-on-the cob, potato salad, melon, brownies, cookies, beverages including soda, ice tea and draft beer. Cost is per person (includes tax and gratuities)

$42.00 per person if NOT a member of BOTH AMS and CFCU $27.00 per person if you ARE a member of BOTH AMS and CFCU. You must provide your CU Account #. This form will be provided to the CFCU as the Credit Union assists with a portion of the cost for this event to our AMS members.

Total  amount  enclosed  $___________  (Make  checks  payable  to  the  Association  of  Mapping  Seniors)   Please assist at the crab feast with Handing out Name Tags _______ or Selling 50/50 Raffle Tickets _______ Complete the reservation form and send your check payable to the Association of Mapping Seniors by July 31 to Merle  Biggin      4808  Walbridge  Street;  Rockville,  MD  20853  

Constellation Federal CU Member Please PRINT your name Yes

$27.00 pp Account # No

$42.00 pp 1.

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PRSRT STD U.S. Postage

PAID Suburban, MD

Permit No. 6511

FROM: ASSOCIATION OF MAPPING SENIORS Merle Biggin 4808 Walbridge St Rockville MD 20853

ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED