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1. Which events are you attending?
a. Friday Night Open House
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b. Saturday Night Dinner
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c. Sunday Brunch
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No
2. May we share your contact information with classmates?
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3. Your email address (even if you think we already have it)
$45 per person must be received by Dayle no later than April 2nd.
Hotel: We've reserved 10 rooms (1 king or 2 double beds) for Friday the 23rd and Saturday the 24th at the Quality Inn - Media, just
renovated, nicely appointed, O.K. dimensions. No pool or bar, but nice breakfast included. $73 per night just for us!
They're awaiting your calls, by March 23, please, but give it a try anyway if you're late, they'll try to accomodate. Tell them you
are with Penncrest Reunion group to get the discount rate.
Quality Inn - Media
4 S. New Middletown Rd.
Media (Lima), PA
610-565-5800
email: qualityinn.media@yahoo.com
We need pictures and schoolmates updates. Send to Bob Macaulay at bobbymac96@comcast.net .
Send us your bio, including a brief paragraph about the best, most exciting, and/or funniest things that have happened to you during the last 50 years. Send pictures of you NOW!!!!! Include old pix if available. Even those not coming to reunion, please do bio and pictures. We want to stay in touch
Eats: If you haven’t been back in 20+ years, you’re in for a surprise. Media, always a nice little town even in the 1950’s, when we used to go up to State St. to slap awnings and watch the parade of chopped and channeled hot rods cruising the street, has become a postcard, like Grover’s Corners or Lake Woebegone, and State St. is a regular little restaurant row. By Tucker Taylor
Breakfast:
1. Fast ‘n’ Fancy - a breakfast/lunch place on the north side of State St. toward the west end.
2. Court Diner - Baltimore Pike between Gayley St. and Edgemont Ave.
3. Mrs. Marty’s Deli - in the old Media Stationery store building, to the right of the old 5 and 10.
4. Country Deli - left side of Middletown Rd. out toward Gradyville - watch closely for sign
Lunch/Dinner:
1. La Na - excellent Thai/French BYOB - State St.
2. Shere-e-Punjab - Indian BYOB or theirs - State St.
3. The Towne House - longtime Delaware County institution - Italian, but more than just pasta.
4. Fellini’s Café - Italian, BYOB, maybe a slight cut above Towne House.
5. Azie - calls itself Asian/Fusion - State St.
6. Picasso and La Belle Epoque - French - State St.
7. Stephen’s - a steakhouse, occasional loud bands - State St.
8. Sligo’s - Irish Pub fare - State St.
9. Margaret Kuo’s - classic Chinese (Mandarin and other) and Japanese - NOT just a
neighborhood Chinese restaurant - this is cuisine)
10. Generations - on the site of the old 5 points Diner - a middle range American restaurant.
11. Upper Providence Grill - State Rd. (not State St.) in the old Manno’s Restaurant - O.K. fare.
Daytime activities: You can stroll State St. and check out the new boutiques, take a hike in Ridley Creek State Park, visit Longwood Gardens or Chanticleer Gardens, visit Valley Forge National Park with its new Visitors Center. Plus we have public golf courses, like Paxon Hallow, Springfield Country Club, and Loch Nairn in Toughkenamon. There are lots to do while you catch up with friends you haven’t seen in quite awhile.
