Guest guest Posted March 3, 2006 Report Posted March 3, 2006 Hi, Everyone....I got the form to reserve the pavilion yesterday. I will send it back at the end of the month with the estimate number of people coming. That number can change up until July, but I need to give the park a number when I turn in the form. I will continue to post this little blurb about the picnic in the future for the people who rarely 'chime' in. My sister suggested that I contact local food establishments to see if they will help provide food for our day since so many will be coming from out of town. I will probably take her up on that and send out letters in April or May....depending on how many people plan to come. Man...........I am sooooooooo excited about this!!! Margaret The First Annual DS/Autism Family Picnic It’s time to put faces on all of our cyber friends and families! All families are invited to a picnic on July 1, in Lititz, Pa., which is located 7 miles north of Lancaster, between burg and Philadelphia. The picnic will be held in Lititz Springs Park. It’s a beautiful, small park with a stoned lined stream running through it….lots of ducks, too. We will have a sheltered pavilion with a child’s playground next to it. Adjacent to the park is the Wilbur Chocolate factory and gift store. The park is located off main street with many small, quaint stores. Two blocks away is the Sturgis pretzel house where the kids can make their own pretzels. This is also Lititz’s 250th year birthday celebration. Should you decide to stay in the area to vacation, there will be a wonderful fireworks display on July 4th --- the best in the county, of course! Other near by attractions include the Amish farms, markets, and stores; the Hershey Amusement Park, chocolate factory, and zoo; lots and lots of outlet stores…there are no sales tax on clothes in Pa. Hershey is 40 minutes away, burg 45 minutes away, and Philly is 11/2 hrs away. Please e-mail Margaret Roof or this site if you wish to come. The response has been great so far, with families coming from Pa., Va., NY, Ill, Ohio, and Texas. Here is a web site showing the town and lodgings, etc.: http://www.shoplititz.com/default.asp Quote
Guest guest Posted March 3, 2006 Report Posted March 3, 2006 I am so excited about the picnic also Margaret. I plan to call the Holiday Inn Express (as I recall that was the name) and make reservations but just haven't gotten to it. Sounds like a good idea to check out about the food, just let us know how much $ you will need. Still three of us. Louise DS/Autism Picnic Hi, Everyone....I got the form to reserve the pavilion yesterday. I will send it back at the end of the month with the estimate number of people coming. That number can change up until July, but I need to give the park a number when I turn in the form. I will continue to post this little blurb about the picnic in the future for the people who rarely 'chime' in. My sister suggested that I contact local food establishments to see if they will help provide food for our day since so many will be coming from out of town. I will probably take her up on that and send out letters in April or May....depending on how many people plan to come. Man...........I am sooooooooo excited about this!!! Margaret The First Annual DS/Autism Family Picnic It’s time to put faces on all of our cyber friends and families! All families are invited to a picnic on July 1, in Lititz, Pa., which is located 7 miles north of Lancaster, between burg and Philadelphia. The picnic will be held in Lititz Springs Park. It’s a beautiful, small park with a stoned lined stream running through it….lots of ducks, too. We will have a sheltered pavilion with a child’s playground next to it. Adjacent to the park is the Wilbur Chocolate factory and gift store. The park is located off main street with many small, quaint stores. Two blocks away is the Sturgis pretzel house where the kids can make their own pretzels. This is also Lititz’s 250th year birthday celebration. Should you decide to stay in the area to vacation, there will be a wonderful fireworks display on July 4th --- the best in the county, of course! Other near by attractions include the Amish farms, markets, and stores; the Hershey Amusement Park, chocolate factory, and zoo; lots and lots of outlet stores…there are no sales tax on clothes in Pa. Hershey is 40 minutes away, burg 45 minutes away, and Philly is 11/2 hrs away. Please e-mail Margaret Roof or this site if you wish to come. The response has been great so far, with families coming from Pa., Va., NY, Ill, Ohio, and Texas. Here is a web site showing the town and lodgings, etc.: http://www.shoplititz.com/default.asp Quote
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