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BECAUSE of major unexpected expenses stemming from the construction of the rehearsal hall, several money raising ideas had to be implemented. The ticket sales on the baskets helped, but like Hans Brinker’s dam, more needs to be done. On January 30th you will have a chance to see the breathtaking, up in the clouds, hillside home of Chris and Eileen Bednarz. This fairy-tale dwelling is constructed with materials that are available here. Not only will you see how products are used, but where in Mexico they can be obtained. The quality, uniqueness and workmanship will surprise you. It is all state of the art. Tickets are 100 pesos. Call Barbara Keener 60586 or Eileen Bednarz 63396 for ticket information How does one get from point A to point B? Since parking is limited, you will be whisked up the hill to this design house in the stars on electric brooms. No, no, scratch that. You will leave your car down below and you will be chauffeured to the house. It is a once in a lifetime opportunity to see a 20 carat home that could be on everybody’s wish list.
COPING with the death of a loved one is difficult at best and while the DAR is to be commended for overseeing its portion of the foreign cemetery, it is heart wrenching for a survivor to be asked to remove a remembrance plaque from the wall because the size of the plaque failed to be stipulated.. It might be less of a heartache if the acceptable dimensions were posted in a prominent place or a handout with the specifications was given to the person making the inquiry.
DECEMBER was a month of parties, reflections and elections. This editor would like to take the opportunity to salute each individual, past or present for all the hard and dedicated work, whether it be as a board member or one of the gang of volunteers that keeps the machinery oiled and running.
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