William Penn Life, 1989 (24. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1989-11-01 / 11. szám

William Penn Caribbean Cruise ’90 November 1989, William Penn Life, Page 5 Our cruise leaves from Ft. Lauderdale and travels across the Atlantic Ocean before making its swing through the western Caribbean. There, you will visit four of the region’s most beautiful and exciting ports of call. Ports offer new world to discover From the Jamaican rhythms of Ocho Rios to the ancient history of Playa del Carmen, the William Penn Caribbean Cruise ’90 offers a fun and exciting week our mem­bers and friends will remember for a lifetime. Here is what you can expect at each tropical port of call our cruise group will visit: Ocho Rios: Our westbound voyage heads first for the jewel of Jamaica, Ocho Rios. The beaches are exquisite, the music is reggae, the strawmarket is overwhelming and the people are the Carib­bean’s bubbliest. There are dozens of breathtaking attrac­tions, but the one "must-see” attraction is Dunn’s River Falls. As you walk its gentle steps, you will know what it feels like to be a child again. Grand Cayman: The largest of the three Cayman Islands, Grand Cayman has sugar-sand 7-Mile Beach and a reputation for the best snorkeling and diving in the world. That claim is based on underwater visibility of 200 feet and access to more then 300 ancient shipwrecks. Georgetown is the capital of this former British Crown Colony, many of its resi­dents being descendants of sol­diers from Cromwell’s Jamaican army. Cozumel: Here, the living is easy. Loosen up in a seaside cafe and let time and the world drift by. For some, the idea of drifting here will include fins, mask and snorkel and a visit to three-mile­­long Palancar Reef. But if your kind of fun consists of searching for silver, then you’ll find amaz­ing bargains on fabulous Mexican jewelry just about everywhere you turn. Playa del Carmen: They say Playa del Carmen will lead you to ruin. In fact, the ancient and compelling ruin of Chichen Itza is within reasonably easy reach. So is the equally ancient Mayan city of Tulum and its own interes­ting ruins. The snorkeling at Xel Ha’s lagoon is excellent. But try to allow some time for a visit to the elegant shops of Cancún. Ft. Lauderdale: And let’s not forget about Ft. Lauderdale. Those who opt for the additional post-cruise two-night stay at the Marriott Hotel and Marina will discover why many refer to this pastel paradise as the "American Tropics.” CostaRiviera is a floating resort Many have referred to the ss CostaRiviera, the ship chosen for this year’s William Penn Carib­bean Cruise, as a floating resort. As your days aboard drift by, the CostaRiviera will display her many attributes, one at a time. First, your cabin. Although you’ll be too busy having fun to spend much time here, your cabin — a painted canvas of middle blues and greens — will provide you with a comfortable place for restful nights. During your first day at sea, you may want to take a stroll around the ship to uncover for yourself its pleasant surprizes. On the Riviera Deck, you will find yourself in the middle of a piazzetta, an Italian town square. Street lamps and park benches accent the little shipboard shops filled with European designer clothing, exquisite jewelry and elegant perfumes. You can settle into a little bistro call La Tavern­­etta, sip some wine and watch the "street scene” float by. Up on the Sports and Lido decks you will find numerous way to keep yourself in your best physical shape for the week-long voyage. The fitness center offers a good variety of exercise equip­ment and the ship also features an optional SpaCosta program which includes a rounded exer­cise program conducted under the guidance of trained personnel. You can play a game of basket­ball, jog along the teak running track or simply contemplate the sea from one of three Jacuzzis, the swimming pool or a comfortable lounge. The CostaRiviera’s public rooms are impressive. La Scala is a terraced showroom where you can witness a week’s worth of wonderful entertainment. The Grand Prix Lounge is a focal point for catching up with new friends. The Monte Carlo Casino, rich in leather and felt, has a pulse of its own. And when you’re lucky, you can catch the rhythm. Dining aboard the CostaRivi­era is a culinary adventure. Each wonderful meal is prepared by expert chefs and served with the warm grace of Italian hospitality. The menu includes soups and salads of every description, home­made pastas, fresh baked breads and pastries, and the finest fish, beef and fowl. All of these are served in the newly refurbished Portofino Restaurant. Last, but not least, you will discover that the heart of the CostaRiviera is its crew. The people who will serve you are proud of their tradition of impec­cable service and work hard to make your cruise as pleasurable as possible. COOK BOOK HUNGARIAN SPECIALTIES and OTHER FAVORITES Net proceeds to benefit the William Penn Association Scholarship Foundation DONATION: $5.00/copy Send check or money order to: WILLIAM PENN SCHOLARSHIP FUND P.0. Box 438 New Brunswick, NJ 08903 Caribbean cruise to set sail April 28 Continued from Page 1 ports of call, however. While at sea — or even in port — you may partake of the many amenities offered by the beautiful Costa­Riviera. The CostaRiviera is designed for your pleasure and staffed by a crew of 500 eager to serve guests’ every need. The 700-foot-long ship features comfortable cabins, wide promenades and luxurious public rooms. Guests may enjoy visits to the pool, fitness center, movie theater, Jacuzzi and shop­ping plaza. At night, you can begin with dinner in the ship’s elegant dining room, then either relax at the lounge, play at the casino or catch glittering entertainment at the terraced showroom. The William Penn has secured a special reduced rate package available only to those who join our cruise group. The total cost for the cruise will be $ 1,150 for those selecting inside cabins, and $1,250 for those choosing outside cabins. Both prices are per person based on double occupancy. These special rates represent a savings of between $365 and $420 off the regular cruise rates. The cost includes ocean trans­portation and accommodations, all meals and entertainment aboard ship, ground transfers, port taxes, international depar­ture tax and airport security charge. Air transportation to and from Ft. Lauderdale is also included in the package price. You can fly at no additional cost from one of 100 U.S. cities, including Boston, Buffalo, Chicago, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, Detroit, Hartford, Newark, New York, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Those coming from the south­western or western U.S. will be charged a small add-on fee. The rate does not include costs for shore excursions, phone calls, laundry or valet service, wine, liquors, beverages and tips. Pre- and post-cruise stays at the Ft. Lauderdale Marriott can be yours for a small additional price. One-night pre-cruise stays are $60 per person, two-night pre- or post-cruise stays are $ 100 per person (both based on double occupancy). Members and non-members are welcome to join the William Penn cruise group. There is no limit to the size of our group, but if you are interest­ed in joining our cruise, you should get your reservations in early as space aboard ship is limited. A deposit of $200 per person is required to secure your reser­vation. Deposit checks should be made payable to "Mercur- Lombardo Travel.” To reserve your space on our cruise, complete the reservation form found on this page and mail it, along with your deposit, to: Mr. Zoltán B. Emri, National Vice President, William Penn Association, 709 Brighton Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15233. William Penn Caribbean Cruise’90 RESERVATION FORM FULL NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP PHONE (HOME) (WORK) SHIP ACCOMMODATIONS: □ INSIDE CABIN - $1,150 per person □ OUTSIDE CABIN - $1,250 per person HOTEL (OPTIONAL): □ 1 NIGHT/PRE-CRUISE - $60 per person □ 2 NIGHTS/PRE-CRUISE - $100 per person □ 2 NIGHTS/POST-CRUISE - $100 per person SIGNATURE Send this form along with your deposit of $200.00 per person payable to “Mercur-Lombardo Travel" to: Mr. Zoltán B. Emri, National Vice President William Penn Association, 709 Brighton Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15233 'Deposits will be refunded in full up to March 12, 1990. Cancellations requested after that date will be subject to penalty. PLEASE, one person per form. Copies of this form may be made

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