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Letter from the EditorThe Waybill is for you the members and our friends to enjoy. If there is something you would like to see in the Waybill then please contact us by email at contactus@mysticvalleyrs.org or by mail. We are always looking for stories to include, as we have many members who are no longer able to go on any trips and they get great enjoyment out of reading about them. So if you have ever wanted to be a Newspaper reporter now is your chance… Group Sales Policy: 10 or more tickets purchased in ADVANCE by the SAME PERSON will be entitled to a 10% DISCOUNT subject to availability. BLOCK SPACE may be arranged on any non-restricted event with Ticket Coordinator or Tour Director (when assigned) at least 50 days prior to departure. For further information, please contact the Mystic Valley Railway Society, 617-361-4445 or e-mail at contactus@mysticvalleyrs.org.
From the Presidentby Theresa E. RylkoHappy New Year as we start our 53rd year. There have been a lot of changes, but one thing stays steady. That is your love for traveling with the club. Remember this is your waybill and the best way to communicate with other members. Thank you for your comments and concerns concerning your membership. Our membership year runs from April 1 to March 31. We use the first year of the membership for coding - So this year will be coded M23. Here is the Picture of the members of the Board.
From the Acting Vice Presidentby Jeff Costello
April 2023 Mystic Valley Railway Society is 53 years old and we made
it through some difficult times but we’re doing our thing. Our
annual was May1 and we welcomed a new director Gerard Sevigny a good
friend and frequent traveler on our adventures. The trip team has
presented a list of familiar but good trips. Clarks Bears,
Wiscasset, Waterville, and Farmington Railway Museum in Alna Maine,
boat cruises, and of course lots of good food and good friends. More
in the Waybills. If you have any places of interest, good
restaurants, contact the MVRS trip team and maybe you’ll see “your
trip” listed. Back at home, I’m the happiest engineer. Train layout
with at least 30 cars and accompaning engines up and running! Of
course there is still more to do and gig dreams keep me going! Also
big trains, Cape Cod Central Railroad in Hyannis has Mothers Day and
Fathers Day trips with lunch. More trains I love it. My wife thinks
I should have been an engineer! Mystic Valley Railway Society is
still here and we hope all can join us on the upcoming planned
trips. Of course as usual ideas from our members are welcome All
aboard!
The End of the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Officially Ends – by Kimberly Calvi, Paralegal to Attorney Bradley C. Pinta of Pinta Law Group, LLC
Calling all Members!
BOARD OF
DIRECTORS 2022-2023 You will see many of these volunteers as tour leaders on your trips. It takes a team effort to have a successful volunteer organization. Please share your talents as a volunteer with MVRS and be rewarded by seeing your work in action. Call 617-361-4445 and a volunteer form will be sent to you.
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