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Welcome to our web site. We hope you will visit this site often.
What's New 2001
We have sent our eighth Electronic Newsletter on November 16, 2001. It includes information about the plans for the April 2002 Lunch or Dinner, the May 2002 Tour, the addition of the Reflections Page and the Magna Carta Triennial.
The May 2002 Tour has been scheduled for May 12-21, 2002 and the Program is now available. Terms and Conditions are available from the Society Office. We encourage early deposits.
Reflections - We have included a page for Reflections beginning with those on September 11, 2001 and have started the page with an article from Winston S. Churchill based on his observations as he was in New York City that day. We invite responsible and inspiring reflections, by email, for attachment to the page. Please refer to the page for additional information.
Magna Carta Triennial - We have added the Program for the Commemoration of the 786th Anniversary of the Sealing of Magna Carta at Runnymede Saturday 16 June 2001. We have included the Order of Service which was held at the Egham Church on 16 June 2001, the text of the Main Address given by Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers, Master of the Rolls and Chairman of the Magna Carta Trust and the Magna Carta Anniversary Sermon given by The Right Reverend John Gladwin, Lord Bishop of Guildford. We have included an introductory page. 1. Introductory Page, 2, Order of Service, 3, Address by Lord Phillips 4. Sermon by The Right Reverend John Gladwin.
Lost Members - We have added a page for 219 Members who have been lost for the period from 8/12/2000 to 8/21/2001. Please check this list and let us know if you know the address of any of the lost members.
We have sent our seventh Electronic Newsletter to approximately 1,750 people on April 29, 2001, an Annual Luncheon Newsletter. It includes text of letters from the President of the United States and the Mayor of the City of Philadelphia as well as the speech given by Arabella Churchill, the granddaughter of Sir Winston Churchill, KG.
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