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The 2008
Reunion is ON in September!
Louisville at night...
Confirming list for
the crew attending
(check for friends attending)
See the below for activities and places of interest.
WHEN: | 31 August through 6 September 2008 |
WHERE: |
The Chariot Hotel (This is
3/10 mile from the Sub Vets of W.W.II Convention Site at The Clarion
Hotel) |
WHO: | All officers, crewmembers,
wives and family of the SS 320, SSN 667 and S_324 and families and friends of shipmates who are "Resting Their Oars" are also always welcome. |
HOSPITALITY SUITE: | The Bergall Hospitality Suite has always been a hit...
so we'll have one, nice and local to our rooms. Please bring sea stories and liberty lies to share and enjoy. |
BERGALL FAMILY DINNER |
The Dinner is scheduled for Thursday night (Sept. 4) at
John E's Restaurant & Lounge 3708 Bardstown Rd Louisville, KY 40218 Please send $31 per person to Sam McConnell to confirm your reservation Please send you dinner choices to Sam along with your check for the dinner...
Make checks payable to "THE BERGALL ASSOCIATION"
Mail
to: |
DINNER MENU: | Pick your selection and
let us know when you send in your reservation check to Sam.
For more information you can go to http://www.johnesrestaurant.com/. All items include a cool, crisp dinner salad, choice of potato and homemade yeast rolls and butter. non-alcoholic beverage, tax, and tip. Alcoholic beverages will be at the discretion of the individual and they will receive a separate bill for any drink orders. #1 Petite Filet Mignon, 6 oz. Broiled to your order. Served with buttered mushroom caps. #2 Grilled Mahi Mahi With our special marinade. Topped with macadamia nuts #3 Charbroiled Chicken Fresh boneless chicken breasts - charcoal broiled - delicately seasoned and cooked to a juicy doneness. |
SPECIAL EVENTS: |
The annual
Association Meeting
will be held on the 4th at 1400... --- Please insure that you attend if an Association member. ---
The USS Bergall reunion will be held in conjunction with
the US Sub Vets of W.W. II |
GENERAL INFORMATION CONTACT: |
Richard L. Fiske (FTGC) (69-71) 315 Holly Road Wakefield, RI 02879-4928 (401) 789-7099 dixf@cox.net |
ATTENDING LIST: | E-Mail - Mike Brood so that we know when
you are coming, who will be with you, and if you will be attending the reunion dinner. |
Outside activities:
From Ron Mueller:
As promised, here are a few things to
do while in Louisville. I tried to keep things close, inexpensive, and
would be of general interest to everyone.
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Downtown Louisville area: |
Churchill Downs |
There won't be racing at Churchill Downs in Aug/Sep, but the Kentucky Derby Museum is open and the film "The Greatest Race" is almost as good as being at the Derby (probably better--no crowd!). |
Louisville Bats games |
this is fun even if you aren't a big baseball fan; their stadium on the river is a jewel box of a place. |
Louisville Slugger Museum Factory Tours |
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Frazier Arms Museum |
Great for those that are interested in military items and weapons of all ages. |
Muhammad Ali Center |
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Belle of Louisville |
Cruise on the Ohio (this is a real paddle wheel boat that has been in operations as long as I can remember. It’s a nice river ride in the evening. |
Falls of the Ohio Interpretive Center and Fossil Beds |
Takes us back to the frontier days and the Lewis & Clark expedition |
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Restaurants: |
Cunningham’s |
On 4th St.; inexpensive and something for everybody on the menu; a good place to go for lunch. |
Otto's Cafe |
Open for breakfast and lunch in the Seelbach Hotel, has a good buffet. |
Jeffersonville Riverfront |
Now has 4 restaurants: Kingfish, Buckhead's, Rocky's, and the Bristol. |
Mike Linnig's |
Always a good place to go in the summer, although it is quite a drive from downtown. |
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Historical places: |
Locust Grove |
George Rogers Clark's home and farm located off River Road on Blankenbaker Lane, just a little east of downtown. |
Patriot's Peace Memorial |
on River Road, in the same vicinity as Locust Grove. |
Cave Hill Cemetery |
I know it seems weird to recommend this, but first time visitors are usually in awe. There is a Civil War section and monument that veterans might like. It is also one of the largest cemeteries in the country were many, many famous people are laid to rest. It is also a beautiful and quiet place to walk and reflect. |
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Fun things: |
Cherokee Park |
A large park with rolling hills. The two lane road is separated so that cars use one lane and walkers, joggers, and bicyclists use the other. It is located in the highlands and is a beautiful park. For those bringing pets, this is a good place to let them stretch their legs and interact with other dogs. One full lap is 2.3 miles but there are short options and lots of woods trails. |
Bardstown Road |
The section near the city is a wonderful place to drive down and certain sections are even more fun to walk. Many unusual shops and lots and lots of restaurants fill this area. |
Bardstown & E-Town |
(Elizabeth, KY) – This is far off the beaten path and a 45 minute drive down I-65. Both are historic towns with lots to see. For those interested in seeing how whiskey and bourbon are made, several distilleries are located there including Jim Beam. |
Six Flags |
The amusement park is located just north of the airport. For those bringing children or grandchildren, you can’t go wrong. |
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The city of Louisville has MetroCall 311, so to get info about Louisville (to find a park or a golf course, or something to do) dial 311 from a Louisville phone. |
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The Louisville tourism website is: www.gotolouisville.com |
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USS Bergall
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USS Bergall SS 320
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USS Bergall SSN 667