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Aaron Morris <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 11 Nov 1996 14:13:33 EST
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I responded to Mason directly (a no-no in some peoples book), but after
seeing a second request I'll post directly to the list.
 
>
> A few suggestions: Get good speakers to come in and talk of their area of
> expertise.  Can't suggest who, as I am not familiar with your area.  My
> association is located in proximity to Cornell, so we are able to tap into
> that resource.  Perhaps UC, Davis might offer something.  Speakers should
> receive some sort of honoraria (fee).
>
> Second, tastings.  We had a honey tasting featuring honey from all over
> the world.  It was a big hit!  Perhaps your club has members willing
> to donate honey from their private stash.  Swizzle sticks make a good
> honey dipper for small tastings.  My club is sponsoring a mead discussion
> and tasting at our next meeting (Nov 18 at 7:30 pm, if you can make it).
>
> We also have an annual "Pot Luck Supper" that is always well attended and
> a lot of fun.
>
Aaron Morris - I think, therefore I bee!

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