[muglo] Re: MEETINGS AT THE LIBRARY
- From: Leith Peterson <leithriver@xxxxxx>
- To: muglo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 15 Dec 2006 09:09:31 -0500
I agree with Theresa that "slow times" like February would be good.
All the options mentioned so far have merit, but I'd like to suggest
one used by other groups I belong to: meeting at a restaurant. I
realize this wouldn't be ideal for show and tell and might be on the
expensive side for some, but other groups I belong to have found it
works. For instance, one group I belong to has met at the Black
Trumpet on Richmond in an upstairs room. They're planning a meeting
at Copperfields in Wortley Village in January.
Last month, I attended a workshop and one of the sessions was held in
the upstairs of Fellini Koolini's on Albert Street. I realize that
parking is an added expense in some of these locations, but I'm just
mentioning it as another possibility, especially if the restaurant
has a special room for group meetings.
Leith
>One thing that might be wise would be to offer one or two public
>gathering-type meeting per year at a public place like the library
>during slow times in everyone's calendar. February would be one option
>and is midway between the Christmas and Easter holidays when people get
>antsy and need something exciting to focus on (like a meeting of
>MUGLO!). These meetings can then be supplemented with one or two other
>gatherings, perhaps in someone's home as a less formal and more
>friendly activity (I hear some interest in having wine available!).
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>On Dec 15, 2006, at 8:08 AM, Leith Peterson wrote:
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>Theresa: If Alastair Neely is still the head of the Westmount
>branch, it does not surprise me that he would offer such an
>incentive. He is very community-oriented.
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