Howdy Fellow Commodore Users!
If you are reading this, then apparently the newsletter editor
decided to either (A) have a newsletter for August, or (B) saved it
for the September newsletter. Last year I mentioned that we would not
have a newsletter during our picnic month, and the newsletter editor
asked me why not? Usually I offer the chance to have a break for the
editor, since club business is not usually the first item of business
at the picnic.....it's eatting!
As I write this article, I forget how many days of over 90 degree
temperatures, and of those how many over 100. Where I work, the sign
outside our building on one of those hot days indicated it was 119!!!
Normally, I consider that sign to be accurate, and it seems to be
accurate regardless of the weather conditions around us, but you know,
it gets to a point where you really don't want to know the
temperature, and that day was it! I saw the 10 day outlook as it
was approaching the week of the picnic and it looks like the August 90
degree days will stay around for a while. Hopefully, our picnic will
be an enjoyable one at that kind of heatwave!
A couple of items I'd like to mention upcoming for those who
missed July's meeting. CCCC will be attending the ECCC Expo in
September. So, if you'd like to help out and plan to attend, get with
Roger Hoyer. I would imagine his van will be very crowded with all the
latest donations we have received this summer. There for a while I
thought we were finally beginning to sell down all the stuff without
any new donations. I've been surprised at the quantity of great
items offered to our club. Thanks go to all those individuals who have
kept our club treasury in the positive all these years.
Along that line, we will be having an inventory party in October.
We have it tenatively scheduled for the first weekend of October. That
would be the next weekend after the ECCC. Volunteers will be
compensated for their mileage, and be provided lunch, and if there are
left overs, maybe dinner to take home. There might even be a dessert
of some sort to enjoy. Names are already being collected, we have
several volunteers already and could use another 4 individuals for the
ideal number. Plan on spending a good chunk of the day for this
project, we would like to start at 10, break for lunch around 12:30,
and continue on thru completion, typically completing the project
around 4 in the afternoon. So, start looking at your calendar at
October 6 and make those plans now.
Keep on Commodoring!
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