[MD-Sligo] Announcements for Saturday's meeting

[Chikodinaka Oguledo]

is this cees candys? can i take on asiment?

On 3/7/24, Deborah via MD-Sligo <md-sligo at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Dr. Zelaya will be coming early to the chapter meeting because he has to
> leave before the meeting is over.  If you want to take personal time to
> look
> at the voting machine, register to vote, or change your address or party
> affiliation, please get there by 1:30.
>
> Here is the scoop on the candy: I don't know if it will be here by
> Saturday.
> We have 2 cartons of milk chocolate and two cartons of extra-dark
> chocolate.
> Each carton contains 3 boxes with 24 bars each.  That means we have 6 boxes
> of each kind.  We will sell each bar for $2.50.
>
> I mistakenly ordered the peanut brittle, not the peanut brittle bars.  We
> have never sold the peanut brittle before.  I have eaten it, and it's good.
> We will not make a huge profit this year, but we will see how we do.
>
> Please let me know if you want raffle tickets for the spring raffle.
> Please
> bring your money--$5 a ticket.
>
> We are also collecting 2024 dues.  If you are not sure if you have paid,
> please let me know and I will check.
>
> There are still a few bags of nuts left.  They are in the single digits, so
> let me or Judy know what you want. We have
> Almonds $4.50
> Baltimore bar mix $4.50
> Nut and fruit mix $4.50
> Deluxe mixed nuts $6.50
>
> There may be a few bags of Maryland mix as well.  Judy, please let us know
> if you have some.
>
> Please think about whether you will be going to the national convention.
> Remember, the chapter can help only with room expenses; you will need to
> work out how to pay for everything else.  That is also true if you get help
> from the Jernigan fund or any other source of funding.
>
> Thanks to Tom and Jeff for going to Annapolis with me today, and to all
> those who have gone to various hearings in February.
>
> Debbie
>
>
>
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