Subject: Education Station

From: [email-masked] (George Dixon)
Date: Wed, 19 Jun 1996 13:44:00 -0400

Greetings,

I noted that your last minutes reflected a concern about the ed station vis
a vis registration .  I will have two signs,  on for the general
registration desk area on Wed and the same at the site.  It will advise
what is covered by each of the 6 classes, list the instructor and advise
that registration for the ed station is walk-in.  At Cal Poly I did a
lottery and at St louis it was part of the registration packets, in both
cases some folks who signed up did not
show while others who hadn't signed up did......so walk-in starting 1/2 hr
before the seesion seems the easiest.  First come/first served....

Now, onto the glitch...
One instructor backed out, Arron Mittleman, so I will cover his two
sessions.  My question is...at this late date can I bring the steel needed
with a reciept or should I contact someone to get the materials covered ?
(He was doing a lead into gold demo that will be sorely missed.....)

I will get there Monday evening sometimes and if there is no-one awake I'll
cover things until Tuesday.  The internet guy and I have covered his
handouts and I made sure that Enrique's artmetal is listed (http style)
with the other net resources.  One item I forgot to request was 30 3.5
floppy disks, if these can be secured I would appreciate it.
Take care and I'll see you inna few days.
Respectfully,
G Dixon

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From: Will Ezell <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 19 Jun 1996 17:28:20 -0500

> (He was doing a lead into gold demo that will be sorely missed.....)

Lead into gold demo???????So you modern day alchemists finally figured out the trick?
*GRIN*....

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From: Jim McCarty <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 20 Jun 1996 08:26:43 -0500

> Lead into gold demo???????So you modern day alchemists finally figured out the trick?

Lead into gold...I knew I was doing something wrong. I've been turning 
gold into lead. Back to the drawing board...
-- 
Jim McCarty
Father Helias Forge
Taos, MO
Editor Rural Missouri Magazine
Newsletter editor, Blacksmiths Association of Missouri

³Foolish consistencies are the hobgoblins of little minds³