[vip_committees] Dining in the Dark

  • From: Blaine Clark <thelight9@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: Hank Bloomberg Chapter List <vip_committees@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 26 Aug 2011 10:26:26 -0400

Title: Hank Bloomberg chapter of the Pennsylvania Council of the Blind, and of the American Council of the Blind.
Got in contact with Ed Tate from Louigi's. He just got back from vacation and has been looking at Duffy's Bar in Boalsburg for their next expansion. He's been busy! Sundays and Thursdays would be better for them. If on Saturday, another location such as Best Western or the Citizen's Center would be best with Louigi's catering. They have so many events scheduled on Saturdays such as wedding parties and such.

We are now so close to Whitecane day, would it be better to hold off until October, perhaps during the last week, which would also be the week after the convention? That would give us a chance to try to advertise more, give people a better idea of what we are doing since we could give a report of what happened at the convention. I know that would set us up for the week just before Halloween, but then maybe that would appeal more to the public since everyone would be wearing blindfolds. If we could do it on Thursday or Friday the 27th or 28th, that might be better? I didn't bring this up when we talked, so I don't know how that would fit with his schedule, but I think we ought to consider it.

Need some feedback very soon.

Blaine

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