Re: Friends of CATS Backdating Equipment for 50th
| February 22, 2020 08:39PM |
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Maury Ballstein Wrote:
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> Aww did Doug get his feelings hurt? Seriously,
> some of the Friends do miss alot of blatant
> details. Things that are pretty obvious in all of
> the photos out there, in all of the books out
> there, records of standard practices, and best of
> all...in the Dorman collection photos that the
> Friends take care of. Maybe instead of being
> arrogant and getting butt hurt over these things,
> take a look at history and get it right the first
> time. It's not that hard when you put your mind
> to it.
>
> -Maury
[www.cumbrestoltec.org]
"First time volunteering? - Wondering what it’s all about? - Not certain you have skills needed to be effective? - Find the forms confusing?"
"We understand how difficult it is to try something new and how important it is to have answers before you commit to being a volunteer. The Friends have knowledgeable, experienced volunteers who will answer your questions and address your concerns. These seasoned volunteers can help you through the registration process; explain how to fill out forms and which forms are needed; help you decide which project best fits your skills. Just send us an e-mail and we will assist. If you wish to speak with us directly please include your phone number and the best time to call. We will be happy to discuss any part of the volunteer program as we’ve seen and done a lot and are eager to share our experiences. Send one of us an e-mail and you will have a response the same day."
XXXOOO
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Doug Frederick, Chama, New Mexico.
"Think you used enough dynamite there, Butch?"
Slimrail Fan is 6.5 time zones, Pacific to Atlantic.
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> Aww did Doug get his feelings hurt? Seriously,
> some of the Friends do miss alot of blatant
> details. Things that are pretty obvious in all of
> the photos out there, in all of the books out
> there, records of standard practices, and best of
> all...in the Dorman collection photos that the
> Friends take care of. Maybe instead of being
> arrogant and getting butt hurt over these things,
> take a look at history and get it right the first
> time. It's not that hard when you put your mind
> to it.
>
> -Maury
[www.cumbrestoltec.org]
"First time volunteering? - Wondering what it’s all about? - Not certain you have skills needed to be effective? - Find the forms confusing?"
"We understand how difficult it is to try something new and how important it is to have answers before you commit to being a volunteer. The Friends have knowledgeable, experienced volunteers who will answer your questions and address your concerns. These seasoned volunteers can help you through the registration process; explain how to fill out forms and which forms are needed; help you decide which project best fits your skills. Just send us an e-mail and we will assist. If you wish to speak with us directly please include your phone number and the best time to call. We will be happy to discuss any part of the volunteer program as we’ve seen and done a lot and are eager to share our experiences. Send one of us an e-mail and you will have a response the same day."
XXXOOO
~
Doug Frederick, Chama, New Mexico.
"Think you used enough dynamite there, Butch?"
Slimrail Fan is 6.5 time zones, Pacific to Atlantic.
[picasaweb.google.com]
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