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Hi Ed,
I apologize for the delay. Thank you for being patient.
The price of the 30 Years CD is geared to encourage membership. Here’s how it breaks down…
Member Price $10.00 Non-Member Price $22.00 (Includes a one year, single membership worth $12) Postage/Handling $5.00 (optional for those who aren’t able to pick up the CD at our meeting)
So, for a total of $27.00, the CD (along with a one year membership) can be mailed to you.
If you are interested, you may pay via PayPal using the address erik@thekrib.com . Or, you may correspond via mail with our media coordinator, Erik Olson, by sending payment to him at…
Erik Olson 306 NW 82nd Street Seattle WA 98117
Good Luck on your project! Rick Rose, GSAS Secretary/Historian
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Thanks!
From: Rick Rose
[mailto:rick-rose@comcast.net]
Hi Ed,
Thanks for your email; I’m checking on the non-member cost for the CD.
I’ll get back to you ASAP.
Thanks,
Rick
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I tried sending this to June Olberding but it go returned, so I am trying your email address. _____________________________________________ I was looking at your website and saw you had an archive of your newsletter on CD Rom. Then I saw that it was only $10.00 for members. I was wondering if you would sell me a copy? If I need to join you club to be able to purchase it then I will or if you will sell it to me for a little more than the member price, that would be ok too! I am very much into aquarium clubs and am now Editor of our newsletter the MACKATTACK, which is the publication of the Mid-Atlantic-Cichlid-Keepers (MACK). I am also a member or North Jersey Aquarium Society (NJAS) and the American Cichlid Association (ACA) where I was past membership chairman. I was also one of the first founding members of the Bucks County Aquarium Society (BCAS). I am setting up exchanges with other cichlid clubs but I am not going to limit it to cichlids only. If you would like I could add your club to the list. We publish our newsletter monthly 10 months out of the year with no publication in August and September. I have an interest in different clubs from all over the US and am looking into doing an article on Clubs and their history or on the quality of their newsletters. I just recently joined the yahoo group on Aquarium Hobby Historical Society, which had peaked my interest in the history of the hobby. I haven’t decided yet on which way to go, whether to write it on history of newsletters or on the history of clubs. I will probably wait and see how much info I can gather on each of them then decide.
Also, since I am resending this to you I see that you are Historian of the club. Any history you have that you could send me would be great! Thanks! Ed Young |