Re: House of the Golden Note invitation 10/30/99

First, a reminder: Our November song circle will be held on November 20, at the Unitarian Universalist Church, at the corner of 40th and Donald in Eugene, immediately following a concert by Heather Alexander. Mark your calendars and spread the word! Note also that this is the third, not the last, Saturday of the month.

Meanwhile, please join us at our October song circle next weekend. Samhain/Halloween songs and garb welcomed.

     WHEN: Saturday, October 30, 7 PM until everyone leaves
       
     AT: The House of the Golden Note, 178 Bushnell Ln, Eugene OR 97404
       
        
     DIRECTIONS:   From either north or south bound I-5: take exit
     195-B--Florence (also identified as Airport and/or Beltline Rd) west. Go
     west to the "Northwest Expressway" exit. Turn off Beltline. When the exit
     ramp reaches the Northwest Expressway, turn left (south). Proceed under
     Beltline, then under the next overpass. Take the next left, which is the
     Maxwell Street ramp. When you reach a T on Maxwell Street, turn right
     (east). Immediately get in the left turn lane and make your first left 
     on Bushnell Lane. This is immediately before the "Community Market."
     Proceed north on Bushnell for about eight to ten houses. 178 Bushnell
     will be on your left. It is a white house with blue trim.
      
     STYLE: Either Bardic or Moderated Chaos depending on the number and
     preference of participants. We want everyone to have fun.
         

    PHONE: (541) 689-7643     

     EMAIL: aross at efn.org
             tbaildon at yahoo.com 
    
     See you then, there!
        
     NOTES: 
     1. Some crash space available; call to reserve yours. Bring sleeping gear
     in case we run out of beds.
     2. There are three fuzzy four-foots in the house.
     3. The house is not childproof. Smalls welcome on good behavior.
     4. Bring all of your usual filk stuff.
     5. NO SMOKING.
     6. There is a PC-clone computer available for archiving songs or printing
     out copies.