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DESCRIPTION:This club-favourite fellowship event is an adventure\, and part
icipants usually have a fabulous time getting to know more about other clu
b members and building friendships. Partners are encouraged to attend\, bu
t singles are equally welcome. This year\, this event will be on Saturday
\, April 29th at 6pm. Here’s how it generally works\, organized by
the club's Fellowship Committee. Members volunteer to host a potluck dinne
r in their home on the designated evening\, and state how many guests they
can comfortably accommodate. Other club members sign up as wanting to a
ttend a potluck. Usually\, several potlucks happen simultaneously\, accomm
odating everyone who wishes to attend. The organizers then establish the g
uest list for each potluck host. At each location:The host won’t know
exactly who is coming\, only how many people to expect. The guests obvio
usly need to know whose home to go to\, but they won’t know who else is
attending\, only how many people are expected in total at their potluck.
The host provides the main entrée\, the table setting and a welcoming en
vironment. Ahead of time:The host tells the organizers what their main ent
rée will be\, and what other items would round out the meal. For example:
“We could use a salad\, vegetables\, bread\, a starch like potatoes or
rice\, dessert\, and drinks.” (Whatever the host thinks.) The organizers
then help to coordinate what each guest will bring\, so that the add-on i
tems are covered. The organizers also identify dietary requirements and
help to ensure there are suitable arrangements for all concerned. At the
designated hour\, the doorbell starts to ring at each host location\, and
the fun begins!
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LOCATION:Various Homes of Rotarians
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SUMMARY:Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:This club-fa
vourite fellowship event is an adventure\, and participants usually have a
fabulous time getting to know more about other club members and building
friendships. Partners are encouraged to attend\, but singles are equally w
elcome. This year\, this event \;will be on Saturday\, April 29th at 6
pm. \;
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Here&rsquo\;s how it generally works\, organized by the cl
ub'\;s Fellowship Committee.
\n\n
\n - Members volunteer to host a potluck dinner in their home on
the designated evening\, and state how many guests they can comfortably ac
commodate. \;
\n - Other clu
b members sign up as wanting to attend a potluck. Usually\, several potluc
ks happen simultaneously\, accommodating everyone who wishes to attend.
\n - The organizers then establish
the guest list for each potluck host. \;
\n - At each location:\n
\n - The host won&rsquo\;t know exactly who is coming\, only how m
any people to expect. \;
\n - The guests obviously need to know whose home to go to\, but they won&rs
quo\;t know who else is attending\, only how many people are expected in t
otal at their potluck.
\n
\n \n - The host provides the main entré\;e\, the table setting
and a welcoming environment.
\n - Ahead of time:\n
\n - The hos
t tells the organizers what their main entré\;e will be\, and what o
ther items would round out the meal. For example: &ldquo\;We could use a s
alad\, vegetables\, bread\, a starch like potatoes or rice\, dessert\, and
drinks.&rdquo\; (Whatever the host thinks.)
\n - The organizers then help to coordinate what each guest
will bring\, so that the add-on items are covered. \;
\n <
li>The organizers also identify dietary requi
rements and help to ensure there are suitable arrangements for all concern
ed.
\n
\n \n
At the
designated hour\, the doorbell starts to ring at each host location\, and
the fun begins!\n\n