Okay. So American Flint Glass deaths occurred on the 4th of July, rather than Thanksgiving or Christmas. So, it was an accident with a train, not a bus. So, who’s counting details Karen Ohland. I guess you said just read the details on the monuments. Yes, Karen, your pictures are sharp enough to read that.
Now, onto Saturday night of the Symposium. A dinner at the headquarters of Corning, Inc.,
overlooking the Chemung River with the setting sun. Then later, the traditional Steuben auction conducted by auctioneer Steve Early. Look for the centerpieces of colored glass. Thanks to CMoG for sharing these centerpieces, blown at the hot glass show at the museum. The auction raised $6,000 for the Club. Great going.

More auction dinner photos. It’s particularly nice to see Bob Rockwell able to attend and as you can see from the photos how engaged he was able to be. Something about Steuben that brings out the best in all of us.
We’ve had a great response to our request that members update their membership effective
10/1/06, and from new members. Thanks to all. Any who haven’t signed up please get around to
doing so. We’re pleased to see our growing membership.
Just one more set of pictures left.