SC - Re: sca-cooks V1 #202

L Herr-Gelatt and J R Gelatt liontamr at ptd.net
Tue Jul 15 18:52:50 PDT 1997


In a message dated 97-07-15 19:36:22 EDT, you write:

<< The new rulings indicate that even passing the hat for supplies
constitutes sale of an alcoholic beverage. >>

Where did you percieve such a suggestion in the "rules"? I have reread them
several times and the ONLY thing that is forbidden is that SCA FUNDS are
forbidden for the perchace of alcohol EXCEPT for use in cooking. Let's not
add to the continuously oppressive regulation handed to us by the B.O.D. any
more than we have to. :-0

Admittedly, selling "home-brew" is a fedderal offense, BUT cololecting money
from a group of friends to purchase commercial beverages  in no way
whatsoever even begins to suggest selling "home-brew". And, more importantly
the specific rulling of the BOD only affects SCA funds not private funds.

If , for instance, a private member, were to collect funds to purchase a keg
for a feast the new SCA rules do not prohibit it.

Lord Ras 
( Who thinks the NEW rules are ludicrous and patently rediculous.. <.thinking
that Mulled wine is a recipe so he might purchace the wine to make this
particular dish with Shire funds at the next event he feastocrats>)

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